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Jacqueline Downs
November 11, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. Connie was an exceptional lady and I feel very blessed to have known her for many years. To know her was to love her, and she will surely be missed by all of us.
Patty Good
November 11, 2008
I was deeply saddened to read about Connie in yesterday's paper. Connie and I went to school together and graduated from Fleming the same year. I remember her coming to at least one of our reunions. The last time we had a reunion, we were not able to get in touch with her. Following the reunion, I got on the web, did a little research, and was able to make contact with a daughter. She contacted her mom and Connie got in touch with me. I got her new address and we have been e-mailing each other ever since. I so admired her guts and determination to battle this disease and never give up. She e-mailed me pictures of her trip to Greece and also Costa Rica. She wrote me that she had broken her neck in a fall, but after surgery, put on one of those collars, and went on a cruise to Korea, Japan, etc. She was grit and grace. She was a very precious lady and I will miss hearing from her. I had high hopes we would see her at our 50th reunion coming up. However, she will be remembered. My sympathies and prayers are with her family.
Vickie Richey
November 11, 2008
Connie was such a lovely lady, gracious and positive always. The many years I knew her will be treasured. My deep sympathy to all her loved ones.
robert & belinda seymour
November 10, 2008
we are sorry to hear of your loss. god needed another angel .your are in our prayers
Carolyn Hale Bruce
November 10, 2008
To the Sutphin family: please accept my heartfelt sympathies in your great loss. In my mind's eye Connie will always be that pretty little blond who strolled the halls of WFHS with us, her classmates. Her fight is over, but her spirit lives on.
Sandra Schmied
November 10, 2008
Very, very sorry to hear of this. I know Connie will be missed. Please let me know if I can do anything.
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