Constance Ann Aust (Connie) was born November 5, 1927 in Niagara Falls, New York. Shortly after graduating from Elmira College in 1949 she married her junior high school sweetheart, Brad Aust.
Connie was a social worker while Brad attended medical school. They started a family in 1950 with the birth of their first child, and after stops in Philadelphia (Brad in Korea) and Minneapolis, they landed in San Antonio in 1966, where they raised six children.
Together they worked tirelessly to promote programs devoted to people with special needs, starting with the ARC and later co-founding non-profit RMI (Reaching Maximum Independence).
Connie had a passion for reading, attacked the daily crossword puzzle, played a mean game of scrabble and rode bikes all over Europe.
Her greatest gift was the example she set for her children and grandchildren on how to be a giving, loving person.
Brad passed away in 2010 after 60 years of marriage and daughter Linda passed away in 2013.
Connie is survived by her brother Bruce MacMullin and her children: Jay Aust and wife Christi Carletti, Bonnie Aust and husband Peter Rotwein, Barb Hodge, MaryLou and husband John Gallion, and Tracey and husband Mike Norment. Grandchildren: Kelsey and husband Joe Schagemann, Abby Rotwein and Wale Desalu, Kate Rotwein and husband Matt Rogers, Hannah Rotwein and Sam Kusin, Ryan and wife Heidi Hodge, Kelti and husband Ryan Smith, Olivia and husband Kurt Zanca, Jake and wife Erin Gallion, Kasey Norment and Sam Ruiz, Lindsay and husband Vincent Sanchez, Haley Norment, and Carly Norment. Great grandchildren: Mila, Seamus, Spirit, Hakan, Niyol, Talia, and Will.
A special thanks to Rose Garza for all the loving care she gave Connie over 25 years.
There will be no services taking place at this time. You may refer to the Porter Loring website for any future service dates and time.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to Reaching Maximum Independence (RMI) 6336 Montgomery Drive San Antonio, Texas 78259.
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Katherine (Kathy) Schwesinger
February 12, 2021
It was so nice to get to know Connie better after I retired. I so enjoyed our times going out to lunch or dinner with her long time friend Iris. She will be missed but know that she was ready to join Brad. To the family, you are so fortunate to have had such wonderful parents who loved you very much. May you enjoy all the blessing of memories of a life well lived.
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Peter Kuhl
February 8, 2021
Dear Tracy, I never met your Mom. Having had the privilege and joy of working with you told me about the Grace and gifts your Mother instilled in you. You and your family are in our prayers.
My parents were from Batavia, NY & I was born in Buffalo while Dad was in medical school there.
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