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Constance Watson Obituary
Nashville, TN
Constance "Connie" Alexander Watson - was born in Nashville (Davidson County), Tennessee to the late Arthur and Delores (Beasley) Alexander. She was educated in Nashville Public Schools and was a graduate of the infamous Pearl High School class of '68. Constance resided in Los Angeles, CA for the past 30 years. She was known as "Connie" by her friends and co-worker and served as the Executive Director of People Who Care Youth Center, a non-profit youth and family services agency in Los Angeles, for the past 25 years. She was preceded in death by her son Shannon Alexander, and leaves to cherish her memories, sisters Demetrus Alexander, Audrey Alexander-Payton (Atlanta, GA) and Jackie Alexander. Grandchildren-Shannae Alexander (Las Vegas, NV), Shannon Alexander and Kaleb Alexander (both of Los Angeles, CA), a host of aunts, nieces, cousins and long time friends. Family visitation Friday, 10/7 5:00p - 7:00p and services Saturday, 10/8 at 10:30am at
Terrell Broady Funeral Home, 3855 Clarksville Pike, 615-244-4755
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Carmen Lowe
October 8, 2016
Praying for God's continuous peace for the family. I'll miss your earthly presence and I felt your gentle spirit when you ascended last week. Rejoice as you walk around Heaven all day my friend.
Artie London
October 7, 2016
While my heart is heavy, I know the Lord is able to give comfort to Connie's family and the graduates of Pearl High Class of 1968. My joy that "cometh in the morning" is all the laughter and fun times we shared while at Pearl. Rest Connie!
Rev Dr Frederick D Hancock PHS 68
October 7, 2016
To The Watson Family,
To everything there is a reason and a season. This being the harvest season, our Father needed another who has labored tireless in His vineyard, to come from labor to reward. Connie was the one He chose to receive this reward. May your hearts be worry free. For she rest at the feet of Jesus. Earth has no sorrow that heaven can not heal. Keep your heads toward the hill from whence comes your help and your strength. May the Lord God bless you real good!!!
Jackie Greer
October 7, 2016
My cousin, my friend, my cohort in keeping this family on step. Missing you already. You'll always be in my heart.
Monica Virgo
October 7, 2016
Constance you will be deeply missed.
Love you!
Deborah Hollands
October 7, 2016
Nothing could have ever prepared me for this! I still can't believe it! Help me Lord to accept your will. Love to all of you!
LuAnn Miller
October 6, 2016
I cherish meeting Connie at the Courage to Lead leadership retreats in Santa Barbara. She was a genuine, "real" person to whom people were naturally drawn. I hope her family and friends hold her memory close. Please know she touched many people and lives on eternally. LuAnn Miller, Cohort 4 Courage to Lead
October 6, 2016
To Demetrius, Audrey, and Jackie I am so deeply saddened by the lost of your dear sister. We all know that there is to hurt, pain, sadness, or loneliness the our Savior doesn't feel. I am praying for the family. Remember that Connie has just stepped out and stepped into everlasting life. Where there is always howdy howdy and never goodbye. Your Sister in Christ.
Sharron Woods-Raine
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7
Visitation
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Terrell Broady Funeral Home, Inc. - Nashville3855 Clarksville Pike, Nashville, TN 37218
Oct
8
Service
10:30 a.m.
Terrell Broady Funeral Home, Inc. - Nashville3855 Clarksville Pike, Nashville, TN 37218
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