1932
2021
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6 Entries
Anne (Breton) Dioquino
April 22, 2021
Aunt Connie was always such a loving and gracious host. May she rest in peace in the Light of God's Love.
American Stroke Association
April 21, 2021
May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.
Robert Siminski
April 19, 2021
Connie: I will always remember you as my favorite babysitter. I called you "nunnie" because I couldn't say Connie. One of our adventures was being together during a hurricane. We were together in your house when the wind ripped a very large limb from a tree. I will always remember how you helped a scared nine year old regain his composure. You will always be my favorite babysitter!!
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Ed Hughes
April 19, 2021
Dear Connie was loved by all the staff in Gowana Jr. High School. She was always cheerful, welcoming, understanding whenever I walked into the office. "How may I help you?" Even though she had much to do, she would listen and tell me she will get right back to me, and she would. I would sometimes ask her how the boss (principal) was today. "Oh, he is fine. I think you might stop back a little later when things calm down," she would advise. She had a quick walk down the hallway, would stay late to get things down, would stuff the mailboxes with the latest bulletin, and would open her heart when I shared some sadness or problem. Connie was the secretary you loved because she radiated kindness and her love every day. Peace to her and to her family.
Betsy and Ernie
April 18, 2021
Mom, I remember coming home from the hospital after being sick, we sat on the bed and you sang to me. I remember the special treats you'd get me when I would go grocery shopping with you. Thank you for those and so many more special moments that just you and I shared.
I love you, miss you. Betsy
Connie, I'll never forget the smiles and kindness you always showed me.
Love you, Ernie
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