We love you, Connie. You made us laugh and you made us marvel at your talent. I was honored to be in a music group with you. We will miss you. Rest in God's hands. No, you probably never rest. Sing and laugh and love in God's hands. Rusty Harper
I remember Connie as one of the most friendly, outgoing and nice people I ever met. We were in Damn Yankees, although she was one of the stars and I was one of the townspeople. It is so sad to be losing our friends and friendly memories.
Rest in peace, Connie. You made us laugh and we knew we were in the presence of someone special with you. We'll never forget Lola....who, 'gets whatever she wants'...right? Hugs.
Connie, my forever, better than a sister friend. She was talented in so many artistic ways but the talent so many of us appreciated was the way she made us feel. She made us laugh, we felt supported and loved without judgement. Rest In Peace knowing you are Loved.
Connie, you were such a bright spot for all of us. I am so glad you made it to our 55th, and that I got to catch up! May your memory be a blessing to all of us - your Gloria.
I was stunned to hear of Connie's passing. She was a bright spot in our lives, so talented (Lola!) and kind to everyone. She liked everybody and everybody liked her.
When I heard she was moving to Panama we connected...we owned properties in Panama and wanted to chat with her. She was excited about becoming an ex-pat and learning about a new country and culture. She loved her home in Boquete (a gorgeous part of Panama) and was settling in. I told her we learned to love Panama and her people and she would too.
I know this was her dream and it came true for her. I'm happy she got to spend the last several years where she wanted to be. I told her that the next time I was in Panama we would try to get together.
I missed the 55th reunion and she told me that she looked for me (I did not attend) and that the 55th would probably be her last one. It would have been lovely to see her.
I smile when I think of her. Connie, I'll see you down the road.
Connie, you were a light. I miss your hilarious texts on fb messenger where we solved the world's problems. There was no one funnier or more kind. Love you.❤️
I wept long and loudly the instant I saw the name. I loved her from afar and never let on. Some vivacious people can be a real pain in the ass but not her - she was genuine.
Rusty Harper (Harper)
We love you, Connie. You made us laugh and you made us marvel at your talent. I was honored to be in a music group with you. We will miss you. Rest in God's hands. No, you probably never rest. Sing and laugh and love in God's hands. Rusty Harper
Maureen Carlson (Diehl)
I remember Connie as one of the most friendly, outgoing and nice people I ever met. We were in Damn Yankees, although she was one of the stars and I was one of the townspeople. It is so sad to be losing our friends and friendly memories.
Glen Cuchine (Cuchine)
Rest in peace, Connie. You made us laugh and we knew we were in the presence of someone special with you. We'll never forget Lola....who, 'gets whatever she wants'...right? Hugs.
Pat Naegele (Hove)
Connie, my forever, better than a sister friend. She was talented in so many artistic ways but the talent so many of us appreciated was the way she made us feel. She made us laugh, we felt supported and loved without judgement. Rest In Peace knowing you are Loved.
Jan Brown (Meltzer)
Connie, you were such a bright spot for all of us. I am so glad you made it to our 55th, and that I got to catch up! May your memory be a blessing to all of us - your Gloria.
Jan Meltzer
Barbara Lasko (Hopper)
I was stunned to hear of Connie's passing. She was a bright spot in our lives, so talented (Lola!) and kind to everyone. She liked everybody and everybody liked her.
When I heard she was moving to Panama we connected...we owned properties in Panama and wanted to chat with her. She was excited about becoming an ex-pat and learning about a new country and culture. She loved her home in Boquete (a gorgeous part of Panama) and was settling in. I told her we learned to love Panama and her people and she would too.
I know this was her dream and it came true for her. I'm happy she got to spend the last several years where she wanted to be. I told her that the next time I was in Panama we would try to get together.
I missed the 55th reunion and she told me that she looked for me (I did not attend) and that the 55th would probably be her last one. It would have been lovely to see her.
I smile when I think of her. Connie, I'll see you down the road.
Barbara Lasko Hopper
Stavona Cary (Perkins)
Connie, you were a light. I miss your hilarious texts on fb messenger where we solved the world's problems. There was no one funnier or more kind. Love you.❤️
Charles Barnett
I wept long and loudly the instant I saw the name. I loved her from afar and never let on. Some vivacious people can be a real pain in the ass but not her - she was genuine.