Connie McNaughton

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Oh my, how we will all miss Connie so dearly. She was always so good at bringing friends and family together, making fun, and sharing a laugh. I remember being quite nervous to meet Connie for the very first time, which was at the yearly outing to the Blues on the Chippewa event--yet she welcomed me with open arms, and ensured we all had a lovely time together, and would continue to do so in the years to come. She was always so considerate and thoughtful towards me, and she eventually played a huge part in planning a spectacular wedding between her daughter and myself. I'm so grateful for the time we had, and I am overjoyed to be called her son-in-law. We will all be keeping her in our hearts.

I was so privileged to have you in my life, my love. I will always cherish our time together. We sure had a lot of fun. And the good natured bickering. Your loving husband, John.

Connie, I was blessed to have walked this world with you in it. You were one of the most generous people I have ever met, but your greatest gift to this world being your daughter, my best friend. You have touched my heart in more ways than I can count and I miss you very deeply. I will carry your sweet spirit with me forever, but especially on my motorcycle rides. <3 My prayers are with your family and all who loved you and were loved by you.

I met Connie years before Karen was born. We shared the same love for southwestern decor. When Steve and I got married in 1997, she gifted us with a southwestern wedding vase that I cherish and can view in the room I am currently writing this memorial. It has been on display ever since as well as another piece of southwestern decor that she gifted me. Each time I pick that beautiful piece up to dust it, I have memories of Connie. Needless to say her memories will last my life long time. May Connie rest in peace.