Dear Ken, Chris, Wendy and family

“Life on earth is truly a gift
every moment we must treasure.
it’s the simple things we take for granted
that become our ultimate pleasures.”
God Bless Connie

Ohhhhhhh my precious Tanty Connie….

Still making us laugh from up above with your blingy, fluffiest, brightest angel wings. LOL
P.S. I know your watching me type this, please don’t light me on fire, but you left out Uncle Ken! 😉

My gosh, you are going to be so very, very, very missed! 🙁

You were such a bright light at all of our family gatherings and now I know, without a doubt, that you are lighting up heaven.,

Your courage, bravery, thoughtfulness, compassion, kindness and humour will remain with all of us always, until we meet again.

Until that time, I am pretty sure you are going to be sending us lots of signs to let us know that you are keeping watch over all of us. Please don’t drop a bottle of 40 creek on my head. 🙂

I love you, I love you, I love you!!!! Please say hi and give warm (((hugs))) to Grandma D and Grandpa Luke, Mary Lund and her Hubby, Auntie Jean, Aunty Joan, Erny, Braun, Mark and Darren. (Oh, and Conway Twitty too)

To Uncle Ken, Wendy, Chris, Jason (Taryn) Scott (Laura) Sydney (Gavin) my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your precious lady. A lady I, and my other neices, and nephews are so very blessed to call our Aunt.

GODSPEED AUNTY CONNIE. You will be sorely missed.

Love you with all of my heart.

Tracy and Kara xo xo xo

Oh, Constitch, How do we explain how much your going to be missed. All you humor, Laughter and humor no matter where we went , also always on guard for you whit. Never again will I be able to piss you off taking the plastic top off the whiskey bottle so I would not have to wait all day to pour my drink. Your courage to fight what ever came across you path, Never did you listen to me about stopping the roll of being our Pioneer, You taught us all to fight for what comes at us. Say a Big Hi to all up there, And don’t forget Baby Allen Kenneth. My big worry now is. Who the hell is going to carry on the Name( Constitchaboobilainican).?
You rest in peace Sis. You more than deserve it.
Love you very much The Bro and Donna.

I remember Connie with much love and affection. Memories such as sitting in the kitchen in Carseland with her and her school friends chatting and she was the most vivacious. My first wedding – I thought she was so beautiful and Ken was such a handsome groom. Gram’s funeral – she helped us all deal with the loss. Visiting in Toronto in the late 70’s and she and Ken were gracious hosts. She also passed through Melbourne once and we had a brief visit. She was the same Connie, always with a laugh and a joke but so caring and nice. Rest in peace, Connie. Condolences to Ken, Chris, Wendy and family and to my cousins and their families. Love, Dawn, Kevin, Cathy and Mike

To the Lund family. Sorry for your loss. Connie was such a good friend to my mother Marion Bryant and I just wanted to thank her. Thinking of all of you. Doug and Carol Young.

Ken and family, my sincere condolences .

I met Connie back in 1974 as I started my career with the CIBC at Rexdale and Kipling. Connie made every day a joy to come to work. I can see from the comments made Connie never lost her sense of humor. I remember she loved Conway Twitty. May she now join him in a song!!!
Again, I am sorry for your loss.
Joyce Haist ( nee Wainwright)

Sincere condolences to Ken and the Family.

May God’s blessings and comfort shine on you and give you strength in these difficult days.

Rob Carson, Brentwood Bay, BC

My sincere condolences to Ken and the Family.
I met Connie and Ken in the Oncology Clinic at the Brampton Civic Hospital,, where I volunteer.
Connie would cajole me into doing something that made me blush or laugh, but I always looked at the patient listing to see when her next visit was because I knew it would be an upbeat day. She made the nurses job so much easier by her positive attitude and her and Kens generosity towards the clinic was unparalleled. Connie, we will miss you so very much.
Keith Meaden
Brampton.

Rest in peace. It was great having you as a Facebook friend. You will be missed. Laurie and bob

Deepest sympathy to Ken, Chris, Wendy & Family …. As expected Connie was a warrior … she fought the battle with dignity and humour …. I feel so blessed that our lives crossed paths … such a wonderful, funny, kind person. So long for now girlfriend …. love you xo.

sheila Kingsborough, Caledon East, Ont.

KEN & FAMILY,SO SORRY TO HEAR OF CONNIE’S PASSING,OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU AT THIS DIFFICULT TIME, I’LL REMEMBER A SUPER MAIL LADY WHO DELIVERED PARCELS RIGHT TO THE DOOR AT A.J.EQUIPMET SALES,THROUGH SNOW,SLEET,OR RAIN. FRED & AGNES JULIAN & FAMILY

Dear Chris, sending You and your Family, our Condolences.
Your mother will be in your hearts, forever. We are thankful that we could know her.
A very strong and inspiring woman. Big Hugs.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Uncle Ken, Wendy and Chris. Aunt Connie’s bright spirit will be with us always and we will think of her and smile. Aunt, Great Aunt and Godmother; she was a gift we will treasure forever.

Teresa, Albert and family, Rocky View County, Alberta

To Sydney and her wonderful family, we send our deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathies. We fell in love with Sydney the first time we met her and could tell that she came from a loving, devoted family. Then hearing the stories that Gavin would tell of his visits, we knew this to be true. Rest in Peace Connie, the memories that your family have will be cherished as they make new ones!

Dear Ken, Wendy and Chris,
I am sorry to hear of Connie’s passing. I will always remember her for her good-natured spirit and sense of humor. Thinking of you all during this difficult time.

Debbie (Arich) Masson

To the friendliest neighbor’s we had the pleasure of knowing!! (Ellwood Drive)
Ken and Chris (and daughter Wendy)
We are terribly shocked and ever so saddened to read of Connie’s passing.
Many good laughs & fun conversations were had over the years.
May she rest peacefully after such a valiant fight. May all of your fun and loving memories, help you, as you move through your grief during the days and months ahead.
You shall no doubt find yourselves smiling when quietly reminiscing as she will continue to live within your memories forever.

Our fondest regards always xxx

To Ken and Family

Our condolences to all Ken. We all had quite few good times and laughs. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.

Margie, April and Billie Jo Fleet and Families

Ken and family

Sorry we can not attend the service tomorrow but we are thinking of all of you!

Deb and Jim Hewson

To Wendy and Family,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother. Your mother will always be missed but never forgotten as she will always be in your hearts and memories.

Luzia Bidwell

Ken, I was just browsing on the computer and we were devastated to learn about Connies passing. Our minds were just flooded with memories of all the laughs and good times we had together. Although we have not been in contact for some time now we will miss her and her memories will live forever. Sincere condolences to you and the kids and both your families. We presume something not nice happened to Ernie and feel badly about that.

All our love, Stan and Judy