John Clinger

Tuesday, February 13, 2024

I am very sad to learn of Connie passing. Like everyone in the SHHS Class of '65, I liked Connie. She really was a nice person. My career took me away from Arkansas for many years. But when I returned, Connie was just as friendly to me as if I had never left. I envy all those that got to stay in touch with each other over the years.

Sue Johnson Chartrand and Elton (Al)

Monday, February 5, 2024

We are so sorry the world has lost a very special angel. She was always smiling and so very kind and thoughtful. I spent my senior year at SHHS and reconnected with her and David in Conway after my husband returned from Viet Nam and rented a duplex across from them. We were both pregnant, and with another pregnant neighbor, Kay Dietz, we carpooled to LR for our regular OB visits. (Lots of laughs there)

Our condolences go to all her family, and we know all who knew her will have wonderful happy memories.

Sue Johnson Chartrand and Elton (Al)

Monday, February 5, 2024

We are so sorry the world has lost a very special angel. She was always smiling and so very kind and thoughtful. I spent my senior year at SHHS and reconnected with her and David in Conway after my husband returned from Viet Nam and rented a duplex across from them. We were both pregnant, and with another pregnant neighbor, Kay Dietz, we carpooled to LR for our regular OB visits. (Lots of laughs there)

Our condolences go to all her family, and we know all who knew her will have wonderful happy memories.

Peggy

Sunday, February 4, 2024

Thank you Connie, for being in my life. You opened your heart and your home to me. You showed me the biblical meaning of “Love thy neighbor as thy self “. For God truly blessed you with a loving heart and joyful soul. May all the lives you touched carry on this love and joy. God bless your family. Love you Connie. Your Friend, Peggy from SHHS

David DeRosa

Friday, February 2, 2024

Without knowing, last week after she had already passed, I called her number and left a message to her family; asking them to let Connie know that I was thinking of her. I had called several times over the last few months hoping that she would recover and get her strength back. I met her through the Faulkner County Landlord Association. We became friends and would visit often. Connie really had an amazing outlook on life which carried her through the good times and bad. Her outlook was built on the foundation of her faith.

Lois Cavin

Sunday, January 28, 2024

I'm sorry I missed Connie's funeral. I will always remember her beautiful smile and her way of making people feel good about themselves. She was smart and funny and a loyal fiend. She will be missed by all of her friends.

Larry Tucker

Saturday, January 27, 2024

As we frequently hear on our airways "We now want to acknowledge another Life Well Lived" for a great neighbor and friend that Connie was to me. As a childhood neighbor that delivered newspapers to her home and visited across the back fence I only have positive memories of this pleasant lady and her wonderful parents. May their reunion be joyful and everlasting.

Connie Mobley Crace

Friday, January 26, 2024

I was so sad to hear that Connie had left us. I was blessed to have known her and shared her time at Sylvan Hills High School and then, occasionally, as we took separate paths after that. She was always very nice and friendly to everyone and enjoyable to be around. I'll remember her most for her beautiful smile. Due to family health issues, I'm sorry that I won't be able to attend Saturday but will be thinking of her and will keep her family in my prayers. She will be missed by all who knew her.

James Walsworth

Friday, January 26, 2024

Miss Connie has been a true friend and believer in me over the last several years. She certainly has been a bright spot in my life and the thought of her will always inspire me to be kind and cheerful toward others in need. Love you Connie... Your friend James

James Walsworth

Friday, January 26, 2024

Miss Connie has been a true friend and believer in me over the last several years. She certainly has been a bright spot in my life and the thought of her will always inspire me to be kind and cheerful toward others in need. Love you Connie, James

Mike Bland

Friday, January 26, 2024

I will always remember Connie and her big beautiful smile which she shared with everybody she met. All the kids that grew up in the Sylvan Hills/Sherwood area went to school together for all 12 grades and as I look back we were kind of like one big family. My prayers go up for her family and I just pray God will give you that peace that passes all understanding during this time of sorrow.

Judy (Ison) Harlan

Thursday, January 25, 2024

We went to school together and she always called everyone at school by their name. She was always friendly with everyone there. Connie will be missed. She was loved by all who knew her.

Jimmy Reinold

Thursday, January 25, 2024

So sorry to hear the news that Ms Connie has passed my prayers are with y’all I remember when PeeWee my brother took me to school with him I was in the 2nd grade all the football team was in that classroom I thought I was something going down the hall Ms Connie grabbed me and gave me the biggest hug years later I had to have a lot of prayers and there was Ms Connie at our church God is good I am typing this message I will glad to see her again beside Jerry and Polly

Sam Cummings

Thursday, January 25, 2024

Connie and I started first grade together and for those twelve years she was a bright light in all of her classmates lives. She continued to be a leader for class reunions and other class of ‘65 activities. I always enjoyed talking with her and hearing her stories. She will be sorely missed. Prayers for her family in this difficult time.

Sam Cummings

Thursday, January 25, 2024

Connie and I started school together in the first grade at Sylvan Hills. She was a bright light for those twel

William (Bill) Tibbett

Thursday, January 25, 2024

She will always be a bright light in our hearts & minds! She will be remembered & missed..

Debbie Bruce Turner

Thursday, January 25, 2024

Connie was a very special lady. I remember her laugh when she was the mother of one of my sister, Lisa's friends, and I loved working with her as a client at Cox and Creswell, CPAs. She will be greatly missed. The world was definitely a better place with her in it. Condolences and prayers for her family and friends.

Shirley Healey Barnett

Thursday, January 25, 2024

My very best memories always involved Connie. She was a happiness magnet. From 8th grade to forever she will be part of my life.

Becky and Dorben Jones

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Connie will be missed by the Sylvan Hills class of ‘65. Sorry we can’t be there with the class to celebrate Connie.

Gary Cox, Cox and Creswell, CPA

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

We were surprised and saddened to hear of Connie's passing. Our heartfelt sympathy is sent to her family and close friends. Connie would always light up our office when she came in! Words that would describe her for us would be loving, joyful, intelligent and gracious. She will be greatly missed.
Staff of Cox & Creswell, PLLC

Marti Wirt Parrish

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Connie was the one of the most loveliest and dear friends. She Sharon Myer and I loved cheering together for the “Bears”!
We three wore special little gold elephant pins on our uniforms to show that we loved each other dearly. I remember so many special spending the nights at her house. Her Mom and Dad were so loving to all of us. Connie is such a beautiful special person. A rare pearl, I feel blessed to get to have grown up with. God bless you always dear friend and your beautiful family. You will be missed but always when we think of you there will be big smiles on our faces. You were an angel then and now. I’m so saddened to hear the news of your passing. But I know Heaven is rejoicing in having your living self with them. You are one very special Lady Ms Connnie!
I still have my little elephant pin and think of you and Sharron so often! I Know God has you in His loving arms.

Jeff Hall

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

Our families were next door neighbors in Sherwood all of our growing up time. Our parents were close friends/ neighbors till their deaths. Our families were close, I remember so many thinks about growing up on Glenora next to the Olds house and Connie !

Janell Horton

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

So many sweet memories of this friend! Love to think about all the good times we have had over the years! Prayers for Mandy and rest of her family.she was so loved by many.

Judy (Ison) Harlan

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

We went to school together and she always called everyone at school by their name. She was always friendly with everyone there. Connie will be missed. She was loved by all who knew her.

Don Re nnard

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

So sorry to hear of connie’s passing..i remember her well at sylvsan hills high..rest in peace..will always be remembered

Diana Nesbitt King

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

I grew up with Connie in Sherwood. We were kids together and attended school first through 12 grades. I knew her parents, she knew mine. She was a sweet, kind, intelligent person who will be missed. To her family, I am so very sorry.

Linda and Jim Boardman

Wednesday, January 24, 2024

A beautiful friend and loving person, We miss you with love to your family,

Larry Imbeau

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Connie was my cousin. Her parents and mine would play cards together a lot and we usually went out to the Olds house in Sherwood, so Connie and I would play together wile the grownups played cards.
We stayed in touch even after I settled in Washington state and visited several times during the years as my wife and I traveled around the country. I remember her dad, Bernard, at age 91, telling me “growing old ain’t for sissies.” She even visited me during an Alaskan trip a few years ago. I took her for a drive from Seattle up to and around my home, she told me then that now she knew where Sasquatch/Bigfoot must live.
While we didn’t really see each other all that much we corresponded via email and I’ll always remember her.

Paul Rhodes

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Connie is the best we will never stop loving her and her memories. Rest well my friend.

Georgia Clark Ross

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

My two daughters had Connie in School for Little People. Connie was great!

Terri Sartain

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Mandy, Momma Connie was one of my favorite people and she will be greatly missed. She had a special way of sharing wisdom and advice without being pushy or judgmental. I’m so thankful for all the special memories with your family. As always, you’re in my prayers and I’m here for you. Love you!

Winona Worm

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Connie was my college roommate in college. She was a beautiful, sweet and talented young woman who never met a stranger and truly cared about everyone. Heaven gained a special person and I know she’s rejoicing with David and her parents! We shall meet again Connie!

Cheryl Baker Park

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

My son, Kyle, attended School for Little People for several years in the 70’s. Thank you, Ms Connie for paving the way for many Conway children to succeed through their school years.

Linda Dollar

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Connie was one of the nicest lady anyone could know, always treated everyone with kindness. Prayers for all her family.

Nancy Moix

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

My younger two children went to School for Little People. We were privileged to know Ms. Connie and have her teach Jeff & Melissa….only good memories. Our condolences and prayers for comfort.

Tom Lovell

Tuesday, January 23, 2024

Connie was a lifelong friend with many happy memories growing up in Sherwood. She was admired and appreciated for all the things she did.