Birth date: Aug 19, 1933 Death date: Apr 28, 2006
Connie was born August 19, 1933 in Moorhead, MN to Werner and Georgia Stay and passed away April 28, 2006.Connie graduated from the PLU School of Nursing with an affiliation at EmanuelHospital in Portland, OR. She worked at Firlan Read Obituary
Connie was a special person to our family. Judy and I will never forget the care that Connie along with Angela gave to our mother and their Aunt Francis.
I know where she is as does anyone who knew her. Rest in Peace Connie until we meet again.
Cousin Dave, Dawn, Austin and Dallas##imported-begin##Bill Garrick (Dave)##imported-end##
I am so sorry for the passing of Connie. She was a very special person, I will never forget her I was her neighbor 2 doors up at West Park Condo's for 16 years, her and I used to talk often. Connie's profession was the perfect career for her because she always wanted to help people.
I remember only to well when I was taking care of my wife in a hospital bed in her final weeks Connie helped me with Virginia, and was with me during the final hour of Virginia's life, she made my life a little easier for me, and I will always be grateful for her help and friendship.
I know she is in heaven now, and my Virginia and her are having a great time together.
My heart goes out to all of her family left behind, and I know you all will again meet together someday. Abe Wigode##imported-begin##Abe Wigode##imported-end##
I worked many years with Connie at Good Sam and witnessed her caring and compassion for others. Connie was the ultimate professonal and always had time to help those in need. I missed her when she retired but we got together periodically for luncheons, until she became too ill to attend. I will miss Connie's warm and caring friendship but know she is in a better place and her pain and suffering are eased. Farewell Connie, until we meet again.##imported-begin##Fran Meyer##imported-end##
I was so sorry to hear of Connie's passing, but know she is in a much better place, with no suffering, only happiness now. Connie was the evening supervisor when I first started working at Good Sam 19 years ago. She was diligent in her supervising, yet kind and compassionate too. We talked about our families and I feel like I knew her brother and sister, Jim and Angela. She would talk about going in Angela & her husband's motor home with them, and how much she enjoyed it. I also remember what good care she gave to her mother, when her health was failing.. And last I remember her love for her beloved pets.##imported-begin##Evelyn Larson##imported-end##
We enjoyed the many years Connie was a leader at Good Sam--known for her competance and compassion.##imported-begin##Dave & Barb Hamry##imported-end##
