Connie was my dear friend and long time pinochle buddy.  I am just devastated by the loss of someone so special to all of us. My heartfelt sympathy to all the family. She will be missed and treasured always. Many prayers for the family during this sad and difficult time.

I loved Connie , she was aways good to me and she was a very thoughtful person . Mike and  her took me to Florida with them   to see my  sister even  though they had a car full they made room  for                me,  I will miss her I  will never forget how kind and loving she was.

For Phil, Lori, Vicki and the entire family, sending heartfelt condolences on this tremendous loss.  It now seems an era has truly passed, though it is joyful and warming to think of the heavenly reunion that is surely underway!  Notwithstanding holiday cards and notes over the years, my time with the family was primarily from 1978 - 1980,  and I so clearly see everyone even now at that youthful age.  A stream of many happy memories ... GBHS, the Chevette, snowmobiling, baseball, football, then more baseball & more football!, #11, Ralf, bowls of chicken noodle soup, Friday nights and Russo's pizza after the game, sod farm, Connie Mack, McDonald's job, CMU Chippewas, watching Vicki and Lori grow up (sweetest little sisters ever), Grandma Jo painting, Holy Family Church, lots of laughter ... and most of all the warmth of a happy, loving family with lots of aunts, uncles and cousins that welcomed all.  So grateful for the many kindnesses and that special time of life together.  They live on and on in our heart and minds, and I am thinking of you all now during this difficult time.   

So many good times, so many good memories, so very grateful to have called you my Aunt Connie.  Your Faith and strength will be etched upon my heart forever.  

I remember Connie's warm heart and empathetic understanding when talking to her.  We talked at length many times during family gatherings, such as Christmas parties, retirement parties, summer cook-outs, and funerals or at the Eagles club.  She had a great sense of humor and terrific laugh.  She will be sorely missed. 

Connie was my  good friend  with a smile on her face always no matter how she felt.Connie was a kind soul who every christmas came up with  small trinket to bless me with .which i will cherish always.I met connie years ago  at new beginnigs beauty shop she always had a great sense of humor .She was also my  greatest mary kay customer  in the world  not because she bought from  me its because  I loved her from the moment we met she kept me going  with  her great sense of  the word of god  and family. And alway was concerned about mine  Connie will be missed greatly so sorry for the familys loss of a  grand lady   Rest in peace connie  love stormy

To a dear sweet lady.  So sad to hear the loss of Connie. She is in my thoughts and prayers.  Remembered years of playing cards with Connie. Thoughts and prayers to her family.

Joe and I are so deeply sorry for your families loss.

I’m so sorry about Connie‘s passing. She was so attentive to both my mom and dad.  Sending peace and love to all of her family.



Brian and I were so sorry to here of Aunt Connie's passing. She was a special lady, with lots of love for everyone. She will be dearly missed.

Connie was my lifetime friend from 3rd grade on. She and her family gave her so much meaning to life.   We as classmates, among the majority of 57 others in our class will always hold dear memories of her being our person to check on everyone in the class. She held her position all thru her life!  

We stayed in contact and after  speaking with her a couple weeks before her death, I feel sure she is experiencing a true life everlasting with our Lord!  Rest in peace, Connie.  Peace be with your family and friends.  

Aunt Connie was very important to me and my family. I will remember her warm smile and infectious laugh. Aunt Connie has always been there for me and my family and was a huge support to my mom and dad during her final years.   She was determined to keep   our Montpas Family together with yearly gatherings after Grandma Jo passed away. She was the first to lend a hand at family events and was a pretty competitive card player. She wrote me a few times when I first moved to North Carolina and was very home sick, which meant a lot to me. I will miss Aunt Connie dearly as I know many will. Big hugs to Phil, Lori and Vikki. I love you all!
Tricia Montpas Kelly

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Connie Montpas

20 March, 1940 – 1 June, 2023

Hill Funeral Home

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