of Fredericksburg, TX
November 19, 1945 - June 25, 2024
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Connie graduated from Sunset High school in Portland, Oregon in 1963. Upon her arrival to Fredericksburg, Connie worked as a waitress at the local Domino Parlor, where she made many lifelong friends. During this time, she also worked as a pet sitter and dog walker for nearly 25 years. Connie recently retired from H-E-B after 31 years of service in the Deli department as a cheese specialist, which she poured her heart and soul into perfecting.
Connie was preceded in death by both her parents in 2007.
Survivors include her dearest family, Laura and Vernon Palmerin, Eric and Ben Rumbin and her loving pets.
There will not be a service or memorial at this time.
Celebration of life will be held late July, with more details to follow.
The family wishes to extend our sincere thanks to all the staff at Kerrville Texas Oncology for not only the medical care, but the outpour of love and support, Hill Country Methodist Hospice Care, ValuMed Pharmacy, The members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Jennifer Martinez, Susan Crowther, Verna Lee Cuellar, Rosie Palmerin, Heather Watson, and Aisha Knight.
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Bernice Reyes Sharp
San Antonio, TX
Saturday, July 13, 2024
Sending over my deepest of condolences to Connie's family, friends and H-E-B partner family. Connie was a passionate , hardworking partner at H-E-B and we will truly miss her spark. She brought such a great sense of humor and love into our Fredericksburg store. She worked hard everyday to do what she could for our customers and we will always appreciate it. Rest in Peace Connie. we will miss your sweet soul.- Bernice Reyes Sharp- H-E-B Deli Corporate Fresh Buyer
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Patrice Crane Hall
Fredericksburg, TX
Thursday, June 27, 2024
Connie used to pet sit for my parents quite a bit in the late 80's and 90's.... When we moved to Fredericksburg in 1980, they met her while she was working at the Domino Parlor. My parents always requested her as their waitress every time they went. She was always so sweet... they fell in love with her the first time they met her....She made them feel welcome.
For me, she was always that smiling friendly face while working at our HEB. Always asking how my parents were and of course how their pets were that she so graciously took care of when they were out of town. I actually remember the day I had to tell her one of them had passed.... There are not enough kind words I could say about Connie. We will forever hold fond memories of her and am so saddened to hear of her passing. I know she will be missed.