My Condolences to Connie’s family, she was always so friendly when I worked with her.

Over the many years that I shared my life with Connie she brought me so much happiness and satisfaction in living my life with her in it.
She never hesitated in telling me what I was doing wrong but always ended by telling me the joy I brought into her life. I will miss you so much Connie.

The world has lost a true gem of a human being. To Connie ‘s family, I am truly sorry. As memories may make you sad, I also hope they can bring you joy. Connie was a giving, unassuming woman, who went about quietly being helpful to others. I am fortunate to have known her.

I am so saddened to hear this news. Connie was such a cheerful presence at Meneset, in Goderich at the MacKay Centre, the Livery, concerts on the Square. I will miss seeing her smiling face.

Our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family.

Connie lived beside us for many years during her time at Bluewater Beach. She became a friend to all of us Telfer’s and our friends and family!
During the summer months She would accompany us to different events that happened in and around Goderich as well as joining us for the Western Fair in London. And for family events.
Connie always joined us for our nightly campfire.
Summers will not be the same without her!

My deepest sympathy to all of Connie’s family. Connie was always game for any adventure or outing. She was always interesting, outgoing, fun, and so very positive. I remember how kind Connie was with me, after my husband passed away. Her thoughtful kindness at such a heart wrenching time, will always be remembered and cherished.
Fly with the angels Connie, you have earned your wings. You will be missed.

Connie was a kind and caring person , she was always willing to lend a hand and always had a practical and logical way to deal with any problems occurring in any project .
She will be missed by the gardeners at the Goderich Horticultural Society .
Connie , you are at peace and no more pain ……

Connie was my Uncle Jimmy and Aunt Pat’’s second daughter, coming after her older sister, Karen. Although our family lived in San Francisco, every other summer we flew to Canada and spent the entire summer in Southampton with our four cousins: Karen, Connie, Timmy (he’s “all growed up now,” so we call him Tim), and Jimmy. I thought my cousin Connie was the cutest little person I had ever seen. She had a low, sonorous voice, like Tatum O’Neal.
All my childhood memories of those blissful summer days in Southampton include Connie. The memories remain even though my cousin is gone. I am glad that Karen, Tim, and Jim are still here, and that I can share my memories of Southampton with them and with my own sister and brothers.

Connie was our neighbour and friend for the past twelve years. Always a happy smile and a helping hand. Many fond memories, she will be sadly missed.

Connie you will be so missed by the Goderich and District Horticulture. This is how I became to know you. You were always there to help me plant the flowers and take care of gardens. At our executive meetings I look across at your empty directors chair. How we will miss your input and organizational skills. I’ll miss you my friend and so will many others. Happy planting dear friend.

I was sad to learn that Connie has left this world way too soon. Those who knew her at Bluewater Youth Centre and her chosen community of Meneset and Goderich will remember her positive energy and cheerful generous nature.

I got to know Connie as a member of the Goderich District Horticultural Society. She had a lovely sense of humour and always saw the positive side of things. She was quick to pitch in and help with community projects and worked until the job was done. Connie was a real people person and could bring people together so that differences of opinions could be resolved quickly. I will miss Connie, her kind heart and her green thumb. Rest in peace.

Connie has been a valued friend over the years, always ready to help out at a moments notice. We watched Survivor together for 22 years, a candle will be lit on Wednesdays now!

My sincere condolences to all of Connie’s family. I met Connie through the Goderich Horticulture Society. I
volunteered with Connie’s team maintaining a garden throughout the summer. Connie was a very positive, kind person always ready to lend a helping hand by volunteering where needed. I will miss you Connie

Spent times at the Forsyth family home at times being on the same street. My cousins Connie and Karen use to play around and visit.

To Connie’s Family: I got to know Connie when we worked together for many years at The relay For Life in Goderich . She was so full of life, energetic and willing to help anyone and always knew you and said hello. Her positive outlook made her many friends. Connie was a real people person. Rest in peace.

Linda MacDonald

My deepest sympathies and condolences to the family.
As a fairly new neighbour to the Menset community Connie always made me feel welcome.
She will be greatly missed.