Constance Plumpton

Connie will be greatly missed in the neighborhood. She was a great "mainstay"; a good friend, and loved her family most of all. A good person.

Very sorry for your loss. May fond memories be with you forever to help see you through this troubled time. Sincerely; Ron & Nancy Bush

With all our sympathy. Taking part in your pain, we extend our sincere condolences

thoughts and prayers to the family, Lloyd and Ann

I had met Connie a few times at neighborhood gatherings. She was an amazingly strong free spirited lady and I admired her greatly. My deepest sympathy to all of Connie's family. Her stories and laughter will be greatly missed. K I Aubrey Syracuse, NY

Henry and family , so sorry to herar about your Aunt's passing . My thoughts and prayers ae with you.

When I was a child, Connie babysat for us. It probaly was only one time (I can't imagine why my parents went away), but I remember what a fun night it was! She played games, and I especially remember dancing around the kitchen table. Connie was part of the neighborhood that has always "been here". I have been thinking of the Plumpton family.Loosing a sister...it must be very hard, I will remember her. Karen Hoke Jerome

As a child, I was raised in a Foster Home. This is when I first met Connie at age 11. As an adult, I have often thought of Connie and all the fun we would have playing games and doing playful things that would stay with me forever! I missed Connie and those fun times. Now, I will miss her more, but look forward to seeing her again someday through those pearly gates! RIP Connie.

I remember Connies as always playing jokes on someone or teasing us. She will be missed.

My sincere condolences to Dixie, Lucy, Kathleen, Leota and Ingie on the loss of your sister and my cousin. My family's thoughts are with you at this sad time.

Although we lost touch many years ago, I still have fond memories of several camping trips taken with Connie, some with my kids, and some with just the "girls"