SLUTH - Constance Belle Marie (Remenda)
It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden and tragic passing of our wife, mother, and nana- Connie. "Tweety" leaves to mourn, the love of her life, Murray- her husband and faithful companion of forty five years. She also leaves behind her "little nest"- sons Darren, Carson, and Dustin and daughter Rachelle(Brent) McCord and grandchildren Jordyn and Carter, along with brothers Bill(Elaine) Remenda, Peter(Audra) Remenda, and sister Carol(Marlow) La Fountaine, and many extended relatives, caring in-laws, and loving friends. She was predeceased by her special Baba-Victoria, father-Victor, mother-Ruby, and baby brother-Anthony. Connie started off her career in Regina, Sask. working for Sears, but due to her bubbly personality, quickly transitioned to the Reception department at the Wascana Hospital. A couple of short years later, a move to Swift Current, Sask. was made where Connie began to build "her nest". She welcomed her first son, followed two years later by her daughter. It was after this time that Connie came to work for SaskTel as a telephone operator- a job she enjoyed for many years, and because of that, appreciated the value of instilling proper phone etiquette into her family. Years later, after the arrival of her second set of "chicks"-her two little boys, Connie became a school bus driver. She thoroughly enjoyed safely driving children to and from school for many years, and took great pride in the importance of her job. In the last few years, with the freedom of retirement and to be closer to her children and grandchildren, Connie and Murray settled in Camrose, Ab. Through all of the years, besides raising her family and spending time with good friends, Connie's greatest joy came from sharing the beautiful truths found in the Bible, especially the comforting promise of a future resurrection of the dead. Her family and friends will wait patiently, for that hope she held so dearly, to be fulfilled. The family wishes to extend sincere thanks to the medical staff who took great care in helping Connie, including those from the Cypress Regional Hospital, Regina General Hospital, Stars Air Ambulance, and special thanks to Dr. J. Rao for his exceptional kindness and compassion. A memorial of Connie's life will be held at a future date.