Obituaries

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Putting all those jokes aside, I came to love my son’s “mother-in-law.” We shared some of life’s most precious moments: “helping” to bring our grandchildren Gavin and Atley into this world; celebrating renewal of vows & a 50th wedding anniversary for Connie & Santiago; birthday parties; Father’s & Mother’s Day celebrations; picnics; train rides; Baptisms, First Communions; watching school plays/concerts; watching dance competitions—the list goes on. Connie may be the most generous person I have ever known. She made my world bigger and grander, and I miss her. Rest in peace, Connie.

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Your collages always capture the essence of the event. I love these!

These are so great! What fun moments and I'm glad we all got to share them. My favorite is mama and auntie Son in the photo booth! Hilarious!

So many treasured moments! Thank you for sharing.

These are wonderful pictures, Rhea. Thank you for sharing!

This was such a fun event and my mom enjoyed being able to do this for you.

Beautiful tribute given by Jamie Landicho during the funeral mass on 12/27/19: When I think of Auntie Cons, I think of the word ‘constant’. Because that is what she was…a constant in my life. A constant figure of kindness…of quiet strength…of the sweetest smile. A constant source of comfort and acceptance. She was always happy to meet a new face, open her home, and welcome them as family. Throughout my childhood, I had the privilege to travel and go on many road trips with her. During those trips I learned the art of patience and the joy of the experience; whether it was driving thru a redwood tree or walking thru a botanical garden in the rain. I can’t say I always exhibited patience, but I certainly learned the value. My favorite memories of her will always be sitting across a table…coffee cup in hand…and just being able to talk about anything at all. Sometimes serious, most of the time silly. And it didn’t matter if I saw her a month ago or if it had been years, she was a constant. A constant feeling of home…and of love. I will miss her generous smile and her sweet laugh the most. Rest in peace auntie.

Our deepest and most heartfelt sympathies go out to Compadre and the Family. Connie’s vibrance and warmth will always be remembered. Since our arrival in the States, we’ve had so many fond memories of Connie as Ninang and Comadre. You will always be a part of our family and in our hearts forever :two_hearts:

With her niece Divina and her daughter Kayla. Celebrating a graduation party. One of the many occasions Auntie Cons welcomed her house to us.