Birth date: Sep 28, 1948 Death date: Aug 15, 2024
Constance “Connie” J. Baker, 75, of Clinton, Iowa, passed away Thursday, August 15, 2024 at Genesis East, Davenport. Services for Connie will be 10:30AM Wednesday August 21, 2024 at the Clinton Chapel Snell-Zornig. Visitation will Read Obituary
Connie was a great lady. I will always remember one time we were working at Eagles and she came by to go on break with me at bakery dept. I was complaining to her some old man was in store smoking a cigar and I told him he couldn’t smoke in the store. He laughed at me! Connie laughed she said that’s my Dad.😂 Lots of fun times with her. Rest in peace till we met again. Sue Bigwood
I worked with Connie for many years she was a great worker & friend she will be missed by many rest in peace my friend till we meet again !
When I was young we spent a lot of time growing up with my cousins. Connie and Ronnie were the go-to cousins. She was the original Tomboy, great at tennis, ice skating, and pretty much anything she put her mind to. She grew up in one of the happiest families I have ever met. I always looked up to her and although we didn't see each other often over the years, when we did she was always the same person I remembered. She will be missed by many.
Connie could always light up a room with her beautiful smile and her laugh along with her quick sense of humor. She wasn't just beautiful on the outside...she had a beautiful soul as well. She was a kind, loving woman who always made you feel welcome when you went to her house. I was lucky enough to spend many years playing in the ladies pool league with her and her sisters, her best friend, Judie, her sister-in-law, Ruth and for a few years, my sister, Sheri. It was such a fun time when all of us cousins, and Aunts and Uncles got together! I will treasure those times forever! I love and miss you, Connie. Rest in peace. ❤️🙏
you have our deepest sympathies....MercyOne Auxiliary
To Connie's family: Connie was a very sweet person. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Jon, Purl, Troy, Logan, and Carley Weber
Hazelwood, MO (formerly of Camanche and Clinton. Once an Indian, Always an Indian.)
