Death date: Sep 26, 2014
Connie D. Moore age 57 of Powder Springs passed away Friday, September 26, 2014. Funeral Services will be held Monday at 2:30 PM at Davis-Struempf Chapel. Rev.Ken Hennesy officiating. Interment will follow at Powder Springs Memori Read Obituary
My God bring you comfort during your most difficult time.Rev.21:3,4.God is goind to undue death.
I remember Connie from when she was a little girl. Her older sister, Elaine, and mu youngest sister were the same age. Connie was about 6 or 7 when I got to know her. Her parents and I taught Junior Sunday School together. One of her cousins was my best friend, and I went to their house with her many times. Her parents are the ones who introduced me to my late husband at the Church softball field where Connie's sister and brother played softball. I cannot remember if Connie played, or not. I often bought all three girls outfits to match.
The year before I was married, her family and I went on vacation together to Jacksonville Beach. Connie and I were standing in the water, not far from the shore line, when I huge wave came along and turned me completely upside down. Connie had seen it coming and ran. I had my back to it. Her Dad saw it coming and could not tell me in time, but they thought it very funny to see me with my feet straight up in the air.
My husband was a favorite cousin of theirs. I lived next door to them in 1969 while my husband was in Vietnam. The night of the first moon walk, he really surprised us, when he came home. He had called my house, but my TV was not working, so I was next door at their house so I could watch the first walk on the moon. He called his brother and he picked him up at the airport, and brought him home. They went to Connie's house first because he thought I was there, since I didn't answer the phone. When he found out I was not there, he of course came to the house. When I opened the door, here came Connie and Elaine down the hill in their baby doll pjs's. They were excited to see him.
We had many vacation times together as they grew up. Connie will be missed.
I grew up with the Hall family. Connie was a sweet and loving person. I spent many weekends with this family. Lots of good memories of both her and her sister Elaine. Prayers for her family!
Connie and I were best friends through the years. We were 3 years old when we first met at Sunday School. We went to school together. We both got married very young and had our first children close together. I always thought of her family as a part of my family. She was a beautiful person. I will miss you Connie and I will always love you. Prayers and thoughts to all her loved ones. Rest in peace Connie.
Gina and I send our condolences to Eddie and the entire family
Connie was my first cousin, her mother was my mother's sister. It has been many years since I last saw Connie, but I do remember her as a wonderful cousin. My deepest sympathy to her family.
