Birth date: Jul 19, 1914 Death date: Apr 9, 2011
Connie Ray Parham Welmaker was born July 19, 1914, in the Carroll Community near Mt. Sylvan, Tx, in Smith County. She passed into the arms of her Savior on April 9, 2011. A celebration of life will be held at the Greggton United M Read Obituary
WHAT A REUNION IN HEAVEN!! All of them are together...I loved this woman with all my heart..My favorite memory of her is when I picked her up about 6 years ago took her to my house all day...took her home and her grandaughter was worried sick...and Connie said there ya go! My love to the rest of the family but there is NO DOUBT where she is..Love yall from all of us in Georgia..its beautiful here..##imported-begin##Becky Parker##imported-end##
My deepest sympathy to you. She was a real sweetheart.##imported-begin##Ruth Spyhalski GSMC greeter##imported-end##
Connie was a great inspiration to all who had the pleasure of meeting her. Her energy and zeal for life was unlike any other. She would light up a room with her smile and entertain us all with her many stories. Connie was a kind and caring person who lived life to the fullest. She will truly be missed and we are all blessed to have known and loved her.##imported-begin##Lori Carns##imported-end##
I was privileged to meet Connie and play bridge with her over the past few years. What a blessing to my life! I'll never forget her and her amazing zeal for life...and for bridge. May God fill your hearts with wonderful, happy memories!##imported-begin##Carol Kinsey##imported-end##
We have come today to celebrate the life of our dear friend Connie Welmaker. Once she spoke of how she got her busband to go to church with her..she asked him if he would go if they went to his chuch..that did the trick. He not only went with her but taught sunday school as well. what a blessing. She also told of a very hurtful time when a neighbor offered to rake the leaves in her yard for her saying she was always doing something nice for her. She must have timed everything well for as she worked in the yard she also took all of the Christmas presents out of Connie's car and left. Connie loved flowers and had many beautiful plants. This day she is free from hurt and pain to claim her reward as a faithful servant. God Bless you Connie! You will be sorely missed.##imported-begin##Norma Marshall##imported-end##
I am so sorry for the loss for your family-I was priviledged enough to get to be Mrs.Welmaker's nurse from careteam when she lived on Orange Court and to talk with Karen when she moved in with them.She will be missed dearly and we all loved her that got to come and meet her.I always told her I was adopting her and she would tell me that was ok with her just one more in her family.Our prayers are with you.
Janet Russom LVN Careteam Home Health##imported-begin##Janet Russom##imported-end##
Although we never had the opportunity to meet Mrs Welmaker, we offer our deepest condolences to the many people who loved her. We hope you find comfort in knowing that she is with the Lord now.##imported-begin##Paul & Patti Headen##imported-end##
Mamaw was a joy and inspiration to everyone who crossed her path. Oh the stories she could tell. I loved sitting with her and just listening to her tell of things that had happened in her life. I could listen forever. She brought a smile to my face and boy did we ever laugh. I will miss Mamaw dearly but I am privileged to have had her cross my path. And soon and very soon I know that I will see her again as we slide on streets of gold. Dear family, please relish the memories! I pray for peace and comfort for you all.##imported-begin##Sherri Nolan##imported-end##
I am so very sorry for your loss. I know there is a special place in Heaven for Mrs. Wellmaker. My favorite memories were of Vacation Bible School where I was in her class. What a wonderful person.##imported-begin##Jeane Snapp##imported-end##
Connie has been a breath of fresh air for everyone she knew and I shall miss her for the rest of my days.##imported-begin##Sharon Lothrop##imported-end##
