Constance J. Hunter

     Constance J. "Connie" Hunter, (nee Parker) passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 at Community Health Partners Regional Medical Center in Lorain following a brief illness.

     Mrs. Hunter was born in Butler on January 2, 1940, the daughter of the late Clinton E. and Rachel E (nee Daugherty) Parker.

     She was a member of Bethel Chapel in Lorain: she wrote poetry, taught Sunday School both primary and adult levels,  loved to read and enjoyed crocheting. 

     She is survived by her daughters Kimberly J Carter, Jamey M Worthen both of Lorain, grandchildren Misty Selmon, Rachel Wagner, Tevin Wagner, great grandson KeShawn Selmon, sister Esta Lee Strauser of Mt. Vernon, and brother Roger D Parker of Lorain.

     In addition to her parents, Mrs. Hunter was preceded in death by her husband Marvin L. Hunter in 1973, sisters Louise Baker, Marjorie Riel, brother Richard (Dick) Parker and Ronald Parker.

     Friends may call on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2010 from 7-9 pm at the Schwartz, Spence, Boyer & Cool Home For Funerals, 1124 W. 5th Street, Lorain.

     Funeral Services will be Friday, February 19, 2010 at 11:00 AM in the funeral home with Pastor Lorri Bandagski, pastor of the Bethel Chapel,  officiating.

     Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery.

    The family suggest that memorial contributions may be made to the family at the funeral home.

CONDOLENCES

From:        Rita Miller
Relation:    Niece

Im so sorry to hear about your mother, grandma, and my aunt connie, she will be missed so much. I will cherish the times that i spent with my aunt & i will never forget the time she told me that she could not wait to walk the streets of gold. Well my precious aunt connie is up their now with our father and loved ones. Our love for my aunt connie will Never die.

Love you always & forever,
Your nice Rita (Gumby)
my son Darren
and Johnny
 

From:        Rachel Wagner
Relation:    Granddaughter

This was my grandma and i loved her so very much. I miss her always. I will never lose my love for her. She always told us that that she wanted out of misery and pain... well now she is happy and walking the gates of heaven as we speak. I remember how she used to always tell me that she loved me and i would always be her lil rachie. Well thats all i cant say much more without being upset.

I love you grandma,
your grandaughter
Rachel E. Wagner <3

From:        Kim Carter
Relation:    Daughter

Mom, I know you are in a much better place now, but, that doesn't mean I won't miss you for now and evermore.  I know you're not suffering anymore and that's one thing that is keeping me going.  I also know you had strived for almost 39 years to make Heaven your home and you have finally reached that goal now.  You are up there with all your loved ones now, I know you probably had a rejoice free union by now too. You always said one of the first things you wanted to do once you got there that you were going to find the biggest strawberry patch and strawberries and munch out, you've probably done that by now too...  I do have 50 years of memories to to see me through, but ,that doesn't make this any easier, but, I'm trying to be brave mommy, I'm trying...  Love, your eldest daughter Kim  (Gertrude)
 

From:        karen murr
Relation:    niece

kim and  jamie, i am so sorry for the lost of your mother and my aunt. there are no words that can take away the pain and hurt that you are going through right now. aunt connie isn't suffering anymore. she's in heaven with all the other loved ones that the family has lost.my prayers are with all of you at this time of sorrow.god bless you all

From:        Kathy Runion
Relation:    niece

Im sorry to hear bout aunt connie passin away. she was a great aunt i got so manyy child hood memorys with her that i can carry on with me.she held a special place in my heart and always will. She will be greatly missed but i no she is up there with rest of the family and where she long to be. May God Bless You and Rip Aunt Connie.

 

From:        johnny runion
Relation:    friend

Im so sorry to hear about your mother she was such a wonderful woman,rita brought me up to meet u all and u all welcomed me in like i was one of your own,i have never meet noone as nice as u are in my whole live,connie will be so missed but she is in heaven now rejoicing with all the loved ones,if u all need anything call us anytime ,u all r the best ive ever met in my life...... Johnny Runion ,soon to be nephew ,cuz



From:        Madilyn Helwig
Relation:    relation

I will miss u Aunt Connie:( And I liked coming to the Nursing home and helping play Bingo;)

Love from Maddie

 

From:        Crystal Rodriguez
Relation:    niece

I have just fond childhood memories of Aunt Connie. She never treated me like anything other than family and for that I will be eternally grateful.
To Kim, Jamie, and the rest of the family--I am so sorry for your loss and I pray that you find solace knowing that your mom is in a better place without pain. I wish I could have been at the services to pay my respects, but you all and Aunt Connie were in my prayers and thoughts.

 

From:        Jamey Worthen
Relation:    Daughter
 

I could not have asked for a better Mother.  The Lord richly blessed me when he chose this woman to be my Mother.  She gave me the best gift ever by teaching me about Jesus, she was truly a virtuous woman.  I am certain she has met Jesus and heard him speak those precious words to her, "Well done my good and faithful servant, you may enter in to Heaven"  And also Jesus speaking to her, "My child, look around you, for great is your reward!"  Thank You for showing me Jesus Mommy!!!!  I will never forget you and everything you taught me.  I will miss you all the days of my life. Though, I know we will meet again someday...

I Love You Mommy!!!!!
All My Love Forever,
Your Baby Girl Always,
Jamey

xoxoxoxo Till we meet again.....