Birth date: Oct 4, 1922 Death date: Nov 29, 2017
Constance Miska, 95, of Fredericksburg passed away Wednesday, November 29, 2017 at Carriage Hill Health & Rehab Center. Constance was a member of quilting clubs in Fredericksburg and Pennsylvania; where she was a master quilter an Read Obituary
Debbie and family,
I am so sorry to just learn about the loss of your Mom. May memories of happier moments shared help to bring some level of comfort to you in the difficult days ahead.
Her love for you will continue to live on in those memories and the stories you share.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Doris C. and George A.
Connie, as I knew her, and her many friends from Prayers and Squares, thank her from the bottom of our hearts for the endless bindings she sewed for us by hand at TUMC and at her home for hours on end. She was known for her tasty pumpkin bread and pineapple fluff pie that she would bring. Nancy & John shared their home with Connie, and always welcomed me with a smile when I visited Connie. She was the ultimate hand-quilter who is the only one I personally know who had her quilt pattern on the cover of a quilting magazine - amazing. That very quilt she brought one night to the Fredericksburg Modern Quilt Guild where avid quilters admired the quality of her outstanding quilting skills. I learned so much from her in so many ways. If there was a spec of dirt on her floor, she would always bend down to pick it up, and she was known by her Mom as "choog" - a hard worker and that she was. I will always remember our lunches at the Red Lobster and how she loved to watch the birds. Now you can quilt away with Beloved June and Elissa in the heavens. Know she was loved and will be missed. Forever in my heart, Pat
I am so happy that I had the opportunity to meet Aunt Connie, I know she is not my Aunt, but a Cousin, but she was older. She welcomed me into her life as I was into genealogy.
It was nice to have spent some time with her.
When I Arrived In Heaven
When I arrived In Heaven
The First Things That I Saw
Were All The Beautiful Flowers Here
And They Had Not One Small flaw
On Down The Road As I Traveled More
I Came To A Beautiful Lake
When My Eyes First Looked Upon It
Oh My Breath Did It Take
You Can Never Imagine The Beauty It Holds
For My Eyes It's Quite A Sight
When My Friends And Family Join Me Here
It Will Bring My Heart Delight
So Please Don't Anyone Worry About Me
I Don't Want You To Shed A Tear
All The Things I Loved On Earth
Are Much More Beautiful Here
When The Day Comes That We're Together Again
This Day I Do Await
I'll Be The One With The Smile On My Face
As you Enter The Pearly Gates
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In Loving Memory
We send our condolences and prayers for the loss of your mother. We knew her as Connie, a lady who was instrumental in forming our quilt group known as "The WannaBees." Connie shared her immense knowledge of quilting with us by offering advice and guiding us in our own quilting journeys. Connie came to my rescue on many occasions and I shall always be grateful in knowing that I (and our group) had her support. May she rest in peace.
Dorothy Clear
