Connie Barsanti Obituary

I was a classmate of Connie at Anaconda Central and I was always impressed with her outgoing spirit and sense of friendliness toward everyone. I had not seen Connie since graduation until our Fiftieth reunion in 2012, where I met her husband, Gene...an engaging and friendly person.
Connie really cared about people; evident in her love of family, relatives and friends. She will be missed by many. She set an example of how people really should live. May she rest in peace.
To Gene and her family: May God bless you and give you comfort in knowing the fine legacy Connie has left with you, and with all of us.

Tom Layton

I have just learned of Connie's death. I am so sorry. She was a special angel on earth, and I am sure she is an angel in heaven! We went to high school together. I have memories of her and me playing a piano duet at Girls State. She had an infectious laugh and a good heart. I am so thankful I had a chance to visit with her at our 50th. Please know my prayers are with you and your family. Joanne Puccinelli

Gene, Tom and Patrick, we just got back home after being out of the country and learned of Connie's passing. We are sorry to have missed her service but will always cherish the good times and many laughs. She was a kind, generous and huge-hearted person and friend who will be missed and thought of often. Gene, we will reach out to you and Tom in the coming days. Connie has left a beautiful legacy in you. You are in our prayers at this difficult time. Much love, Joe and Mary Clare Bonaccorsi

I'm terribly sorry to hear about this loss of such a wonderful lady and one of Montana's best lady golfers. My sincere condolences to Gene , Tom & Pat. Connie will be remembered for her beautiful personality and her selflessness.

Sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family.

Rob Lischalk-Hafele America

Gene, Tom and Patrick,
I regret that I'm not able to offer condolences in person. Connie was a joy to know and will be telling great stories in heaven.

Gene, Tom and Patrick:

We extend our deepest condolences; Connie was a great friend, and we miss her. We feel blessed to have known her.
We are not in town, but our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Shannon and Joe Girardi

Gene, Tom and Patrick:
Our sympathy to all of you for the loss of Connie. We had so many good times with all of you in Montana over the years, and those occasional visits in Chicago and Phoenix. She was one of a kind, keeper of the Irish wit, generous to a fault. I think she told me the same joke about Timbuktu every year for 30 years at Echo Lake, but I loved her telling it and that great laugh of hers. She loved you, she loved us, she even loved Simba. We will never forget her.

Gene, Tom and Patrick,
If Connie could talk to us now, she'd come up with a good Irish joke appropriate for the situation.
What strength of faith and courage she showed during her
illness and treatment. She will leave a large void in your
lives that those of us who knew her and loved her for so
many years, share in.
We'll be there to celebrate a life well lived with the three
of you and your many friends.
Love, Paul, Joan, and Patty Petelin
Tony, Paul and Gina

Dear Gene, Tom and Patrick,

I want to offer you the deepest sympathy at this time. Connie was a wonderful lady and the world was a better place because she was in it. I was always remember her contagious smile and her huge heart.

Dear Gene, Tom and Patrick,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of our great lady, Connie. What great times we had whether cheering for the Trinity Blazers, playing a round of golf or just passing the house and stopping for a cool one on the deck. It was always great spending time with Connie. May God keep her in his hands.
Our thoughts and prayers our with you.
Sue and Tom Hosty

Dear Gene & family;
Barb & I wish to express our deepest sympathy on Connie's
passing. She was a most gracious lady at your Christmas gatherings. Will always be in our special attentions. May
The Perpetual Light shine on her forever.
Ron & Barb Survillas
Bullhead City, Az.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Gene and sons....Paul and were deeply sadden to learn of Connie's passing. It is with a heavy heart we offer our sympathy. We shall remember her fondly. I know she will be missed by not only her family but her many friends. Love, Paul and Barbara Bourjaily

I will miss you more than you will ever know my dear Aunt Connie. Thank you for a lifetime of great and loving memories. Clark Ashley Kelly

Dear Gene,Tom&Patrick,
I am very sorry for your loss. Connie was a wonderful person with a giant heart. I was fortunate to have been part of your family for a short time. You guys were very good to me and I will never forget it and always be grateful. She will be missed by many.

Our deepest condolences,
Winston ,Michele & Kai Brillhart

Gene
Our deepest sympathy to you and your boys. Connie & I shared a wonderful, mutual respect and friendship for decades which I will cherish always. She lectured me on patience, the results of which is probably something we shouldn't elaborate on. She was one of a kind. She took generosity to a higher level. Her legacy is one of kindness & caring toward those less fortunate. God bless you and your family in the days ahead.

Dear Gene,
Our deepest sympathy to you, Tom and Patrick on the loss of Connie. What a very special lady she was and will be sorely missed by all of us.
We are so sorry we are not in town but know you will remain in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Bob and Joanne Reynolds

I am going to miss you so much Aunt Connie, especially this Christmas at the "kids"table at dinner. Love you. Grace

I am going to miss you so much Aunt Connie, especially this Christmas Eve. It will be so sad without you at the "kids" table.

Dear friend and lover of the west. You made me smile and laugh. Anyone who can be President of the OPCC Women's Golf Committee has to be strong, and have a sense of humor and priority. You were a joy to know and are an inspiration to us all.

My condolences to Gene and your sons. I am so sorry Connie is gone, but she is rid of that cancer now and enjoying heaven. I am also so sorry I will not be able to be with you at this time, as my brother died and will be waked on Tuesday and his Mass is also at 10 am on Wed., so we will be united in our faith. God bless you all. Love, Sr. Pat Dillon