Constance Gato Obituary

My condolences to her family whom she loved very much!

Dear Gato Family



I was out of town and just heard the very sad news. I have not seen Connie in many years (15+) but she

sat next to me many years ago at the Chicago Tribune. What fond memories I have of her and the many laughs we shared. Connie had a fabulous sense of humor and a wonderful way with people. Her pride and joy were her children and family. She was a wonderful mother, sister, daughter and colleague and she will be missed by all that knew her. My prayers are with you at this difficult time..

My sincere sympathy to Connie's

children, parents and siblings.I met Connie while at the Suburban Trib.We shared many conversations over those years. When the Sub Trib disolved, we, Sub Trib people, continued to see one another by celebrating each Christmas thereafter with a dinner out in the suburbs. It was delightful. Thank you, Connie, for your friendship.God rest her soul!

My sympathy to Connie's family. I started working for the Tribune in Real Estate where Connie and I worked side by side. She was a godsend showing me the ways of Tribune. I'll miss her.

My condolences to the Gato family. I worked with Connie for many years in the Oakbrook office. She was a pleasure to be near...a very sweet lady. She will be missed.

Sincerely,

Marietta faso

Dear Family,



Connie was a dear, sweet & funny person. I worked with her indirectly at the Tribune for a few years. She once made something for my mother for her front door with her talented hands & unique ideas for leftover ribbon & baskets. I'm so sorry for your loss. She will truly be missed, but remembered always in our hearts.



My sympathy,



Kitty

please accept my condolences for constance gato. she will be missed.

to the dear family of Connie, I send my heartful regretts in her lost to you all. Connie was one of my dear patients that I will always remember. You all will be in my heart and prays

Nurse Mary Kay Dr. Shah

Our hearts go out to all of the family for your loss.



Dean and Tammy Nohl

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Connie's family. Connie was a wonderful person and an absolute pleasure to have as a colleague. She'll be dearly missed by me and all her many friends at the Tribune.

My prayers and thoughts will forever be with you and your family. I am praying that God will continue to guide all of your footsteps as you walk the everyday life journey. Your daughter, mother, sister, aunt is not gone from you but lives forever with you. Remeber to keep your head up for she is looking down upon you. I worked with Connie for many years at the Chicago Tribune and came to know a strong women who lived for her children and family. God Bless You!