Constance Mah Obituary

I admired Mrs. Mah's spunk. She had the curiosity of a 5 year old and it seemed the energy, too! On the dance floor, on a cruise, on another exciting vacation - she was always getting the most out of her days. She really knew how to enjoy her life. I will miss her spirit.

I spent many enjoyable years working with Connie at Rogers School. She was the key to the success of our many musical performances and has enhanced the lives of many CPS students. My deepest sympathy to the entire family.

Deepest sympathies to Dora, Steve and their children on the loss of someone so special to them.

There are so many great things you could say about Mrs. Mah and not a single bad one. She was my kindergarten teacher in 1979, and I have so many wonderful memories of her and the time I spent in her class. Especially when she would play the piano as we would sing. In sixth grade, I was a monitor for her room and she gave me a couple of gifts which I still have - a ceramic angel and a cute coffee mug. When I see them I am reminded of her. She was a special, one of a kind lady. Even twenty years after she had me in her class, she still recognized me and remembered my name when we saw each other in a Target store. I just wish my children could have had her for kindergarten as well. My sympathy goes out to all of her loved ones.

I taught with Connie for many years at Rogers School. She was a very special lady. My deepest sympathy to your family.

My sincerest sympathy to Dora, Steve and their family.