Constance Singer Obituary

Connie was my "little sister" at Mt. Holyoke and I was very fond of her. She was savvy and such fun to be around. Just wish I had seen more of her after college.

I remember your mother as a lovely person, inside and out. I am very sorry for your loss.

Emily and Judy, I am so very sorry for your loss. She was a lovely, lovely person.

With fond memories of times shared in our youth studying, growing and gaining knowledge of ourselves. I remember Connie for her unique qualities and send my sincere condolences to her family, work associates and friends. Classmate, Mount Holyoke '63

My sincere sympathy. I knew Connie and she was my friend. We lived at the Clare on the same floor. The "two Mary´s" on the 40 th floor were her good friends and miss her. We would love to meet family if you come in to the Clare. Mary Ellen Streit. (4007)

My sympathy to Emily and Andrew and their families. Connie was my dear neighbor on the 40th floor at the CLARE. She was always ready to go to dinner or for a drink She will be missed. If you need anything please knock on my door #4004. May Connie RIP.

My condolences to Connie´s family and friends. I worked with Connie at Hill & Knowlton and after we shared lunches together with mutual friends. Her warmth and political acumen will be missed.

Although I didn't know Connie well because I lived in WY or NE, I share your pain at losing another precious family member. My fondest memory was when my Great Aunt Myrtle invited me to her home for a meal and visit when Connie was home from college. I was attending Augustana then and enjoyed meeting her and sharing a terrific conversation around the table about life, studies & world events. I thought, "This Earth needs more people like her". You have my deepest Sympathy and prayers.