Constance Cratch

Birth date: Oct 10, 1948 Death date: Oct 31, 2015

Conny Cratch died peacefully at home with her family. She had a very strong faith and her services will be held at her church, Prince of Glory 1357 W. 14 Mile Road, Madison Heights, MI 48071 on Saturday, November 7, 2015 at 10:30 Read Obituary

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Larry Allen

446w ago

For some reason, Conny has been on my mind the past few days, so I decided to Google search for her. I knew her 50 years ago when she worked at Maverick's and we dated for a while. I was off in the Air Force and eventually lost contact with her. To my Charlie Brown she was the beautiful little red-haired girl.
I am sad that she is gone and that she apparently had lived some of her life in some pain. I can still hear her voice in words and song. I guess I didn't realize how much I loved her, even after all these years.

Patrice Donnelly

555w ago

I was just asking at the lunch table this past Thursday, if any one knew how Connie was doing.....nobody knew anything. Came into work Friday, only to hear that Connie had passed away. Such sad news to hear, but comfort to know that Connie is no longer in pain or suffering.

I only worked with Connie for a few years, but she was a VERY happy person and always singing a song!! Connie always spoke about her church choir, which she obviously LOVED being a part of. I don't think Connie had a bad bone in her. Even when she was scheduled to open, and would show up at 5:30 to get her cash bag, she always had a smile on her face, and singing or humming a tune.

I was happy to hear that she went peacefully with family around her. I'm sorry that I missed her funeral mass, as I am sure you all sent her off in song, raising the roof in her honor. RIP Connie....you will be missed by all who's hearts you touched, and many others that only heard your singing.

Love & hugs to you and your family,

Patrice

Patrice Donnelly

555w ago

in honor of Constance.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Janet Falcon

555w ago

If this is the Conny Cratch that lived on Chester in Royal Oak back in the 50's, I was her good friend growing up. I remember playing with our dolls back then and bike riding up and down the street as well as walking around the block in our Easter finest feeling so grown up and proud of who we were. I attempted to find her on Facebook several times, but didn't have any luck. My thoughts and prayers are with her family as well as Conny. May she rest in peace in the hands of her Lord. You were always so much fun.

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