Birth date: Sep 2, 1954 Death date: Dec 10, 2020
Connie M. Knapp, 66, of Pittsburg, died December 10, 2020 in Pittsburg. She was born September 2, 1954 in Easton, Kansas the daughter of Wayne and Anabel Woodhead Knapp. She had been disabled her entire life. Survivors include he Read Obituary
Connie use to just light up the room when she was in it. Her big smile, her pretty blue eyes, and this big laughter that would come out of her mouth (along with some not so happy sounds). Connie you were an important part of my life and I am so happy that I got to be a part of it and take you to "The Little Girls House" ( Westfield in October of 2001 on Halloween evening) I use to love helping you shop and make your room just the way you would like it. "Full of pig stuff and Pictures of Wrestlers" I love you Connie and you are resting in a better place no with no pain.
Connie Carey was one of my very best friends in my group I wish her a 64 been with the Lord so that everything that she can be relaxed and not having to be in pain anymore I love you my dear Connie k i I am going to miss the smiles when I got on the bus with Connie in the giggles when I got every morning when I got on I hope everything that I can keep my head up I will keep it up just for Connie I love you a lot
Connie you had me from day one 27 years ago. I knew we would become close. Will truly miss our times together and hearing you laugh, snort and argue. Miss how your eyes would sparkle and light up when laughing and teasing us all! Will always love and cherish our times we had and how you would comfort me when I was upset and how you would chase us around the churches in your chair and laugh with your eyes twinkling! Love and miss you my dear friend! Enjoy being able to walk, run and have fun with your family and friends and look forward to seeing you again when it is time!
So sorry! Connie k you will be deeply missed! Love your best friend.
Oh how I’m going to miss arguing with Connie K! One of the best memories was coming in to my midnight shift to be told, “I can’t get Connie to sleep. I think she’s waiting for you.” I walked into her room and she started snorting. After a few minutes, I asked if she wanted to come watch wrestling with me. “YEP!” That became our Saturday night time. We’d watch Smackdown (she loved watching the wrestlers slam each other around and would laugh and giggle through the entire show), then she would go to bed and I’d start my more menial duties. I think I’ll watch RAW Monday night in honor of “Uh Oh!”
She had my heart at E.O.E and that snort 23years ago ,If i had a bad day she sure would change it and make me laugh , and her soft little touch she gave to let you know she cared, I am sure am going to miss my little stinker
