Condolence: I had the great fortune to live in Connie's Point Pleasant home the first two years of my move to the East Coast. Her generosity in sharing her beautiful bungalow this young musician was greatly appreciated. I have such fond memories of visiting her in her offices at the World Trade Center.

Condolence: My condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the Kluever family as they mourn the death of a beloved sister, sister-in-law and aunt. I, as do all of her friends, share in your sorrow and your loss. For those of us who knew her well, and those who were just acquaintances, each will speak of her generous heart, her widespread interests and her ability to accept life on her terms, and her undiminished joy in living life to the fullest every day. For her family who loved her, her friends and many acquaintances, we have all suffered a loss that seemed all too sudden and too soon.

She will always be remembered as being true to herself and true to everyone she encountered. I would like to think that Connie recognizing that she had for her lifetime given everything she had to give to us left in search of another world with infinite possibilities to engage her mind and her spirit. I would like to think she found it.

Condolence: Condolences to the Kluever family, Connie was a roommate as well as my bridesmaid. We shared Iowa blizzard stories about our wedding. She visited AZ a few years ago and our time together was as if we had never been apart. Connie was a fun NYC guide and a challenge to keep up with her as we walked. We understand why she so loved the Jersey shores. Rest in Peace, Dear Connie

Condolence: My deepest condolences to Connie's Family. May you find comfort in God's promise to soon "swallow up death forever" and to "wipe away the tears from all our faces" (Isaiah 25:8)

Condolence: I am saddened to hear of Connie's passing. She was a dear sweet cousin. I will miss her wonderful humor and her laughter.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Love, Vonda (Weir, Peterson) Johnson and family

Condolence: I to was a classmate with Connie. So sad to lose another classmate. My sympathy to the family friends left behind.
Blessings.
Kay Woodring Murphy

Condolence: What a shock to read about Connie's death this morning. We grew up together on Walnut Street and played together, went to school together and graduated in 1957 together. She was a very special friend. Please know that she shall be missed by many. God's Blessing to any of her family still living. Sharon Goff, Spokane, Washington.