To the Dear family of Connie Anderson, The staff from C7 Brantford General would sincerely like to send our deepest heartfelt sympathy. Connie became part of our family and will be forever in our hearts. Love in Friendship, The Staff of C7 Brantford General

I have volunteered with Connie for about a year and a half at BGH. It was Connie who made me feel like a great volunteer. I only found out about Connie's passing today. I wish I could have been at the service yesturday. I remember being at the Christmas party with Connie at Leisure world and they were talking about angels and Connie stated that I was hers. That is a very special memory for me. We were also fortunate enough to share our birthdays. My thoughts are with you and your family. Donna

Always Remeber you playing cards at the Moose Lodge on West st. Also knowing you through your Family.

Always remebered But Never forgotten...Rest in Peace

going to miss her generousity how she would bring things into the Outpost to share with us and the 'toys' she would bring in to cheer up our days

I am sorry for your loss.

One memory I have of Connie is her teaching me how to make Christmas trees using baby food jars. She had me collect as many SMALL baby jars as I could for her and from everyone I could get them from. Her Christmas trees were beautiful. I remember Connie as a woman that was always there for her family and friends. My thoughts and prayers are with Candy, Davey, and Andy and their families at this most difficult time. Take care, keep strong, and be there for each other.

I only got to meet Connie once in person at cards. RIP Connie. Thanks for the memories.

i rember how she was a loveing person and how me and my sibbling loved go to her place for her to babysit use you are going to be truley missed alot

My deepest sympathy to all of Connie's family. I loved Connie's kind spirit and the way she lovingly spoke of her children and grandchildren. Connie will be truly missed. I am proud to have known you Connie. Until we meet again. Kathy (Bingo)

..codolences to the family,.and grand children,..just remember the good times,..your mother,grandmother is in a better [lace now watching oer you,..will not be able to attend,..but will loght a "smudge,put toibacco down,,my way of remembering,..wilfred o.jamieson jr/

My Prayers go out to my family wish i could be there with the them but i cant . Connie will be sadly missed, by her family and friends . We all Loved her ..

To Candy, Dave and Andy and the rest of the family I'm so sorry, I'm going to miss you Aunt Connie, you wont be forgotten, If any of you need to talk I`m here day and night, dont matter the time, Thinking of you all

My heart goes out to the family of this great woman. I am praying and sending strength to Bill and Candy & Billy and Natasha ,Dave & Andy and Johnathan. What a kind, funny woman Connie was, truly one of a kind . She welcomed me in like one of her own, cared for my child as her own. I am grateful to have known her and can take comfort that she is in a better place now,and the lord let her come peacefully.Love Amy xoxox