Birth date: Mar 4, 1936 Death date: Apr 22, 2023
Charlotte (Brown) Conner was born to Fred C. Brown and Ella (Carruthers) Brown on March 4, 1936. She married Richard Alton Conner on July 5, 1952, in Paducah, Kentucky. Alton Conner preceded her in death on May 7, 2007. Charlotte Read Obituary
Today is six months from your passing and moving on to your heavenly destination. I really miss you mom, there has not been a single day since your passing that I have not thought of you. I find myself wanting to share some news with you but it dawns on me that I can’t call or make contact with you. I really miss our conversations. I thank God that he gave you to be our mother. You set a holy example for us to see and try to be.
I miss you mom. I love you mom🙏❤️
Mommy- it's been two months since you went home to be with the Lord. My goodness! how time flies. I REALLY MISS YOU!!!. I think about you everyday. I miss our talks, laughs, the advice and simple dinner recipes we shared. It's funny, because whenever anything out of the ordinary happens, I still think about calling you, as if you were a phone call away. We still have people telling us what a Godly and sweet person you were. I pray that God will allow me to have some of what you had. Such grace, love and contentment in the Lord. With tears in my eyes....I love you and I miss you.
My Heartfelt Condolences To The Connor Family Mrs Connor Was A Sweetheart May She Rest In Peace ❤️
As I said at your home going, I am your middle child, speaking last again😊 Mom I love and miss you, I definatly have a space in my heart that is and will forever be yours! Thank you for showing me how a Christian is supposed to be, not just act.
I watched as you handled all of life's challenges with Godly wisdom and grace. As challenging as your departure from this earth is, God has given me a peace that, is beyond my understanding, I know that you are in heaven where there is no more suffering, I know that you are with the Lord and celebrating with many of our family and friends that you have not seen for many years. I also thank God for how gracious he was by allowing us to say an extended farewell, I thank God for allowing us to be there, so when you passed, you were with family. God is good! Thank you mom - when I told you that I loved you for the last time - and you said - I know that! That meant the world to me! I will see you later mom.
Love❤️ Your middle son! Rene.
I wrote something to share the sentiments of my heart about you. I am so thankful that I had the opportunity to say all of this and more to you over the years. I read this at your homegoing but, wanted to share it publicly.
One week ago today, you went home to be with the Lord. I new this day would come, but the signs I tried to ignore.
I was hoping and praying that God would see you through but, after all that was said and done, God did what was best for you.
I am so grateful and thankful that you were my mom, because, I learned the way of the Lord when I was oh so very young.
You trained me up, in the way that I should go, so that I would know Jesus as my savior, my God and my Lord.
Because I was your only daughter, your only baby girl, you taught me to love and trust Jesus and not the things of this world.
You were a woman of wisdom, a warrior in prayer, as my Pastor & Firs Lady said, a stately lady by the life and clothes you would wear.
Oh the memories, oh the moments and secrets we shared. They were all written down on paper and covered with your prayers.
I saw God answer many prayers that you prayed but, more importantly, I saw the life you lived i preparation for this day.
You often used scripture to guide me through life. I guess that's why you were a great mother, a wonderful grandma and an extraordinary wife.
I saw you praying and praising, God while you were leaving this world. You were like the merchant in the Bible seeing Jesus and going after the great pearl.
I'm really going to miss you and I know I will cry but, THANK GOD you made it, for now you have eternal life.
No more medicine, no more pain, no more doctors visits or shame. No more pacemakers, stints or colds. Just singing and dancing and praising the Lord.
I'm not going to say good-bye
but till we meet again,
rest in the arms of Jesus
my mother, my prayer partner
my dearest and closest friend.
Love you so very much mommy
Castine Conner- Olivo
Dear mom,
It has been days now since you departed to heaven to be with
Jesus. I miss you so much that is really hurts my soul internally. You are constantly in my thoughts and my spirt just recalling all the memories of times we shared. I recall so many things that you taught me growing up from a child to an adult. One of the most important lessons you taught me was to love the LORD. You led by example to let me know that it was more important to have the right relationship with Lord rather than the things of this world. You taught me that I didn't need to be the loudest person in the room that being quite was an asset in so many ways. You were never the loudest person in the room, your grace and your presence spoke volumes.
I truly thank-you for being there for me when I needed you most. Always for me your prayers and your presence made me feel protected in the Lord. I know when I called you and ask for you to pray for me or for a situation that was difficult I felt a real since of comfort behind your prayer. I am really going to miss talking to you and hearing your voice as you answered the phone with an enthusiastic "HELLO" to let me know everything was alright with you.
I pray that I can be the person and grow in grace like you. I desire to love Jesus and to display the love in my heart that you showed the world. Thank-you mom for being my mother.
