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It is with great sadness that we share the news of Connie's passing on Friday, August 5, 2022, in Phoenix, AZ after a long illness. May her memory be a blessing.
Constance Calhoun, nee McEnaney, 71, passed away in her home August 5, 2022, having endured Frontotemporal Dementia for nearly four years. Growing up in Phoenix, Connie attended West Phoenix High School, Phoenix College and Arizona State University. She enjoyed a lengthy career as director of a Scottsdale art gallery. Connie’s kindness and tenderness eased the paths of those she loved. As spoken words gradually failed, her astonishing creativity, lively spirit and wry humor carried her through her plight. Constance leaves behind her husband, David H. Hubbard; daughters, Christina Kersey and Elizabeth Valis; two grandchildren; sisters Christine Augustine and Benita Powell; brothers Bill McEnaney and Andrew McEnaney; and former husband and father of her children, Bill Calhoun. Her family is grateful for the care and support of Hospice of the Valley. A private celebration of life will be held at a time when the family can gather.
https://www.azcentral.com/obituaries/par062958
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Kay Cunningham (Magri)
I so enjoyed sitting with and visiting with Connie at the reunion. My prayers are with Connie, Chris and the entire family during this difficult time.
Susan Dong
We were so fortunate to have such an outstanding group of people in our highschool class of '69. My heart goes out to all of us who lost such a bright light in our lives. May the constant love of caring friends soften the sadness and may cherished memories bring moments of comfort.
Martha McLeod (Weiner)
I'm saddened to hear the news of Connie's passing.
Though she passes from this earth, her spirit and light continues to shine !
May her loving presence be held in our hearts.
With love, Martha. Aka Punky McLeod
Elizabeth Hatounian
My heart goes out to her family at this time of loss. May God's peace and comfort be with them and us who knew and loved her.
Thomas Irvine
Well said, Susan.
Mary Graziano
Ever friendly, always kind, a constant smile...that is how I remember Connie. My condolences to Chris and all of Connie’s family. Our world may now be a little dimmer but the heavens shine much brighter.
Charlotte Fox (Fox)
So very sorry to hear of the loss of a bright light from class of '69. RIP Connie & fly free dear T-bird.Robert Fleming
RIP Connie.
Maureen Feeney (Berget-Bles)
Sweet beautiful Connie. I loved reconnecting at our reunion. Such a good and kind person. We were all fortunate to know her. May she Rest In Peace.
Carol Hazelett
OH DEAR, IT'S NOV. 3, 2022, AND I JUST READ PUNKY'S POST OF OUR GREAT LOSS OF CONNIE. I HAD NO IDEA, AND I AM DEEPLY SADDENED. WHAT A BRIGHT AND SHINNING STAR CONNIE WAS TO US ALL, AND FOR US TO HAVE TWIN STARS SHINNING IN OUR LIVES WITH CHRIS! HOW VERY LUCKY WE ALL WERE. I CONNECTED THEM WITH GOLDWATERS TO BECOME THE DEPT. STORE'S "TWIN MODELS" AROUND 1970, WHICH THEY WERE FEATURED IN LOTS OF ADS AND EVENTS. I WAS SO PROUD OF THEM. ALSO SO BEAUTIFUL AND STELLAR! CHRIS , I AM DEEPLY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS BUT YOUR LOVE AND CONNECTION I'M SURE WILL KEEP YOU GOING. MUCH LOVE, CAROL HAZELETT.