Connie Manes, 2:00pm, 2/23/2012

22-Feb-2012

Connie Sue Manes, 64, was born on March 10, 1947 in Ardmore, Oklahoma and passed away on February 19, 2012 in Moore, Oklahoma, after a brave battle with breast cancer. Connie enjoyed reading, crocheting, getting on facebook and anything having to do with Chris Daughtry.

She is survived by her daughter, Susan Carlin and husband Scott of Moore; son, Chad Manes and wife Marcy of Pueblo West; 3 brothers, Wayne Heiderich and wife Betty, Lynn Heiderich and wife Linda and Kent Heiderich and wife Ruth; 6 grandchildren, Kelsey, Courtney, Chase, Amryn, Caden and Gage(preceded); 1 great grandchild on the way, Danyelia Lynn, whom she named; nieces, Leslie Heiderich and Krissy Payne; nephews, Ricky Barton, Jeff Heiderich, Jeremy Heiderich, Brad Heiderich, Kyle Heiderich and Adam Heiderich; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and other loving family members and friends.

She is preceded in death by her parents, Charles Fay Heiderich and Effie Chloe Heiderich; grandson, Gage Jonathan Manes; and niece, Sandra Heiderich.

Funeral Services are 2:00pm, Thursday, February 23, 2012 at John M. Ireland Funeral Home Chapel, located at 120 S. Broadway in Moore, OK. Interment will follow to Moore Cemetery. Services are under the direction of John M. Ireland Funeral Home and Chapel.


Vicki Lyn Alexander Hamm commented on 22-Feb-2012 12:24 PM
We had a lifetime of memories growing up in Moore. We made each other laugh and always had fun togetherf even when I spent the night with her sleeping on the floor underneath her bed so her daddy wouldn't find out that he had an uninvited guest sleeping
in his daughters bedroom. Chloe always cooked Connie's favorfite meal on her birthday and I was invited to stay. Connie Sue and I joined the 4-H club in order to take the trips to the county fair. Her mother was kind enough to sew our stitches on our aprons
so we always got the highest score. Chole had little reaction when we told her we needed them the next day. We burned the road up between her house and mine - together always. Our husbands joined the US Navy and we were stationed in Norfolk and lived next
door to each other. Even though we drifted apart later we will remain best friends always. Love you girl.... Vicki Lyn
Vicki Hamm commented on 22-Feb-2012 12:29 PM
Sorry I couldn't attend Connie's funeral but she is, and always will be, in my heart.
Ruth Heiderich commented on 22-Feb-2012 02:04 PM
Connie, I will miss your smile and laugh. I will never forget how you helped me through one of my darkest days. You stayed with me in the hospital so I wouldn't have to be alone while my baby Sandra was being buried. I enjoy all the afghans you crocheted
for me and think about you everytime I use them. Love you!
Michael and Cindy Matos commented on 22-Feb-2012 03:43 PM
Our deepest sympathies for your loss. You are in our hearts and prayers!!
alice commented on 22-Feb-2012 06:49 PM
Sorry we can't be there for you guys. Condolences, Rod and Alice Slyhoff
Ron Brown commented on 22-Feb-2012 10:49 PM
We will see you Thursday. Linda has been doing a lot of remembering many good times with Connie. She especially enjoyed her phone calls since last February and the surgery. God's blessings to you all in such a difficult time.
christina rivas commented on 23-Feb-2012 09:01 AM
Connie was a wonderful, caring, and funny woman that was always a friend to me. She was very giving and always had always had sound advice for me in good and bad situations. She made me feel comfortable enough to talk to her about anything. She taught
me how to crochet, and she even made me two winter hat and scarf sets that I love to wear. I may have only worked with her four yrs at OAS, but had the feeling that she was my Behold too. It wasnt long ago that she was laughing and enjoying holding my lil
5mo old Chloe, and she was telling me that her great grandchild was on the way. She was a very genuine special person, and I will miss her. I am so sorry for her family's loss. Sincerely, Christina R
Bill huddleston commented on 23-Feb-2012 11:37 AM
God bless you Grambo. Bill H.
JOE MOREHEAD commented on 23-Feb-2012 02:22 PM
SORRY I COULDN'T BE THERE FOR THE FUNERAL BUT SO GLAD THAT WE COULD GET PAULA THERE HER AND CONNIE WERE BEST FRIENDS AND SHE WAS ALWAYS IN OUR THOUNGTS EVEN AFTER WE MOVED OUT TO WYOMING SHE WILL BE MISSED

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