Connie Heller

I was so sorry and sad to hear of Connie's passing. She always had a smile and was excited to see me when I came to visit my parents at Thornmill. I had the pleasure of eating lunch with her whenever I came during that time. Connie was always full of smiles and happy to ask me how I was doing. She will me missed. May your memories of her help you during this very difficult time.

Our condolences to the family with the passing of Connie. We bowled a lot of years with Connie and Sam. We also had a lot of fun memories of the bowling weekends with this two. A remarkable lady and couple Baruch dayan ha’emeth Manon and Mickey Meijet

I am so sorry to hear of Connie’s passing. I remember her well, growing up in the same neighborhood, she always had a smile on her face and was so kind. May her memory be a blessing.

I am so sorry on hearing of Connies passing. A sweeter and kinder person you could never meet. Through bowling and lunches we had so much fun and good memories. That is how I will always remember Connie.

Connie and Sam meant a lot to me. I met Sam soon after he bought his Bloor Street West store. After 10 years of calling him Mr. Simmons, he told me to call him Sam, Sam Heller. After over 30 years he invited me to have bagels and coffee to meet his wife, Connie. We bonded so quickly, it was amazing. Connie and I became friends. I saw her often with Sam after that. After Sam died, I began to visit Connie as regularly as possible for the next number of years until I could no longer make the trip, as it took me almost an hour plus from where I live. I am disabled making a visit often impossible. Then I started emailing and sending photographs of the family and where we were now and then and what we were doing. Her favourite pictures were from our son’s wedding in 2019 and then the birth of their daughter in late 2020. She adored pictures of the baby and always wanted more. I loved first Sam, and then Connie, for so many years that it doesn't seem real that they are now both gone. Connie was kind, sweet, thoughtful and enthusiastic about life most of the time. I loved her and have missed seeing her personally since Covid. May Connie rejoin Sam and rest in peace, and may her memories be a blessing. Finally, my heartfelt thanks to Sue for efforts to help Connie and I connect.

Sheryl and Alan and family, I am so sorry to hear about Connie’s passing. I have nothing but fond memories of her. We lived next to your family on Ollerton for many years. When your family moved, our parents still stayed in touch and got together. She will be missed, may her memory be a blessing to you all. Randi and Steven Hartstone

Dear Sheryl, Allan and families: Deepest condolences on the loss of your dear mother. Connie was such a special person to many people and we are all going to miss her very much. May her memory be a blessing.

Dear Sheryl, Neil, Alan, Sue and family, We were very sorry to hear of Connie's passing. May your family know no more sorrow and we should always meet on happy occasions. Jeff, Barb, Leslie and Steven Finstein

Dear Sheryl,Neil, Alan and Sue and family: So sorry to hear of Connie’s passing. My heartfelt condolences to you all. May the memories of passing years bring you strength at this sad time.

Dear Sheryl, Neil,Jason and Kevin: My heartfelt condolences on the passing of Connie. May your memories of her help ease your pain. I have known your Mother and Grandmother since Sheryl and Joni were young girls growing up together.