
Connie Raye Wood, 61, passed away on Saturday, November 13th, 2021.
Connie was born on June 13, 1960, in Alexandria VA. She was a graduate of Floyd E Kellam H.S. class of 1978. She grew up in Virginia Beach where she met many lifelong friends. She later married William Dienhart and they bought a home a few doors from her mother to remain close to her. Connie was the aunt to many nieces and nephews who simply adored her. Connie was full of live, life, and character. She began as a first best friend to her nieces & nephews. She worked hard her entire life and through many trials and tribulations maintained her faith and always believed in the best in life and people. The void Connie leaves behind is beyond words. She loved the world and the world loved her.
A celebration of life will be held at 3pm, Sunday November 21st, 2021 at Claytor Rollins Funeral Home. 836 Poquoson Ave, Poquoson, VA 23662
For any inquiries or if you would like to share how Connie has impacted you in some way with a message or even short testimony at the Celebration of Life service please reach out to Jonathan Core (Nephew – jonathan@corefamily.us) Additionally we would love to collect any photos you may have to share and you can contact Jonathan Core for additional information.
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Although I only got to be around her at our work gatherings that Bill brought her to, it was obvious what a sweet and generous soul she was. Even when she wasn’t in attendance she made sure we were taken care of. She most definitely had a giving heart! To her family and friends, you are in my heart and prayers. May he comfort you all for the days to come. Connie may you forever be resting in peace.
Connie was a good person – she and Bill seemed very happy together, despite their recent health struggles. Whenever I saw her, she was a positive light, always willing to help out others in need. It always amazed me that she and Bill would rally and be present at various co-worker gatherings and parties – always young at heart! She will be missed dearly