Birth date: Jul 31, 1944 Death date: Dec 26, 2010
Constance “Connie” W. Kieffer, ¬age 66 of Lewes, DE, died Sunday, December 26, 2010 of acute myeloid leukemia. Connie was born in Portland, Oregon on July 31, 1944, daughter of the late Lorenz and Lillian Plog. She attended Clevel Read Obituary
Connie was one of my professors at National Louis when I changed careers from marketing exec to math teacher. She was a terrific teacher and also a great person. Connie really cared about her students and was super helpful in guiding us towards our futures.
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I just found out about Connie's Passing. We, here on Dartmouth Ln and Mallard in Deerfield, IL ,who knew her and were friends, mourn her and wish the family well. Our sincere condolences. Our prayers are with you Ed.
Donna Jolly, Alice and Harold Peterson
Rarely have I met a more enthusiastic and dedicated educator. As a member of the Center for New Deal Studies Advisory Board at Roosevelt University, Connie was an endless source of ideas and support. She was an unbelievable champion of our center and mission--thank you, Connie.
My heart is filled with great sadness at the loss of Dr. Kieffer. She was an amazing and strong person who took a personal interest in her students. I will not forget how she always asked how my little girls were doing, and then joked that they should meet her grandson. Dr. Kieffer, your memory will forever remain.
Connie was truely a distinquished, determined and intelligent lady. I am so proud that I did get to know her, through her illness. She showed her fragility time and time again as well as her determination to meet certain goal. Bless her!!
A sympathy card has been sent to the family of Constance W. Kieffer.
My Dear Dr. Kieffer,
Thank you for your inspiration and faith in me. May you rest among the angels and continue to shine your infinite wisdom in heaven.
I will always cherish your teachings and your gift of respect and love for humanity. I WILL FOREVER LOVE YOU!
Dr. Margo T. Handy
Dear Family & Friends of Connie: I had the distinct pleasure of working with Connie and being her "office mate across the hall" at the Georgetown campus of Wilmington University. She was a delightful person and extraordinary educator. Please accept my pleasant thoughts of her and my full condolences for you. She was courageous and admirable during her journey. Blessings, Dot Baker, College of Health Professions, Wilmington University
