Connie Minnix

May 27, 1954 - July 30, 2017

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Connie Minnix was born on May 27, 1954, in Batesville, AR, to Norma and Conrad Sims. She passed away peacefully July 30, 2017. Connie was deeply loved and cherished by all of her family members and friends and will be greatly missed.She is survived by her husband, Tim Minnix; mother, Norma Krug; sister, Cathie Sims; sister, Cindie Casazza and her husband, Bob; daughter Melissa Minnix; daughter, Miranda Willey and her husband, Jon; 5 granddaughters Maia, Tatum, Gretchen, Jaxyn, and Parker; sister-in-law, Melody Moore and her husband, Sam.She was preceded in death by her father, Conrad Sims; beloved mother- and father-in-law, Joy and Bill Minnix; and their son Jim.On April 6, 1974, she married Tim, her best friend for the past 43 years. They met at York College in York, NE. They lived in several states including Texas, Missouri, Oregon, New Jersey, and New Hampshire where they served others. They returned to Lubbock in 1996, and started their construction company and later became involved with Keller Williams Realty.Connie dedicated her life to others and was known for her outstanding hospitality and extraordinary art, which she freely gave to hundreds of people. She adored her granddaughters to whom she was “Nonnie.” Everyone who knew her was blessed by her unconditional love.

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Brent and I are so sorry to hear of Connie's passing. Brent and I started our family along with Tim and Connie living on the same block in new Minnix home in the 70's. We all had our lives in front of us. After many years and little contact with each other I will always cherish our knowing each other and being family! Thinking of you Tim and family!!!

Mike and I are saddened to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.

So sorry for your loss. She was a wonderful person and I enjoyed being a guest in her home many years ago. Love to Tim and your whole family.

So sorry to hear of Connie's passing. I believe she is happy and glorifying God in Heaven with her Savior, however, the ones left behind are left to grieve even as you remember and celebrate her life. Even though I only knew Connie briefly while at York College, I am feeling a sense of loss, so I can only imagine the terrible loss her family and close friends are feeling. Other than Scripture, Randy Alcorn's book entitled Heaven has always helped me in times of grief.I am praying the the God of all comfort, bring peace to you and smiles as you recall those special times. Lord, come quickly, so we can all be reunited.

My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. Every time I would see Connie she had a smile on her face and was giving out cards she had made. I have all of them she made for me. I will cherish her cards always.

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So sorry to hear of Connie's passing. I believe she is happy and glorifying God in Heaven with her Savior, however, the ones left behind are left to grieve even as you remember and celebrate her life. Even though I only knew Connie briefly while at York College, I am feeling a sense of loss, so I can only imagine the terrible loss her family and close friends are feeling. Other than Scripture, Randy Alcorn's book entitled Heaven has always helped me in times of grief. I am praying the the God of all comfort, bring peace to you and smiles as you recall those special times. Lord, come quickly, so we can all be reunited.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.