A wonderful and loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She always lived life to the fullest and created so many great memories for myself and others. Some of my fond memories with G-ma are hiking and building a snow man in Idyllwild, bon fires in Oceanside, boat rides out of Port Ludlow, Space Needle birthday dinner and her happy birthday phone calls every year. We are all so blessed to have had her in our lives. G-ma Connie will forever be loved.

Grandma- (G-Grams) 
With deep love and gratitude we remember a woman whose spirit was as vibrant as the sunsets over the ocean she loved. Grandma lived, she took advantage of life, exploring new places, making the moments last, soaking up every new experience along the way. 
Grandma didn’t hold back, I always called her the rockstar, because she wasn’t scared to go beyond the horizon, to try something different or take risks. 
Grandma loved to travel, and have fun while doing so, whether she was parasailing in mexico, or spending months of quiet time in June lake, she was always meeting people and having conversations with strangers, a quality I always admired and aspire to be like. 
Above all else, her greatest joy was her family, every time we got together she would always say how much she loved her family, in my final conversation with her we talked about memories of the beach, fishing together in twin lakes, drinking wine together and laughing, she told me how much she loved her family. 
Grandma was always so supportive, at your lowest lows and your highest highs she was there, to offer a good perspective or advice to help you through hard times, or congratulate you for a victory. What meant the most to me was one of the last things she said to me was how proud she was of me, that I found my purpose and my family. How much she loved Adriana and Camila. 
Her compassion for her family and loved ones was immense, her love for her children, her bond with her daughter was an amazing sight to see. It took time for me to realize the bond between them. As my mother’s son I always thought of my mom as mine, no one else’s. But my mom was her baby, her everything, as a father to my daughter now, it was truly special to witness and understand their special bond.
G-grams leaves behind a loving family who adored her and who will continue to honor her by living with the same sense of spirit and adventure she had.  Rest well ROCKSTAR, Matt, Adriana & Camila

Constance passed away peacefully at her home in Oceanside.  She was 87 years young. We remember her as the adventurous, strong, loving woman whose spirit was as vibrant as the sunset over the sea that she loved.  Hiking and fishing in the mountains, camping at the beach, dancing to the jazz bands and traveling to many destinations were her favorite things to do. She obtained her AA Monterey Peninsula College. She volunteered for Navy Relief, Boys and Girls Clubs and as a Volunteer Park Ranger. She is survived by her sister, Lynn; her children, Chrystie, Rob, Randy; her grandchildren, Joshua, Marcelle, Matt, John, Bonnie; her great-grandchildren, Elyse, Ruby, Evie, Lucy, Nick, Camila.  Connie was preceded in death by her parents Perry and Edith Cross; sister Shirley; brother Pepper; husband Clair "Buzz" Buskirk.  She had compassion for all and loved her family immensely.

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Constance Mae Buskirk

14 octobre 1938 – 28 février 2026

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