My mom was a human, one who tried to do better than those before her. She wanted nothing more than her 3 girls get along but with grace and acceptance she accepted that we were also 3 very unique individuals with our own gifts and wants, she was proud of us all no matter our circumstances becssue she knew she raised us to be strong and know.

Sara, So sorry to hear of the loss of your mom. I know that you loved and cared for her steadfastly over the years and that she touched many people's lives. I remember the Scarborough Rd years - saying hi to her whenever we passed on the street, and how she welcomed Ben and Hannah into her home.  Please take it easy as you move forward into this strange new world.

I had the pleasure of knowing Connie Feldcamp for almost 40 yrs
She was a very pleasant women with a big heart, I share a Grandson with her Joshua Nicholson that we both cherish
I also had the pleasure of knowing her Daughters Sara and Kara that cherish there Mother, the days ahead will be a little different, but memories of her will always remain, I will take her Grandson to visit often 
Connie you will be missed by many

     A caring woman, with a vibrant soul;

That is who Ms. Feldcamp was at school. She was the sunshine everyone 
gotten when their days were dark and cold, most days were even pouring. 
Ms. Feldcamp assisted us students to progress with what we thought were permanent difficulties. She had hope and gave great courage to the ones that could not conjure the same for themselves alone. She include everyone and excluded the negativity.  Ms. Feldcamp would tell it like it is and she was appreciated for her honesty, even though sometimes it was too painful to hear but her way of expressing what she dearly meant, only care from the heart. Our memories within the school are the ones that I still think about when my recent days get rough, and those are the ones that will never fail to put the biggest smile upon my face. I aspire to be as much of a women as she is and may she carry on in our hearts, as the legend with the fiercest heart.

I have had the pleasure of having this wonderful women as part of my family for the last 40 years there were times when i would drive Connie and my mom to work and got to enjoy some interesting stories but the one thing that was and will always be mine and Connies thing ( HAVE YOU BEEN TOLD TODAY ) lol the look I would get lol my kids and grand kids have always none Connie as the brownie or cookie lady Lol 
You are a blessed women Connie you will be missed by many .
To you girls I am with a heavy heart for you loss . Mad love for you all

I grew up in regent park and went to school with Sara,  Shelly and Kara I remember great things about their Mom Connie she was very friendly and was always welcoming and she had a kind heart. She was a lovely teacher and mother to her 3 girls she will always be in their hearts and never forgotten may she RIP  

Always a smile, instead of a frown,

Always a hand,  when one was down;

Always true thoughtful and kind, 

Wonderful memories she left behind. 

Connie Feldcamp- Sister-in-law ♡

Dear Sara, Kara, Shelly, and family,

It was with great sadness that we learned of Connie's passing. Please accept our most heartfelt condolences to you at this sad time. Even though we lived far apart, it was always clear that Connie was an especially kind, caring woman, always ready to help others. This is evident from the many wonderful messages on this memorial page.  

We hope that the knowledge of all the positive influences Connie had on so many people helps to bring peace and comfort during this difficult time. A donation to Connie’s preferred charity, The Geneva Centre for Autism, has been made in her name.

Thomas, Marcus, & Daniel

“When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight.” Kahlil Gibran


I remember as a young child, the Morray family.  Michael and I were in classes together at Regent Park P.S.  
We were also neighbours.  As mentioned by others,  we were all  like family.  Mr Morray was best buds with my Dad. 
Over the years as everyone was seperated we often go back in time....with the memories, wondering where and how everyone is.
Sad to hear news like this, but sounds like Connie  was loved by so many.  Soar as high as you deserve.
Bless you Connie and may your memory be eternal. 💞💞. My sincere condolences to all the family, on behalf of the Rivney Family.

This beautiful human welcomed me into her home without question. For nearly a decade she opened her heart to me and made me a part of every family tradition. My heart is "a lot a bit" emptier now that she is no longer with us. 

A memory? When we first met, Connie and I were alone one day at her home. She started putting paper and glue infront of me and said "I'm teaching you how to quill". She proceeded to teach me how to make her beautiful delicate (sparkly) snowflakes. When I did it she proudly told everyone that I impressed her with my skills...BUT said I shouldn't get overly confident because I was only as good as my teacher. ;)

I remember every holiday I spent at her house, and how she made every occasion so special by sending me an ecard first thing in the morning. I remember going over and watching my favourite shows that she recorded because she knew I loved them. I remember  her knowing all the answers to trivia game shows. I remember her baking me surprise treats. I remember her making fun of my odd socks saying "i bet you have another pair like that at home " and I remember her telling me how much she loves me every time she saw me.

ALL my memories with Connie are special. She was a second mother to me. Connie cared about me and Connie understood me. She treated me so well. We shared a very similar sense of humor and shared a lot of back and forth sarcasm. I will miss you forever mama! I will carry you in my heart every day. I miss you so much. 

Rest peacefully!

Love always, Gina The Hyena, who is a ballerina...eating a tangerina! ❤

We have known Connie for May years, as my son attended Regent Park school, Connie was one of his teachers, We share a Grandchild together Joshua, she will be missed by many, she is a beautiful well respected women by all.
You will be missed by your Grandson Josh as he adored you

She was one of the best ea at eastdale she always there to help  when I first came to Eastdale I did now know what I was doing or ware I was going  she was the frist support staff I ran in to and she asked hey do u need help with anything she was  was the best 

She was a lovely women, everyday I’d walk the halls and see this wonderful lady with a huge smile on her face, she always knew when to put smiles on everybody’s face, she was a great teacher at eastdale and she will be missed, especially by me❤️

She was one of the best support staff at Eastdale CI, very sad to see her gone so soon, everything about her was always caring and kind to everyone and great sense of humour, made classes fun and interactive.

 She will be truly missed, thanks for all the motivation and kind support from her.  Rest In Peace 

The first time I met Mrs. Feldcamp I was in grade 10, she was the sweetest lady and was my favorite staff member at Eastdale CI. I remember everyone always crowding around for her brownies, everyone loved them more then anything . I would always talk with her between classes, and at the end of the day. She was amazing I will never forget her, she made a big impact on my highschool years. 

My sister Connie ... you faced all the  challenges of life with courage, grace and compassion.  I was always so proud to call you my sister, and always thought there would be more time ... one more visit, one more late night talk  (which for you was anytime after 10:00 pm.)   A piece of my heart went with you that will never be replaced.

Love always,  Darlene

I remember when I was in a bad mood at Eastdale and Ms feldcamp would always cheer me up with her jokes, she also motivated me to do well in school, my condelences go to the family of Ms Feldcamp 

From Marcus and Ruthann, former students at eastdale 

I am a student at Eastdale and frequently saw Ms. Feldcamp . She was a part of Eastdale that I'll forever miss, she brought the school positivity and encouraged myself and many others to pursue their dreams.  Her memory will never be forgotten. 

Ms. Feldcamp was a remarkable lady, friend and teacher to all who knew her. She would always go above and beyond for any student who needed help. Treats that she made for the students were amazing.  Ms.Feldcamp always cared about the students and staff at Eastdale. Her legacy will always live on at the school. 

She was in most of my classes throughout high school and had her since Sept when I started my fifth year and being in full day co-op. She was always so impressed what students accomplished. Ms.Feldcamp I will miss you forever and ever.  The picture I chose was this chipmunk I had made out of plastiscene and Ms.Feldcamp watched me build it for my media arts project.  I will always miss our conversations and she taught me new things like those graduation roses. Fly home <3 

-Rachel

I met Ms.Feldcamp in 2009 when I started grade 9 at Eastdale C.I she was and always will be a big part of my life. I remember so many great memories of her, like how she would always have candy in her purse. How if I asked her if she had a pencil, you knew she would have one and when I needed help in class she always would be there to help me. 

I remember her helping me with English, we had to write a poem and I had such a hard time doing so. She sat with me until I had finished it, and I so appreciate her for doing that. She most likely was the only reason I passed some of my classes. 

She always knew how to brighten up your day, from just a small conversation to a hug. She always knew what to do or say, and I’ll always miss that. I didn’t go visit the school much after leaving school, but anytime I did I always looked forward to seeing her and seeing her  smile. 

During graduation she would make these roses and pin them to your gown, she would make them homemade. I was just sad, thinking about her a few minutes ago and I remembered I still had mine. I’m happy i have that to remind me of her. 

I’m so thankful to have met such a great women, she was so bright, kind and loving. I never met a student or anyone for that matter who didn’t love her like I do.

I’ll miss you Ms.Feldcamp R.I.P gone but never forgotten 





Mrs fieldcamp was always around to talk and to try and make your day just a bit better with a smile and a good morning to the end of the day where she'd say bye she will be missed R.I.P


My Favorite Memory with Ms. FeldCamp was giving her hugs every morning ,she would always tell me her day was bad because i didnt give her a hug, also Math Class , she would go out her way to Make Sure i was completing all My work befor class was finished. Everyday i Looked foward to going to math because of her , she tought me so much over my years of being at Eastdale . Thankyou for helping me Ms. Feldcamp , i dont have any Pictures with you to keep, but i have Memories, those last a Life time. Also She was such a sweet Lady and she was Like a school Mom to me. My Condolences To friends & Family<3 

I remember Mrs Feldcamp from Eastdale CI, at Broadview and Gerrard.
I remember her so fondly. 
She was wonderful to have conversation with, and everyone always asked her for a candy from her purse. The Werthers were always the best. She lived down the street from me so we often rode home together after school. She really made an impact on me. She will be missed. Ive thought of her a lot lately.

Can’t believe she passed away, oh how I miss her. She was the best, always helped me in all my classes.. Gone but not forgotten.. R.I.P 

I grew up with Connie in Regent, our parents were very close friends. We shared many family  celebrations together , us kids called each other’s parents by Aunt Sally and Uncle Jerry, or Uncle Don And Aunt Lil,  the Morray Family has always been a very special part of my life. Heaven has gained another angel....until we meet again my friend.....hugs Cindy 

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Connie Feldcamp

1 août 1952 – 1 avril 2019

Giffen-Mack and Trull Funeral Home

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