OBITUARY
Connie Jo Martin
February 1, 1951 – February 13, 2014
Born to Arnold and Thelma Aaenson on February 1, 1951 in Minot, ND, passed away on February 13, 2014. Connie dedicated her life to serving others, starting with her family and career. After waitressing 40+ years, she started a business caring for and educating children through Montessori teaching. Connie is survived by her husband of 35 years, Rex; daughter Shauna Costello (John) and children Colbi, Skylar and Jonah; son Shane Martin (Kelli); son Greg Martin (Nancy) and children Kendall and Lauren and daughter Jurene Slick (Gary) and children Erica, Beverly and Robby.
A funeral service and viewing will be held on Wednesday, February 26th at 1:00 pm at The City Church 4221 228th Ave SE, Issaquah, WA followed by a reception at Beaver Lake Lodge in Sammamish at 25101 SE 24th Street, Sammamish, Washington 98075. For more information please see www.acaciafuneralhome.com
Please honor the Martin family wishes and wear bright spring colors, or leopard print!
All are welcome to sign the online guestbook below and add any messages or stories for the Martin family.
Services
PREVIOUS SERVICES:
- Funeral Service with Viewing Wednesday, February 26, 2014
PREVIOUS SERVICES:
- Reception
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RECEIVE UPDATESKathleen
November 22, 2014
I am in absolute shock. Just learned of this Monday at the Issaquah Eagles so I had to confirm the very sad news. You will always have a special place in my heart & life. Without you & Rex, I would not be who I am today, still living in beautiful WA. With love.
Jamie Marquez
April 3, 2014
Dear beautiful Connie,
Your smile was very contagious and your laugh was music to our ears! I know you are in heaven dancing with angels and everyone around you has a smile on their face! You are so missed by your loved ones, your absence is painful and I pray your loved ones are comforted by God and you during the sad times! You may be gone from earth BUT YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN! RIP BEAUTIFUL ANGEL CONNIE!! Forever in our hearts, Ed and Jamie Marquez
Michael McFadden
March 4, 2014
The family really presented a fitting, loving memorial service. Connie must be so happy and proud of all of you. Although I hadn't seen her in many years, listening to the stories and tributes made it seem as if it had only been a short period of time. So nice to see and hear how many people she touched and that she never lost her core values. She was so committed and loving to her younger brothers Steven and Monty and it prepared her for parenthood where she did an amazing job. I had the pleasure of playing guitar while she sang back in the day and was overjoyed to hear her grandchildren sing for her. I still remember when she sang "I Believe" at a church service and had the whole congregation in tears. May the Lord bless you and keep you and bring you peace in the months and years to come.
Cora Mae Shipman
March 2, 2014
Connie, we will miss you at the reunion this coming July. I will always remember the day you went to Heaven because it was 8 years before on February 13 that Shane went to Heaven, so please give him a big hug for me. You called me a couple of weeks later and were so understanding of my grief. Love you.
jared aaenson
February 28, 2014
Hi aunt Connie, I just want to thank you for just being you. You were always so sweet to me and my family. We love you so much. I'm a little jealous that you get to hold my baby Angel up in heaven. I know that your just spoiling her with your love. I wish that I could of spent a lot of more time with you and the rest of the family. That's a big regreat that I have. Well I love you so much.oxoxo
Angie & Autumn Spence
February 27, 2014
What a true, honest, comforting and warm heart Connie always had. Thank you for spending your time reading and sharing moments with my little girl. You will always be "Connie the book lady" to my daughter! :-) May you be at peace and know that you will always be missed!
Shane Martin
February 27, 2014
Dear Mom;
Not a minute goes by since you've passed that I don't still hear your voice, that I can't still feel your touch. I know you're out of pain, and I'm so thankful for that but a lot of pain has been left behind. I Love and miss you so much. Dad Sais you're up in heaven teaching the Angles how to dance, I just hope it's your very one of a kind 4th of July dances.
You've touched so many lives, you're Love and selflessness you showed to every single person ever entered your life feel like they were the center of your Universe. You have so many qualities that made such an imprint on my life as well as everyone's life you touched. You're soul was so precious and unique and left such an impression on all of us.
I can remember so vividly lying in your lap on our road and camping trips growing up, when you would sing me to sleep with your beautiful, beautiful voice; I can still hear your words .
Another fond memory: You would always let me start your car before went places to warm it up which was an automatic and one day before a baseball game, we had Dad's car for some reason which was a stick shift. I went to start it and drove it completely through the garage…… I turned it over and it slowly chugged all the way thru the garage door and I just couldn't reach the brakes….(Yeah laugh it up) I was so scared dad was going to kill me but I never heard a single word about it you took all the heat.
Or when I was in the Marine Corps stationed overseas both on ship and on land she would send me letters and care packages of wheat thins and pepperoni among other loving notes and items. She let me know everyday how much she missed me.
Her love and generosity did not stop with me. It flowed forever constant into her growing family(Nieces, Nephews, Grandkids, and New In-Laws.)
Some say you are the glue to this family, I view you as the centerpiece to this family which helps keep us glued…….
I couldn't have asked for better parents or a better upbringing the love was always there and so enormous. I miss you very much momma.
Love always, your son Shaner…
Skylar Costello
February 27, 2014
I love you. I wish I had a better way to express myself because I am not so great with words or emotion. The thought of loosing you so soon in my life never crossed my mind. I knew, I always knew that someday you would pass and I would be faced with saying goodbye but I never imagined it would be so soon. I thought you would be there to see Jonah walk across the stage at his high-school and college graduation. I thought you would be there on my wedding day in the front row with Papa and I thought you would be there helping Mom and I when someday I give birth. I always dreamed about how amazing it would be to have a FOUR generation photo and I now will never know. I am so hurt and sad without you but I find comfort knowing you are in a better place with no pain and no suffering. I know you will watch over us all and I can honestly say I feel blessed to have you as an angel. I wish you could be here to hug me and love me. I miss calling you on my drive home from work and talking about my day. I already miss coming over to clean my car in your garage so I wouldn't freeze to death in the cold. I miss your weekly texts just to say I love you and how beautiful you thought I was. All the small things that once seemed so insignificant are now something I would give anything for. The pain in my heart will never stop and I will miss you forever. On my wedding day I will have your photo in a chair because you are truly one of the most important people in my life and no matter what I will see you on that day. You left a very strong impression on so many people and I only wish you could have known how much you meant to so many others. I love you whole heartily and I will make you proud with the woman I become. I promise to always live my life in your honor and to make an impact and to change people the way you did. You will forever be remembered and forever be loved and miss. RIP Grammy XOXO
Jurene Slick
February 27, 2014
So I have been at a loss for words still reeling from shock of the news. Connie no words can express who you were to me, you were my mom, grandma to my kids, and great grandma your love for your family ran so deep it was endless. I knew at anytime I could pick up the phone and share my heart and you would listen and the words "oh honey" will always ring through my head. You were always on my heart and in my prayers because I knew you were always in pain and anyone who struggles with chronic pain and migraines knows what a toll it takes on your body and your mind. I prayed that The Lord would heal you and you would be freed from it all...we will never have understanding of the why on this side of heaven but I know that The Lord loves you and you are His favorite. You walked the life of Jesus love everyday and anyone who crossed your path would feel that love. Connie I know you are in heaven and you have a new body and you are dancing and singing with The Lord most high! The day He took you up was the day heaven received another angel and once again in your newness you are His favorite!! I miss you so much and my heart is so broke because in my selfishness I will never see your sweet face, or hear your comforting words or watch you as you continue to pour out your love on your family. Know you will be a treasure in my heart but it's just not the same. Could you do me a favor and please tell Gary we miss him so much?? and you two behave yourselves up there...until I see you again please know that I love you so much and please watch over us our dear sweet angel!
jan davis-morgan
February 26, 2014
To the Martin and Aaenson families,
I so sorry for your loss. Connie was a blessing and a joy. She had a fun I .will miss her.
Bob sends his condolencess
Love
Jan Davis-Morgan (East Wenatchee, WA)
Robin Butcher
February 26, 2014
Shauna, Shane & family,
I'm so very sorry for your loss. It is with great regret that I will not be able to attend your mothers services. Just know that my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Robin Martin-Butcher
Cheryl Parker
February 26, 2014
Thank you, Connie, for always being a friend and for being a second Mom to my daughter. You left his earth a better place by sharing your kindness and love with everyone you knew. Rest in peace.
Joyce & Ron Benson
February 26, 2014
Our dear Connie, We will miss your loving presence at our Tuesday get togethers. It won't be the same. Such a sweet person to have as our friend. We will meet again someday and share hugs & stories of good times.
Leanne Spaulding
February 26, 2014
My most sincere condolences to Shauna, Shane, Rex, and all of the family members. Connie was my friend for 35+ years. She was the kind of friend that if you just talked 2 days, 2 months, or even 2 years ago, you just picked up where you left off. We raised kids together, who are still friends today. Connie is a true friend, who I am going to miss dearly.
Denise Thompson
February 26, 2014
Connie had a way of making everyone feel like family. We will all miss her so much.
Julie Peterson
February 25, 2014
You are my second Mom, my kids Grandma Connie. Thank you for all the love and memories you filled my life with. You will always have a special place in my heart. Love forever Connie...your other daughter~Julie
Debbie Brown
February 25, 2014
Unbelievable heart ache, May God comfort you in this time of grief. May you find peace in all your memories. Connie is now with her momma, and sister Del Rae . Rest in peace ladies....Deb & Al Brown
Chernins
February 25, 2014
Connie, you had a beautiful soul that brightened our family's days. We so appreciated the loving and delightful care you provided to our young daughters.
Paula, Patrick & Jordan Costello
February 25, 2014
So hard to find the right words to comfort you all during this difficult time. Rest in Peace, Connie....you'll be tremendously missed by your Family and Circle of Friends.
Jolene Moorehouse
February 25, 2014
My dear Aunt Connie. You were my loving Aunt. You understood that I was shy in a crowd and you were always so happy to see me. You greeted me with a kiss on the lips and a great big hug! We had easy conversations, about kids, pictures, sports, whatever was going on, and we laughed a lot. Everytime we saw one another you played with my hair and told me I was beautiful, and I played with yours and said the same to you. Your smile made me smile. I always sat next to you because your spirit was so comforting. I still need you as a mentor and friend. I can't imagine family functions without you. You set an example for me on how to be an aunt, but I can't live up to the standard you set because you were the best. I will miss you everyday and work hard to follow the example you set for me. Rest in peace until we meet again. I look forward to your warm greeting!
Shari Pettigrove
February 25, 2014
R.I.P Connie. We all miss you already, your beautiful smile, caring ways and zany personality. Thank you for raising such wonderful children, especially Shauna. She is doing such a wonderful job keeping everything going and keeping everyone together. I know you were proud of her, but you'd be especially proud of her now. Watch over your family and friends. I bought a special outfit to wear for your service, not my style normally, but I know you'd love it and approve, so it's to honor you! Until we meet again......
Brenda Aaenson
February 25, 2014
My dear cousin who always had the biggest heart, and biggest smile! You will me missed...and forever in our hearts.
Katherine Ford
February 24, 2014
Dear Connie, I wish I could have known you better, my loss. I know you are glowing in the love of your friends and family right now. You have done a wonderful job passing life on to your children and grandchildren, they are beautiful and so full of love. I remember those days when you watched all the band gigs and took picture after picture, you were so proud. You love shines on through all your kids. You did a great job with them and I know you will be with them whenever they need you. I'm so glad I met you.
Shirley Olson
February 24, 2014
I was so glad when we started having family reunions so I could again see my aunts, uncles and cousins .. there were even ones I had never met. Connie you were always so welcoming and your smile was infectious. We may all be so sad right now that you have been taken from us, but God is the lucky one now to have you smiling at him! We love you and will always miss you, but we can tell you our thoughts every day.
Jerry Bergstad
February 24, 2014
The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.”
Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, as clear as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb, down the middle of the great street of the city. On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month. And the leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations. No longer will there be any curse. The throne of God and of the Lamb will be in the city, and his servants will serve him. They will see his face, and his name will be on their foreheads. There will be no more night. They will not need the light of a lamp or the light of the sun, for the Lord God will give them light. And they will reign for ever and ever.
Jerry & Lolly Bergstad, Waco, Texas
Roxanne Gierek
February 24, 2014
Connie will be missed by all of us. Your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Let the wonderful memories warm your hearts.
Dennis Bergstad
February 22, 2014
Her light will always be with you.
Dennis Bergstad
February 22, 2014
Connie was such a wonderful lady. She's with The Lord in paradise. My heart hurts for you from your loss. She will always be in our hearts. The veil is thin and she will be near you always. She will live in our hearts for ever. May The Lord bless you and comfort you and give you peace.
Sonya Goss
February 21, 2014
Dear Aunt Connie, the things I remember most about you your smile is infectious. Your love is Endless. You were an amazing person and even though there were years that went by that I didn't see you I still thought about you often. I'm so glad that for the past 4 years now I had got to come and be with you all at Christmas time. They are precious memories that never will be forgotten. I appreciate your loving kindness to our kids that we are adopting I'm so very thankful that you got to be apart of the joy of bringing them home. Thank you so much for always bringing joy to our lives love Sonya and Blaine Goss. R.I.P. all of our love sent to you up above
Shauna Costello
February 21, 2014
Hi Mommy,
I met with pastor Billy today. We had a lovely chat discussing the details of the upcoming services and reminiscing about you. He is a lovely man and I am so grateful he has made himself available for our family. He doesn't typically do funerals, but given my request for a lighthearted, fun and engaging ceremony laced with some humor, how could he resist. ??
I am honestly completely exhausted today. I was up until 2am last night working on the slide show for the services. There are so many precious photos, capturing amazing memories and moments I cherish, that I can't bare to leave a single one out. At the same time, that makes for a million photos to go through, which is emotionally exhausting as I must stop to admire and reminisce over each and every photo. My head clouded with so many images, thoughts, memories of years captured on film to review - it took its toll on me.
After a day with Pastor Billy, pouring my soul out in tears over reviewing photos, little sleep and topping it off with a jaunt to see you on the hillside with Shane Martin Kelli Martin and John Costello today - you could stick a fork in me. ??
As we trekked our way up to what we now refer to as "mom's hill" I stayed strong for Shane. I am so blessed to have always had a wonderful, close, loving and trusting relationship in my brother. He has always had my back and I trust him implicitly. He is one of my heroes and I respect him so much. You and dad raised a wonderful man in him. Shane is taking this very hard mom. I've never seen him so broken and sad and it makes me hurt for him. But let me tell you something special, he certainly returned the favor for me this evening. While having my meltdown, I called him and he gave me such comfort and support and helped me catch my breath again. Kelli too was a great source of comfort and consoled me back to neutral again.
Honestly, we are looking forward to your services for some bright colors, leopard print, celebration and humbly I say......some closure.
Have you put in my request with God yet? I am still anxiously awaiting my phone call. Peace and love mama. Sweet Dreams
Kenneally
February 21, 2014
So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
wendy wright
February 21, 2014
You could not be in a bad mood around Connie she could put a smile on your face so fast you wouldn't even remember being sad. I love you Cuz, You will be missed but not forever, until we meet again . Wendy
Jean D'Agostino
February 21, 2014
Please accept my most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. May you take comfort in knowing an angel is watching over you. Connie will be greatly missed.
Shauna Costello
February 21, 2014
2/19/14
Hi Mom,
I went to the funeral home today. I am so happy the dress I got for you is gonna be a perfect fit. I spent about 4 hours there finalizing all the details and paperwork. I go back on Friday to create your obituary, programs for the service and bookmarks with your photo and proof your canvas framed photo for the service. I've asked everyone to wear spring/summer colors to your service. No Debbie downer black for this chickie. Hahahahahahaha. I miss joking around with ya. We are gonna have pastor Billy for the funeral which dad is so thrilled about. He is the pastor dad went and hugged during his service. LOL. We are having it at the City Church Issaquah campus, which is kinda appropriate, given we grew up on the plateau. We will have a reception afterward on Beaver Lake, I thought you'd enjoy the scenery. I am certain many people will have special and funny stories to share. I promise, no fart jokes. Thank you. (Inside joke here folks).
Well, I just took dad and Dianna Gerondale to visit your resting place and we planted some pretty pink flowers for you to enjoy. We talked about cleaning up the area, bringing a bench up there and planting more flowers and building a cross. That way we can come bring a blanket up there and make ourselves comfortable while we visit and chat.
I'm not gonna sugar coat it mom, dad is having a hard time today, so is Dianna. But today, I am being really strong for them. Now, we are at Starbucks having a hot cocoa and raising a whip cream toast to you.
Love ya mom. Give me a call. Xoxo
Shauna Costello
February 21, 2014
2/17/14
I am being constantly reminded, each and everyday, how incredibly blessed I am with such amazing and lovely friends and family. With such an outpouring of love and support, I am honestly overwhelmed with emotion. It is also so overwhelming to hear wonderful stories everyday of how many lives my mother touched with her generous compassion and never ending supply of love. I love reading all of your touching comments. Please continue to share your stories, memories and thoughts about my mother. It keeps the essence of her alive in all of us.
Please remember to live each day doing what you love and loving what you do. In the end....it's ALL about the people and how you have impacted them, that is what will be forever remembered.
Good night mom. I got through another day.
Shauna Costello
February 21, 2014
2/14/14
I wanna call my mom. I wish there were phones in Heaven. My heart is so broken, it aches with deep hurt. I already miss you more than I can bare. Your influences of strength, generosity, compassion and love will live on in me and all those lives that you've touched. Pay it forward, call your mommy today and remind her how much you love her and how grateful you are for her.
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