Connie A. Faller

August 25, 1944 ~ May 18, 2017
Born in: Oil City, Pennsylvania
Connie Ann Faller, 72, of Franklin, went to be with the Lord at 2:15 p.m. on Thursday, May 18th, at UPMC Northwest in Seneca, following an extended illness.Born August 25, 1944 in Oil City, Connie was the daughter of the late William D. and Geraldine Persing Russell, Sr. She married Gerald Faller on September 20, 1963 at Calvary United Methodist Church, and he survives.Connie was the owner and operator of Faller's Flowers of Distinction in Franklin for 13 years. She then worked as a clerk at the Travel Centers of America in Barkeyville.Connie was a member of Christ United Methodist Church in Franklin. She enjoyed oil painting, putting together puzzles, flowers, gardening, and shopping on QVC. She especially cherished spending time with her grandson, Graham; and was exceptionally proud of her daughter, Ashley.In addition to her husband, she is survived by her daughter, Ashley Novak and her husband, Tim; and her grandson, Graham Novak, all of Concord, OH. She is also survived by her brother, Thomas Russell and his wife, Sharon, of Seneca; her two sisters, Linda Bacher and Cynthia Russell-Lynch, both of Franklin; and her beloved nephew, Nicholas Lynch and his wife, Kate, and their children, all of Franklin; her sister-in-law, Peg Russell, of Biloxi, Mississippi; and several nieces and nephews.In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, William Russell, Jr.A Celebration of Life for Connie will be held at a later date at the convenience of her family.The Gardinier Funeral Home, Inc., 1315 Chestnut Street, Franklin has been entrusted with arrangements.The family suggests that memorial contributions in Connie's memory be made to the Venango VNA Foundation - 491 Allegheny Blvd., Franklin PA 16323.To send online condolences, cards, or flowers, family and friends are invited to visit www.gardinierfuneralhome.com.
So sorry to hear about Connie. I remember working at the credit union when it was beside the flower shop-had some good times. Prayers for comfort to you all. Skinny and Darlene
Wish to extend my condolences to the family. I always enjoyed talking to Connie when she had her flower shop. A very loving and caring person. We use to laugh about my grand daughter n her daughter doing little cute things. Rest in peace, Connie you will be missed by many.
Carolyn Baughman
Shani Baughman’s grandma
Connie was someone that would help with anything. She was so proud of you Ashley. Almost every day at work she had an “Ashley” story. She is at peace now. She so loved her job at Travelcenters of America. She would come down even when she wasn’t supposed to work. She was determined to return to work after her stroke. Go with God Connie. I am sure you will be up there telling us what to do. Love, your friend Linda
My cousin, Connie, created beautiful floral arrangements and could make a strawberry shortcake look like a work of art! Ashley, you brought so much pride and joy to Connie’s life! May all the fond memories bring you peace at this time.
So very sorry for your loss . Condolences.
My Dearest Friend Connie may you Rest in Peace in your Heavenly Home no more pain no more hurt enjoy the flowers ,and All the Angels of Heaven. I will truly miss all our talks, our wonderful laughs, your phone calls, our cries, our visits together, and most of all your determination to get better You fought a good fight my dear friend…………I will Miss You ………….
We want to express our sympathy and let you know that our thoughts are with you through this difficult time.
Uncle Jerry and Ashley,
I’m so sorry for your loss. Most of my memories of Aunt Connie happened before I was 10 as I would watch her work on her latest artistic passion at Grandma’s house. I still have a little sketch and some beautiful Barbie dresses that she made for me.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sharon and family