Connie McCafferty
Connie Francais McCafferty, 63, of Vidor, died Monday, August 1, 2022. She was born on March 1, 1959, in Cascade, Iowa, to Catherine Krzywdik and Edmond Moriarity. Connie served in the United States Navy.
Connie loved hunting, fishing, cooking, and being outdoors. She will be remembered for her kind heart and giving spirit. Connie put others welfare before her own, and will forever remain a loving wife, mother, and granny.
Survivors include her husband of thirty years, Tim McCafferty; daughter, Crystal Ester and her husband, Mark, of Vidor; son, T.J. Hebert of Vidor; grandchildren, Ashley, Shane, Topanga, and Jerry; great-grandson, Abel; mother, Catherine Moriarity of Iowa; sisters, Phyllis Freed and her husband, Bud, of South Caroline; Barb Dye of Illinois; Kathy Lehman of Iowa; Diane Myers of Iowa; and Kris Moriarity of Iowa; numerous nieces, nephews, and a host of other loving relatives and friends.
Connie is preceded in death by her father, Ed Moriarity.
Cremation arrangements for Mrs. McCafferty were handled through Broussard’s Crematorium under the direction of Broussard’s, 2000 McFaddin Avenue, Beaumont.
As a youth I remember Connie from Cascade, she had confidence and a strong will. And as I read her obituary she lived as I thought she would have and I believe she was a gift to those she loved.
God speed Connie.
I remember Ms. Connie from when she lived next door to me in Vidor. TJ and I were inseparable when we were little, and Ms. Connie always welcomed me. She was a good woman, tough as nails, and I’ll always remember her. ????
It has taken me a bit to write something, but she was the best mom, best friend and my rock that i could ever ask for! She always made sure others were taken care of before herself and i would tell her no you need to think about you sometimes. I will always cherish my memories. She loved ALL of her family unconditionally. She touched so many hearts. I miss you so much momma ! I love you!
So sorry for your loss. Pray for peace for family
Connie may be gone but she will live on in the hearts of all of us who loved her. During our last phone call just a day before she was admitted to the hospital she kept telling me how much she loved her family. I know she is already sorely missed but pray we all can take comfort in knowing she is no longer suffering and most likely challenging Dad and Steve to a game of 500 rummy. I know she will be looking down on all of us and I will be reminded of that every time I see a butterfly or cardinal. God bless and rest in peace Connie. ❤????????
Mrs. Connie was a awesome friend to have growing up. she always had a smile on her face and loved to have a clean house, she played her favorite lotto numbers each day and got so excited about winning. she like to have her a tea from sonic with some cheese sticks. i will miss her dearly. knowing her over 25 years she was like a mom to me.
May you Rest In Peace Aunt Connie! Going to miss you and your kind soul. Til we meet again ????????????????