October 10, 1924 – February 2, 2024
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, Connie Iverson, who embraced life with a profound love for her family and unwavering devotion to her church. At the age of 99, she peacefully departed this world, leaving behind a legacy of love, faith, and cherished memories that will forever illuminate our lives.Born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin on October 10,1924, to Melvin and Min Herman, Connie lived a life guided by the principles of love, compassion, and faith. Her devotion to her family and her church was the cornerstone of her existence, shaping the lives of those around her with her gift of encouragement. If Connie was not posting daily Bible verses on Facebook or working on her card ministry, she could be found reading, enjoying music, traveling, or playing cards with her family and friends. During football season she would dress in a Patrick Mahomes wig and a Chiefs sweatshirt to cheer on the Chiefs from her favorite chair at home. She adored her two grandsons and their wives, and she was exceedingly proud of her five great-grandchildren.Although we will miss Connie deeply, we take comfort in the knowledge that she has been reunited with our father and her husband of 63 years, Earl Iverson, and other beloved family members and friends who have gone before her.A memorial service to celebrate the life of Connie will be held at Gashland Evangelical Presbyterian Church, 8029 N Oak Trafficway, Kansas City, MO 64118, on Saturday, April 6, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. where family, friends, and members of the church community will gather to honor and remember a remarkable woman whose love and faith enriched our lives in countless ways.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly request that Connie’s lifelong commitment to serving others and spreading love and compassion within her church and throughout the community be honored with a donation to your charity of choice or to the Gashland Presbyterian Missions Fund.

I lovely, tender acknowledgement of a lady who lived her faith with joy. A true gift to those who knew her.
What a Saint Connie was… she lived and practiced what she truly believed!!!
What a great lady! An inspiration to us all!!
She was always so wonderful to me. As well as Earl. They were like a set of second parents. Although my marriage to Jim ended, I always loved and respected Connie with her kind ways. I remember well working at the Hallmark card shop they owned for several years. The entire family are very good people. Good memories.
Thank you for sending this . I will miss her message’s especially on October 10 when she’s shared Tami’s birthday! Pigeon Lake will always be Earl and Connie’s place. We love it , too.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sending me the obituary. We think of Connie often, especially when we go over to Connie and Earl’s cottage next door. The Chiefs won because of their biggest fan, Connie!!!
A life of faith, love and humor is a path to be admired and respected. Kris, prayers to you and your family.