Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....E'Dalgo, Constance Lou "Connie" February 20, 2009
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The Berrien Press - March 4, 2009
Constance Lou E'Dalgo Bennett, 37, of Ray City died Feb. 20, 2009 at her 
residence.
 Born Feb. 15, 1972, daughter of Wade E'Dalgo and Ruthie E'Dalgo Powers, 
granddaughter of Author E'Dalgo, "The Bee Man," Irene E'Dalgo, Webb and Ollie 
Hendley; siblings, "Terry" Teresa Lynn E'Dalgo Burkett, Rana Lee E'Dalgo 
Holcombe, Wade Horace E'Dalgo, Jr., nieces and nephews, Lawrence Herman 
Burkett, Misty Lee Burkett Hernandez and husband, Fernando Hernandez, Tara 
Nicole Burkett Moncayo and husband, Luis Moncayo, and Katherine Lynn Burkett, 
Jonathan Carl Burkett, Anthony Gavin Burkett, Thomas Doak Holcombe, Andrew 
Brinson Holcombe, and Wade E'Dalgo, II; three great nieces and nephews, 
Fernando Luis Hernandez, Scarlett Jade Moncayo, and Wade E'Dalgo, III.
 She attended Berrien County High School and later completed a GED. At that 
time she attended Georgia Military College with a study in Psychology. Connie 
was a beautiful young woman who alway had the biggest smile. She loved life 
and always tried to live it to the fullest. She had such a kind and loving 
heart and always seemed to find the good in everyone and everything. Connie 
was much like her mother in so many ways, loving the small simple things in 
life. She loved animals even as a child. She was always nursing some kind of 
small pet or creature she would find. As man would call his best fiend in life 
a dog. Connie had a Chihuahua named Princess who was her and her mother's best 
friend. Princess was brown in color and elderly in age and so precious to the 
two of them. Princess loved Connie and Ruthy so much. Connie also loved to 
cook and was always trying new food and recipes. Like her mother, she was 
always planting, transplanting, and arranging flowers and admiring the variety 
of beauty God allowed for all to see and smell. Connie was the baby girl. She 
came into this world prematurely and now has left prematurely. She made her 
mom and dad smile so many times. We find it comforting to know that as her 
mother brought Connie into this world, God has smiled down and allowed Connie 
and her mother to leave this world for their final journey home. Connie had 
recently, over the last couple of months, found a new relationship in life 
with her family and God and in this we find comfort. She will be greatly 
missed and always loved by her family and friends.
 Funeral services, with mother's, was held at Calvary Temple Baptist Church, 
Bemiss Rd. Valdosta, on Feb. 28 at 11 a.m.
 Interment was in Webb Hendley Cemetery in Nashville.

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