Birth date: Feb 9, 1947 Death date: Jun 20, 2025
Constance Caylor Welke, better known as Connie, passed away suddenly and peacefully in her sleep at her home in Sterling, Virginia on June 20, 2025. Born February 9, 1947, to Tommy and Puddin Caylor, Connie grew up in what is now Read Obituary
Condolences to the family and loved ones. ♥️ Karen and I knew Connie both as Caylor and then as Welke waaaaaaayyyy back in the 80's as members of a local square dance club. As other have said, Connie was a wonderful and beautiful lady...now with God in Heaven. ♥️♥️♥️
Connie and I were co-teachers for a couple of years. I was the special education teacher in the room. Connie made our students and I laugh. Connie loved our students and had high expectations. Her favorite statement meeting students at the beginning of the year and as a substitute teacher after her retirement was, "I am mean, nasty, and ugly." I could never keep a straight face. Such irony for a dedicated teacher who believed in her students, etc. --Leanna Wilson, retired teacher since June 2020.
Growing up in old Ashburn and a member of Ashburn Presbyterian church i remember when the church got our first organ and Connie spent many hours mastering it. Connie sang her solo at every Christmas Eve service.
She was such a happy cheerful person and will be missed. One of Ashburn finest.
Connie Howser Stevens
As a neighbor, Connie was always willing to help in particular when it snowed. Connie had the only snowblower, once she finished her driveway she would loan the snowblower to any neighbor in need. I’ll miss the conversations we would have after retrieving our respective mail and of course solve all the problems of the world. Connie you will be missed as a neighbor, friend and conversationalist.
Connie was truly a caring and loving person to everyone she knew. Worked with Connie for many years at Sterling Middle School and was supportive to all her students who were fortunate to have had her in the classroom. Always will be remembered for her positive and upbeat approach to life.
Another "Old Ashburn" person gone too soon. Not many of us are left. Rest in Peace, Connie.
