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2013
From Connie's Obituary: An 11 year resident of Maui, Connie was a gifted and dedicated artist and educator. She held degrees from the University of San Francisco, California College of the Arts and the Maryland Institute College of Art.
She was tragically killed in an automobile accident, January 1, 2013.
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Click here for a Video of her final art gallery opening
If you have any memories of Connie, please post a comment below. https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/press-citizen/obituary.aspx?n=constance-j-adams-scott&pid=173972387
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Joyce Patti (Seymour)
I had the wonderful opportunity of connecting with Connie in Maui months before she had passed away. I knew Connie all the way from Cubberley and didn't really have a huge connection in HS, but when I saw her beautiful artwork online I knew we had a connection and decided to reach out. I looked her up thru FB and decided to just drop by....well, you don't just drop by Haiku. It took me a while to find her place, but when I did I had such a wonderful visit. I will always cherish that meeting. We talked nonstop for hours....we had so much in common, the few hours weren't even touching the tip of the iceberg. I promised we'd meet up again soon. Sadly it never happened. Her exuberance for life, her art, her beauty and passion for everything really took my breath away. She was in her early 60's going on 25. I am so grateful for that visit. Connie, you left this earth way too soon. Thank you, Curtis Randall, for that beautiful video that is posted her on her site.
Bonnie MacEvoy
Thank you Joyce for that vicarious visit with Connie. As I watch the video, I want to reach out and hug her. Such lovely art, still so elegant a person as I remember from Millikan.
Carol Hutchinson (Lovy)
Beautiful video! Such an elegant woman...Always gentle and thoughtful in high school. Now I look forward to seeing her art work one day and perhaps finding one of my own.
Phyllis Reisman (Kasparian)
A beautiful and moving tribute to Connie. In addtion to admiring her beautiful art, I was moved by her glowing smile and her enhusiasm for those she was with.
Another beautiful soul gone too soon.