
Constance Mercer Rodgers
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Constance Mercer Rodgers, 71, passed away recently and went to be home with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Born in Virginia on October 14th, 1951 to Thomas and Dorothy Mercer, Connie, as she was commonly known, grew up in San Antonio and attended MacArthur High School. Upon graduation, she held various jobs such as working for the U.S. Customs, but her longest and most fulfilling role was that of a stay at home mother to her children Michael, Kenny and Julie. After growing up in San Antonio, she spent time raising her family in the greater Houston, Tyler and Dallas areas. She was frequently an active member in church and some of her fondest memories were summer vacations with the family to Pine Cove Christian Camp. She was also very creative, which was evident in her skilled ability to paint and garden, amongst other hobbies and interests.
Survivors include her mother Dorothy Mercer, former husband Roger Rodgers, son Michael Rodgers and wife Lori, son Kenny Rodgers and wife Anne, daughter Julie Rodgers and five grandchildren. Connie was preceded in death by her father Thomas Mercer and brother Tim Mercer.
Services will be held on Monday, February 13th at 1:00pm at Watermark Community Church located at 7540 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX 75251. A reception for those that wish to attend will immediately follow the service.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the following:
Hope4Burundi
200 University Blvd
Suite 225 PB 283
Round Rock, TX, 78665
Pine Cove Christian Camp
Attn: Scholarships
P.O. Box 9000
Tyler, TX 75711
www.pinecove.com/donate/scholarships
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Dallas, Texas 75252
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Praying for your family today. All of you have been in my thoughts and prayers since I heard of Connie’s passing. So many sweet memories flooded in. She was a dear friend; I remember her taking Anna and Sarah to Pine Cove one summer when I was in Mexico with Seth. That first Christmas after Seth died, we had gone to our Christmas Eve service and I felt so lost and sad. I didn’t want to go home so we dropped in on y’all! Your family was so welcoming and helped ease the pain of that Christmas with out him. I always likened Connie to Weezer in Steel Magnolias 😊 She had a dry wit but a heart of gold! I know she will be missed by so many. Love to each of you, Jane Bartholomew