Concetta (Connie) Montuoro

May 4, 2020

CHARLOTTE- Concetta (Connie) Montuoro, 90 of Vero Beach, Florida, passed away on May 4, 2020 in Charlotte, North Carolina after a long illness.

Burial will be at Crestlawn Cemetery in Vero Beach, Florida. Kenneth W. Poe Funeral & Cremation Service, Charlotte, NC and Thomas S. Lowther Funeral Home, Vero Beach, FL are handling the funeral arrangements.

Connie was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Nichola and Maria Uliano on January 1st, 1930. She was a 1947 graduate of Mastbaum High School in Philadelphia.

Connie married her longtime love Vincent Joseph Montuoro on June 12,1948 and they started their new life together eventually raising their five children. They were married for 71 years before Vincent’s passing last October.

Connie and her family were longtime residents of Vero Beach and she was active in the community. Connie loved to cook and entertain.  She and her husband Vince enjoyed playing tennis and were members of Sea Oaks.

Connie attended St. Helen’s Catholic Church with her family for over 40 years, then attended St. John of the Cross Catholic Church in retirement with her husband.

Connie Montuoro is preceded in death by her husband Vincent Joseph Montuoro, her parents, Nichola and Maria Uliano and her siblings, Catherine Paone, Joseph Uliano, and Vincent Uliano, Sr.

Connie is survived by her five children: Jim (Ginger) Montuoro, Carol (Fincher)Jarrell, Vince Jr. (Eva) Montuoro, Bob (Lisa) Montuoro, Mary K. (Frank)McAbee. She leaves 5 grandchildren: Christy Montuoro Donnelly, Gina (Matt)Hounam, Emily (John)Calhoun, Todd Montuoro, and Nick Montuoro. She also had 6 great-grandchildren. Savanah Donnelly, Tyler Donnelly, Jackson Hounam, Jameson Hounam, Caroline Calhoun, and Landon Calhoun.

The family will hold a private burial and celebration of Connie’s life. There will be no public services. Condolences and fond memories may be shared online on the web sites of Kenneth W. Poe Funeral & Cremation Service of Charlotte, NC, www.KennethPoeServices.com and Thomas S. Lowther Funeral Home & Crematory of Vero Beach, FL, www.LowtherFuneralHome.com 

 

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  • Valerie Anderson

    Doug and I shared many happy times with Vince and Connie at Westside Racket Club and remember both with fond memories. Connie and Vince were good family people and friends that will be remembered. Our prayers are with the family at this time.

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  • Gregg Uliano

    Our sincere condolences, thoughts, payers and mementoes go out to all the family and friends that were lucky enough to have been a part of, and touched by my Aunt Connies love and kindness; and will always be one of the most beautiful and genuine person I knew:
    Love and prayers to all my cousins and their families

    Gregg & Family

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  • Greg Jiruska

    Bobby and Vince, Sorry about your Mom. It seems I spent my life with your Dad. Love you Guys.

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  • Lois Cappelen

    Hello, Montuoro family, I think the only two of you that I know are Bobby and Vincent and Lisa. I just read in the paper about your mom and also your dad’s passing. I was not aware that your father had passed. What a great family they represented. I always look forward to seeing them on Sunday morning at CJ Cannon’s. I wish I had known that Connie was from Philadelphia. My hometown is not far from there and my dad was born in Philly. They always had a kind word to say. I always thought Connie was such a beautiful lady and what a handsome man your dad was. Just a really special beautiful couple! I really missed them when they stoped coming to the restaurant. But you know Bobby and Lisa and Vincent I always asked about them. They were just special! I will miss them. Love to you all, Lois Cappelen

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  • Vickie Payne

    Carol
    I am so sorry for your loss
    Many hugs and prayers
    Vickie Payne ?

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  • Roberta Walker

    When I think of Aunt Connie I think of a beautiful person inside and out. So many wonderful memories of Oklahoma and Vero Beach. Aunt Connie and Uncle Vince always made you feel so welcomed. May God bless my dear cousins with comfort and peace as they go through this difficult time. I can just imagine the beautiful welcome there was for your mother, so many love her.

    Love, Roberta

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  • Patricia Marsden

    Dear cousins
    I have a lifetime of memories visiting all of you at Oklahoma and Florida. Aunt Connie was always welcoming and caring to her visitors. One memory was when she took Carol and me to a dress show and bought me a beautiful dress. She was a loving wife and mother.

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  • Bobby and Sue McAbee

    Mary K. We are so sorry to hear about your mother passing. Praying for you and your family.

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  • Cindy Futch

    Ginger so sorry for your loss of your sweet mother-in-law. Condolences too all of your loving family❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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  • Amy Uliano

    We are all thinking of you at this sad time . It is so apparent that Aunt Connie was a Matriarch who was loved beyond words! Our prayers are with you all ... keep the wonderful memories close and know so many are thinking of you at this sad, strange time in our lives???❤️

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