Though she’s stepped back from public appearances, Connie still sings quietly at home and finds strength in her faith. Marty reflected, “Every moment with her is a gift. She’s the strongest and bravest person I know.”
Fans across the country music world have shared an outpouring of support, honoring Connie as both a remarkable artist and a deeply loved soul.
“This isn’t goodbye,” Marty said. “It’s a chance to celebrate who she is—and always has been.”
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