Ms. Constance Nall Thornton passed away peacefully Saturday, February 20, 2021 at Piedmont Midtown Medical Center due to complications of Sickle Cell Anemia.
Constance was affectionately known as “Connie” by her loving family and “CeCe” by her close friends. She was a beautiful kind hearted person who loved helping people; even during her early teens she volunteered with the Piedmont Midtown Medical Center as a summer youth volunteer where she was assigned to the gift shop and high risk nursery. She later volunteered at Sarah Spano Clothing Bank in Columbus, GA. as well as the Columbus Museum in the education department. She had the greatest heart of not only helping man because of her appreciation of God’s creation but also it is what drove her compassion for loving and caring for her pet cats. Although Connie battled with Sickle Cell from birth she never focused on her pain and suffering but on how she could help others.
A 2010 class graduate of W. H. Spencer High School, she later attended Virginia College in addition to attending Strayer University where she was striving to obtain a degree in Business Administration-Marketing.
CeCe leaves behind to cherish her beloved memories; her mother, Erica B. Willis(Sam, Jr.); her father, Robbie Nall(Val); her son, Justin D. Nall; her sister, Alecia Willis; two brothers, Branden Nall, Kanavisa Willis; three aunts, Kimberly Kimbrough, Schwanica Nixon, Shunta Walker; her maternal grandparents, Addie Stephens(Harold), Marshall Butler(Sonia); her paternal grandmother, Katherine Nall; a devoted friend, Carlos Hixson; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Visitation Hours will be Thursday, February 25, 2021 beginning at 4:30 P.M. and ending at 6 P.M. at the funeral home.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held under the pavilion in Evergreen Memorial Garden Friday, February 26, 2021 at 1:00 P.M., Brother Nicholas Scott will be the officiant.
The Staff of Progressive Funeral Home is honored to support the family with End of Life Services.
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Sincerest sympathies from the Moore family to all of Connie's family! We are praying that Jehovah give you all comfort in the coming weeks, months and years as you cope with the loss of Connie! She was indeed a special young lady and will be missed! Sincerely, West and Delia Moore
I am send my condolences on the behalf of my family. May God give you and your family the Strength,Grace and Understanding. Johnnie & Rene Jackson And Mrs. Lillian Butts & Family
I love you momma!
My sincere condolences and prayers are with the family I knew connie for a long time we met in the kingdom hall a very sweet polite young lady whom I grew very fond of. Rest on connie no more pain and suffering good part we will see you again in new order of paradise. Love Carolyn Grier
Oh Erica - I was saddened to hear that Connie passed away. I remember her fight with Sickle Cell from when we worked together. She was a beautiful soul and I'd like to offer my deepest sympathies to you and her entire family. Prayers for strength and comfort during this time. ~Kathryn McCamy (nee' Lewis)
I am sorry for your loss. Praying for family that God comfort you all during this time. Love Elaine
I am sorry for your loss, she was always a joy when she came to John B Amos, and I will deeply miss seeing her. Prayers for the whole family!
Alison Wilbourn, RN
I want to offer my condolences to the family and friends of Connie. It is a painful thing to lose a love one in death. Even Jesus wept when he saw the pain death brought to the family and friends of Lazarus (John 11:33,35). Connie knew that Jehovah calls death an enemy and promised to remove it forever (1 Corinthians 15:26). We have the promise from our loving Father, Jehovah, that we will see Connie again. Notice this promise at Isaiah 26:19, "Your dead will rise ...Awake and shout joyfully you residents in the dust! ...the earth will let those powerless in death come to life." What a delight it will be to see Connie again to enjoy life to the full as Jehovah has purposed! Allow these words to keep comforting all of you as it does me.