Connie Ann Gulick passed away Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, at her Langhorne residence. She was 47.
Born in Bristol, Connie had been a lifelong resident of Langhorne.
She was a longtime employee of St. Mary Medical Center in the radiology department.
She was the beloved daughter of Sandy Gulick.
She will be sadly missed by her sister, Linda Gulick and her family; her brother, Scott J. Gulick; grandfather, Mick Cornforth; and her sister-in-law, Jackie Gulick Pfender and her family.
Service and interment will be held privately. James O. Bradley Funeral Home,
Penndel
Kim Meehan (Lindsey)
connie an dI played softball on the same teams for years I stunk she however was the best catcher around! we also worked together at olgas kitchen in the mall she was off and bored one day and armor alled the entire inside of my bug when we tried to drive away that night after my shift I hit the brake and we both flew under the dash! it was so funny !!!Tom Oliver
Connie and I met on the first or second day at Maple Point. I knocked her books out of her hands after we hit trying to navigate those 90 degree turns in the Maple Point hallways. She turned around and said, "I'm going to kick your ass." I was really scared and she saw that and quickly added, "I'm only kidding".For the rest of our time together at Maple Point - four years - everytime she saw me, she said the same thing, "I'm going to kick your ass."
I didn't see Connie after graduation until 1998 when I got a job at St. Mary Medical Center. On my first day, I heard, "I'm going to kick your ass" and I turned around and it was her smiling and then laughing.
We caught up on the last twenty years. Through out the years we worked together at St. Mary, we would always see each other on Connie's smoking breaks and talk about our memories of Maple Point.
She always talked about the Maple Point softball team. I know she loved those years on the softball team. I just wish I would have seen them play more often because they were so good.