Constance M. “Connie” Brady

Constance M. “Connie” Brady

Constance M. “Connie” Brady, age 69, of Potosi, WI, completed her earthly journey on July 27, 2026, at MercyOne Dubuque while surrounded by her loving family.  To honor Connie’s life, a Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m., on Friday, July 31, 2026, at St. Andrew’s Catholic Church-Tennyson, 101 Church St., with Rev. Mark Miller officiating.  Family and friends are invited to join in fellowship from 9:00-11:00 a.m. prior to the service at the church.  Burial will be in the St. Andrew’s Church Cemetery.  The Tri-State Cremation Center is humbly serving Connie’s family.

 

Connie was born on May 26, 1957, in Lancaster, WI, a daughter to Cyril and Pearl (Pluemer) Menne.  She grew up with a love for family and friends which only grew as time passed.  Connie was a proud graduate of Potosi High School in 1975 and went on to earn her degree at Southwest Vocational School before spending her career in the payroll departments at Trausch Baking Company and A.Y. McDonald.

 

Connie was united in marriage to the love of her life, Bobbie L. Brady on May 4, 2007.  They were blessed with 15 wonderful years together before Bobbie was sadly called home ahead of her on November 27, 2022.

 

Connie took great pride in spending time with her family. She enjoyed mushroom hunting, playing cards, cheering on her nieces and nephews at sporting events, and taking her dogs on car rides around Potosi.  

 

Those left to cherish the memory of Connie include,

her step-children,

James (Lisa) Brady, Romeo, MI,

and Bobby Brady, Jr., Madison Heights, MI;

 

her step-grandson,

Jimmy (Kaily) Brady, Lapeer, MI;

 

her father,

Cyril Menne, Potosi, WI;

 

her siblings,

Renee Menne, Potosi, WI,

Kevin (Rhonda) Menne, Potosi, WI,

Karla (Chuck) Oyen, Potosi, WI,

and Kim (Allen) Kammerude, Dubuque, IA;

 

her Godson’s,

Joshua Oyen, Potosi, WI,

and Denver (fiancé Peyton Smith) Kammerude, Dubuque, IA;

 

her nieces and nephews,

Joshua Oyen, Potosi, WI,

Teresa (Matt) VanNuland, De Pere, WI,

Keith (Laura) Oyen, Potosi, WI,

Krista (Brian) Hancock, Dubuque, IA,

Emily (Spencer) Birkenholz, Dubuque, IA,

Carley Kammerude, McKinney, TX,

Denver (fiancé Peyton Smith) Kammerude, Dubuque, IA,

Ricky (Ann) Menne, Cuba City, WI,

Cody Menne, Potosi, WI,

Cole (Allison) Menne, Dickeyville, WI,

and Cy Menne, Platteville, WI;

 

her great-nieces and nephews,

Lucas Oyen, Mason VanNuland, Hudson VanNuland, Jonathan Oyen, Matthew Oyen, Ellie Oyen, Ellise Hancock, Aria Hancock, Marnie Kammerude, and Avery Menne;

 

her two favorite canine companions,

Bella and Suzie Q;

 

along with numerous extended family, friends and neighbors.

 

Connie was preceded in death by her husband, Bobbie L. Brady; her mother, Pearl Menne; and her sister, Beth Menne.

 

Connie’s family would like to thank Dr. Christian Menezes along with the nurses and staff in the ICU at MercyOne Dubuque for all of their professional and compassionate care.  We would also like to extend a heartfelt and sincere thank you to Dr. Powers, Dr. Sullivan, and Dr. Eltibi for their wonderful care and support over the years.  Your love, care, and support will never be forgotten.

 

Online condolences may be shared with Connie’s family at  www.tristatecremationcenter.com

Visitation

St. Andrew's Catholic Church-Tennyson
101 Church Street, Tennyson, WI, 53820
July 31st, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Mass of Christian Burial

St. Andrew's Catholic Church-Tennyson
101 Church Street, Tennyson, WI, 53820
July 31st, 2026 at 11:00 AM

6 comments on “Constance M. “Connie” Brady
  1. Tricia Nelson says:

    Prayers to you Connie and all your family. Moving in next to you 10 years ago was definitely the best thing ever. You got to watch Alex grow into a great young man and were always a great supporter of his, which we both appreciated beyond words.

  2. Donna Dillon says:

    I met Connie through our hospice support group around three years ago when we all lost our spouses and were in a state of grieving and we all carried each other through. In fact, Connie attended most of our 38 monthly lunches until the last four or five when she wasn’t feeling well. She always added a sparkle to our conversation and a smile to our lives. Connie, I will miss you. I am so glad I got to know you. Rest in peace with your Bobby.💕💕

  3. Greg Kittle says:

    Connie, and the entire Menne family, were so very kind to the feral children who once lived next door. Connie, in particular stands out in my memory. She patiently took time to welcome us, played basketball with us, and was a marvelous image of her wonderful parents. May God Bless and comfort the Menne family, and know that Connie significantly made better the lives of those she knew.

  4. Timothy S. Kittle says:

    I was saddened to hear of this. For six years we lived next door to the Menne family in Tennyson Heights, some of the finest people we have ever known. Connie was a product of that family, a truly good person. Rhonda and I send our heartfelt condolences for this great loss. Numbers 6:23-27.

  5. I worked with Connie for several years at AY McDonald. She was kind and friendly to everyone. She was a great co-worker, but even more, she became a close friend. I am grateful that we continued that friendship after my retirement, and then, after her retirement. The close relationship Connie had with her family…the way they are always there for each other and do things together…was a joy to witness and a blessing that Connie truly cherished. My deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to her entire family.

  6. Zelda Faherty says:

    Sorry for your loss.

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