Constance Hazel Louise Jones

Constance Jones died Saturday July 4, 2020 in Camelot Nursing Center Virginia Beach, Virginia

Constance W. “Connie” Jones of Virginia Beach, Va., entered the gates of heaven on Saturday, July 4, 2020, at the age of 83. She was born on Dec. 13, 1937, and is the only child of the late Mr. Earl A. Woods and Mrs. Daisy Saunders Woods in McKinleyville, W.Va.

Connie attended and graduated from Steubenville High School in Steubenville, Ohio. Upon her graduation, she entered the United States Navy. She loved to roller skate and after an honorable discharge from the Navy, she met and married the late Robert E. Jamison Sr. in Monongahela, Pa. Connie is a retiree from Mayview State Hospital. She also was a union leader and held various jobs within the AFSCME Council 13 Union. She was also an active member of the AFSCME Council 13 Retires, often attending and traveling with the union. While living in Monongahela, Connie was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church and later became a member of First Baptist Church in Donora.

When she moved to Virginia Beach, she joined and then made Mt. Olive Baptist Church her church home. She was also a member of Keystone No. 92 of the Mon Valley Lodge No. 208 I.B.P.O.E. of the World, Donora. Connie moved to Virginia Beach to retire because she loved swimming in the ocean, watching the dolphins swimming back and forth and most enjoyed feeding the sea gulls. She would often just go to the beach to sit and watch the waves and the people just relax. We all know that Connie was a die-hard STEELERS FAN! She and her late husband, James Alexander Jones, went to see the Steelers play at Forbes Field before anyone payed the Steelers any attention. When Three Rivers Stadium opened, she stood in line for three days to get season tickets! At that time she purchased six sets of season tickets. She was the only woman in their group and they never missed a game, traveled to as many away games as possible and went to the Super Bowl with the Steelers.

Most times you would find her wearing something that had the Steelers’ name or logo on it. She even bought a black and yellow car because of the Steelers! Some of her happiest moments were going to the Steelers games and tailgating.

She leaves to cherish her memory, one daughter, Bobbette (Alvin) Smith of Las Vegas, Nev.; sons, Robert E. Jamison of Virginia Beach, Va., James L. Jamison of Wisconsin and Michael W. (Patty) Jamison of Charleroi; cousin, Ann Maude Abbott of Washington, D.C.; very close friends, Janice Hazlett, Linda Mapstone and Helen McCarthy; grandchildren, Lakisha (Terrell) Scott of Arizona, Tyawna Jamison of Texas, Tanica Jamison of Texas, John R. Bristol of Charleroi, Kevin L. (Katie) Beganics of Ohio, Talor (Will) Smith of Pittsburgh, Tony Bristol of Charleroi, April (Ericka) Ingram of Monessen, Arnold (Alex) Kitzmiller and Zaira Smith of Nevada; great-grandchildren, Nolan F. Scott, Brooklyn S. Jamison, Kellen Beganics, Kamdin and Karsyn Keaton, Kade Beganics, Jayden Bristol, Will Smith, Juliana, Patrick and Aden Kitzmiller; daughters-in-law, Donna (Kevin) Saunders of Texas and Trudy L. Taylor of Charleroi; brother-in-law, Donald Miller; sister-in-law, Sara (Carl) Crawley of New Eagle; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, James A. Jones; and son, Kevin Lee Jamison.

Family and friends will be received from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, July 15, 2020, at First Baptist Church, 541 Allen Ave., Donora, PA 15033. The service will begin at noon with the Dr. Rev. Diane Hobson, pastor of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church, Charleroi, giving the eulogy. Interment will be at Mon Valley Memorial Park Cemetery, Second Street Extension, Donora. Arrangements have been entrusted to the WILLIAM R. TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME, 645 McMahon Ave., Monessen, 724-684-4877, Trudy L. Taylor, Director.

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