Connie Kay (Schultz) Sharp, born June 15, 1970, in Florence, Arizona, passed away on July 26, 2026, in Glasgow, Montana.

Connie was adopted as a toddler into the lively, loving Schultz family, becoming the youngest of five children in a warm and bustling home. She spent her childhood in Riverdale, North Dakota, Fort Peck, Montana, and later Glasgow, where she built her life and raised her family. Connie attended Glasgow Highschool and was part of the Class of 1989. She was a cheerleader and was known for her bright spirit. She later earned her GED as an adult, a personal achievement she took great pride in accomplishing. In 1990, Connie married Terry Sharp, and together they raised their children, Gabbrial and Aaron.

Connie devoted her life to caring for others as a Certified Nursing Assistant and home‑health caregiver. She worked at Francis Mahon Deaconess Hospital, Valley View Home, and Nemont Manor, where she was known for her ability to connect with those in her care and for the comfort she offered to patients and families. Connie was a committed advocate for social services and home‑health legislation, traveling with Montana AFL‑CIO and forming many lasting friendships. Her work reflected her deep belief in dignity, fairness, and compassionate care for both workers and patients. Connie also served as a treasurer for the Valley County Democratic Party. She valued community, conversation and believed deeply in building bridges and bringing people together.

Before her health declined, Connie was energetic and happiest when she had something to tend to. She had an exceptional green thumb and took great pride in her flowers, houseplants, and vegetable garden. Summers were spent at Fort Peck Lake, camping as a family and creating memories that remain cherished.

As an adult, Connie located and met her biological family in Arizona. This connection brought meaningful clarity to her life story and offered her a sense of reassurance in discovering how much she shared in common with her biological brothers and sisters.

Connie will be remembered for her playful personality, her determined spirit, and her ability to find humor even during difficult times. Her mind remained sharp, and she continued to approach life with resilience and warmth. She leaves behind family, friends, and many individuals whose lives were touched by her care and kindness.

Connie is survived by her children, Gabbrial Sharp and Aaron Sharp; her grandsons, Maxxon Sharp (11) and Vernon Sharp (13); her siblings Terry (Kim) Jung, Dale (Dorothy) Schultz, Daryl (Deb) Schultz, and Patrick (Annette) Schultz; and several nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents, Phyllis and Bernard Schultz.

Her memory will continue to live warmly in the hearts of those who loved her.

A Celebration of Life for Connie will be held at Glasgow Evangelical Church at 10:30 AM, on Saturday, September, 5th, with a Luncheon to follow. All who knew and loved Connie are welcome to attend.