Obituary of Constance Sue Lesoski
Constance "Connie" Sue Lesoski of Sebewaing MI gained her beautiful angel wings on July 29th 2025, peacefully at her home surrounded by her family. Connie was born November 4th 1972, in Cass City MI to John Gangler, and the late Beverly Ann Prime Gangler-Schumacher. She grew up on a farm in Caro MI where she learned to be a resilient hard worker. She truly had the strongest spirit. Connie was involved in girl scouts and was the star of the high school basketball team, even making the yearbook for her buzzer beater game winning basket.
Connie Sue spent her life being the most loving and thoughtful daughter, sister, mother, wife, auntie, grandmother, cousin and friend. Anyone who was fortunate to be close to her could attest to her empathy, humble poise, and eternal optimism that was contagious. She always made sure people in her life knew how special they were to her, from remembering their favorite treat, to listening for clues for the perfect Christmas gift to get someone. Connie loved to find joy in the little things which she always said, ‘they aren't so little’. She loved to stop and appreciate the beauty in all of God's creations around her. She enjoyed watching the birds, seeing the flowers, and viewing the leaves turn colors in Autumn. She loved nature, going for walks or bike rides, even sitting on the porch for coffee with her husband, being outside brought her great happiness.
Connie was always ready to play a game and among the fairest minded, wanting everyone to have fun, fostering cohesion over strife. She was a champion at can- jam, and the dart game cricket, and was a master detective at Clue. She rolled countless ‘YAHTZEE'S’ yelling it at the top of her lungs. She enjoyed going up north to the family cabin, ‘PRIME TIME’, and going to the middle of Smith Lake on her tube or down the river with the whole family. She cherished making memories on big family trips with her husband, kids, siblings, nieces and nephews, passionately capturing as many pictures along the way as possible. Connie even made it on several big vacations to Tennessee, Missouri, and Colorado while fighting Pancreatic cancer in between her year and a half of doctors’ appointments and chemo treatments. One of Connie’s greatest passions was music, singing along to her favorite songs while jamming her air guitar. She was strong in her faith and it gave her strength through every storm of her life, she would worship with her arms in the air, and would write in her prayer journal daily keeping everyone she loved in her prayers.
Connie’s selfless devotion to others manifested in her career, working as a lifeguard as a teenager, and EMT for nearly 20 years for Sebewaing, and a CNA most of her life with an 8 year "break" as she called it to work at Huron Castings, where she met her husband, Ronald Lesoski. She made many friendships throughout her life, inspiring many with her warm heart, and loving nature. Connie spent her life helping care for people, saving lives, raising her kids, and making beautiful memories with her family, and friends putting love and thoughtfulness in everything she did. She will be greatly missed by anyone who knew her.
Connie is survived by her father John(Ann) Gangler, her husband Ronald Lesoski, her children Christian, Kayla, and Jada. Her step daughters Shelia(Mike), Kimberly, Ronda, and Marlena. Grandchildren Stone(Kathryn), Courtney(Cole), Cameron(Destiny), Kaitlyn(Nate), Pharrell. Great Grandchildren Natalie, Lillian, Riley, Avery, Casper and one just announced to be on the way. Her sister's Christine, and Cindy and her brother John(Sonya). Her brother and sister in-laws Ginny(Larry), Don(LouAnn), Nancy(Merrit), Patsy(Don), Josie(Dave). She is also survived by many loving aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins and special friends. Connie is preceded in death by her mother Beverly Ann Prime Gangler-Schumacher.
For those who wish to make memorials, please make to the wishes of the family. A Celebration of Life is scheduled to be held by the family on Saturday August 16, 2025, at the Sebewaing Sportsmen’s VFW Hall from 3pm-7pm. Located at 265 W. Bay St., Sebewaing, MI 48759. All friends and family are welcome to remember and celebrate Connie’s life. Connie treated life as a blessing, and she was the greatest one her family could ever receive. To sign online guestbook, visit www.
