The Oldest American Cowgirl: Connie Reeves

When I am 100+, I want to be like Connie Reeves.

Always saddle your own horse. Always stand on your own two feet.”

Watch for my ABSOLUTE favorite “Connie quote” at the 3:34 mark. It’s a winner ;)

“There’s nothing more expressive as profanity”- Connie Reeves (American Cowgirl-age 101) (click to Tweet)

Connie Reeves, “the oldest living cowgirl” passed away in 2003 at the age of 101. She passed after being thrown from her horse. If it wasn’t for that accident, I suspect she’d still be out there ridin. She is, and will remain, an inspiration to many.

About Rebecca

Mommy Blogger, WAHM, and Virtual Assistant. Being a mom is The.Best.Thing.Ever and Team Family is #1. I am a veteran blogger who writes for 5 blogs as well as 3 of my own. Franticmommy is a place to share the trials of and tribulations of parenthood, the challenges and inspiration of working home, and the thrill of business ownership. And all with a “give-it-to-me-straight” style and a healthy dose of humor.

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2 Responses to The Oldest American Cowgirl: Connie Reeves

  1. Debbie January 15, 2013 at 7:15 am #

    Hi Becky!

    What an inspiration she is.
    Thank you for finding this gem.

    Love!
    Debbie

    • Rebecca January 15, 2013 at 8:41 pm #

      Awww, my sweet Debbie. You are a blessing in my life. Thank you SO much for stopping by!

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