14, 2011, ABC7 featured Connie on Chicago Close-Up as a pioneering female DJ in the 4 PM news segment with Janet Davies. In December 2008, Steve Sanders interviewed Connie on the WGN-TV Mid Day News. Her next book, COMFORTS--BLESSED ARE THEY.., was an inspirational work for those who are grieving and published in August 2016. Connie Szerszen is known to her listeners as the Top Rock Girly Jock and Polish Princess and ends her shows with "Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła", the first line of the Polish national anthem. In addition, Szerszen is a portrait artist. Szerszen's portraits of donors hang in the main entrance at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and in the Karen Yontz Women's Cardiac Awareness Centers in Milwaukee and West Allis, Wisconsin. Her works also hang at The Oconomowoc Hospital's Cancer Center; St. Mary of Nazareth in Chicago; Inverness Golf Club; Holy Family Parish, Inverness, Illinois; and the Village Hall in Roselle, Illinois. She has also done works for private and corporate clients, such as USG Corporation. On October 19, 2003, THE DAILY HERALD did a full page cover story on Connie's art. In February 2006, Crain's Chicago Business did a feature story on her portraiture. In 2011, Paraclete Press requested permission to use her painting of St. Pope John Paul II on the cover of GOD WILL PROVIDE by Patricia Treece. Szerszen has attended School of the Art Institute of Chicago, American Academy of Art, Northwestern University and The Palette & Chisel in Chicago with Dave Becker in October 2002,and The Studio of Long Grove with Romel de la Torre in 2003. References External links June 14, 2011 - ABC7 4 PM NEWS - Chicago Close-Up - Interview with Janet Davies Living people Northwestern University alumni Radio personalities from Chicago School of the Art Institute of Chicago alumni American people of Polish descent Year of birth missing (living people)