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JOHN CONRAD Obituary
On Thursday, December 9, 2010, John L. Conrad, 51, of Swissvale, formerly of East End Avenue. Son of the late Paul and Zella O'Hanlon Conrad; beloved brother of Paul (Lynne) Conrad, Mary (Randy) Ciotola and Jane Lopez; loved uncle of Daniel, Lee Ann, Paul, Vincent, Damien, John and Mireya; good friend of Calvin Rose. Friends are welcome Friday 3-5 and 7-9 at STATHERS FUNERAL AND CREMATION SERVICES, INC., 7400 Irvine Street, Swissvale, where a Blessing Service will be held Saturday at 11:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, family suggests memorial contributions to charity of one's choice.
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Nasser Suwailem
April 3, 2011
Paul,Mary & Jane
My condolences to you.I was deeply saddened when i found out today.The good memories I had with john when we used to talk on the phone and teas each other about life will be always in my mind.My thoughts & prayers with you.
Nasser
Andrea (O'Hanlon) Hall
December 10, 2010
Paul, Mary and Jane,
I wish I could find words that will ease your pain and dry your tears. I want you to know that John holds a special place in my heart. I practically grew up in your home from the time I was born till we moved. John always found time to spend with me. Trying to teach me piano, letting me hang with him when he jammed with his friends,shooting hoops in the alley or sharing cookies in the kitchen.
He had a kind soul that now is at rest and in that I hope you find comfort.
You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love and God's Blessing
Andrea
December 10, 2010
WE ARE SORRY TO HEAR OF JOHN'S PASSING. HE IS IN A BETTER PLACE NOW. WE WILL KEEP ALL OF YOU IN OUR PRAYER.
PEPPER AND DUTCH STANCLIFFE TUCSON AZ.
December 10, 2010
Dear Conrad family, I just saw John's name here in the paper & I could not believe it was the John Conrad that I had known. I knew John when he was younger & dated Kathy Kr%*m#r, we player pool at the Corner Pocket in Sq. Hill. John was an excellent shot at pool, and a generally good & nice person. Indeed he WAS an intelligent person & could talk about anything. He was one of the best looking & athlitic young men that I knew. I know that my words here won't help with your sadness...but just know that I saw him, and I saw that he was a good person. I know that he'd had health problems in recent years, but far to young he was, at 51 to be taken...I will remember him. My thoughts & prayers are with you. Kieran Lynch
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Walter & Janice (O'Hanlon) Butler
December 10, 2010
We are saddened to hear of John's passing .Our prayers are with the family
December 10, 2010
I would like to extend my condolences to the family, here at shadyside we spent alot of time with john over the years and got to kind of know youns by his talking about youns. He was a very intelligent person that could carry on a variety of conversations with various people about various subjects. W ereally enjoyed our time with him. He was very fond of his niece and spoke of her often. We will miss him! May God bless you during this time and remember he did pray for you often.
Staff at Shadyside
December 10, 2010
Paul, Mary & Jane,
John will always live in our hearts and prayers. I will always remember him as the sweet, loving 2 year old who loved to play with King and paint his Aunt Marie's toe nails. I'm sorry I can't be there to give all of you a hug, but know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. You can take comfort in knowing you did all you could for John, even when it wasn't easy, and knowing he is now at peace.
Love,
Anne Marie
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