Christopher Conlon

Condolences to the Conlon Family

Kathy, I am so sorry to hear of Chris's passing. Was thinking of old and very supportive friends from UT College of nursing and looked you up to come across this sad news. So you are 90. I will be 90 in March and am living in Vero Beach Florida. [email protected]. I hope you will contact me. If memory serves me I thought you had moved back to the reservation in NYS Thinking of the time you flew into Montego Bay Jamaica and mistakenly were taken in by the aggressive taxi...

My sincere condolences to all of Chris's family and friends. I have many fond memories of Chris from when our children were young, and our families were good friends. I especially remember the Cub Scout days. Chris always had a twinkle in his eyes and a ready laugh. He left the world a better place and lives on in many hearts - the true marks of a life well lived.

My sincere condolences to Cynthia and all of Chris' family and friends. He will always be remembered as a kind soul.

Dr. Conlon was the most compassinate, smart, kind individual any one could hope to know. I got to be his Nurse for a few short years - maybe 5 years. All I had to do is ask him and he would do it. He is missed by his Compadre Dr. Casul who worked with for many years previous to coming to our Clinic at Montgomery, and Joanna and myself and others. He had left our clinic but was not forgotten, Joanna and I spoke of of him daily on how we missed him.. We will sontinue to Miss him and think of...

Chris, words cannot express how much I miss you. Everyday is a struggle without you. I will forever be heartbroken for you. The days and nights are so hard without you. I will always love you!

My sincere condolences to Cynthia and all of Chris"s family. I will always remember how kind Chris was to me.. Cynthia I love you. If you need anything I'm here for you.

I´m so sorry for your loss Cynthia. Don´t know if you remember me. But I worked with both you and Dr. Conlon at Inovage. Dr. Conlon was a good person may he RIP.