Conrad "Connie" DIERKING Jr.

Dear Robyn and family: Just learned about the passing of Connie---Anne and I express our deepest of sympathies to you and the girls---I cannot help but think of all the good memories, playing basketball, going on vacation, playing pinball machines and of cource, drinking beer together with Connie and our friends---he was a friend and I share the feelings in the guest book that he will be missed
Dave

To the Dierking family :I'm so sorry for your loss.I only knew Connie for about one month in Oct 1970 but his kindness and selflessness enabled me to make the Royals. I have always had a fond memory in my soul for your husband dad and grandad. Again i am truely sad for your loss. Moe Barr

To all the Dierkings - So very sorry for the loss of your Dad. Thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

To The Dierking Family,
Connie was a good friend during high school, summer work and later during meetings after NBL games in NYC.
I was fortunate to be able to reinstate contact with him via E-Mail a few years ago and get updated on our lives.
Connie was a, "one of a kind" great person and I consider myself fortunate to have known him.
Please accept my sincere sympathy for your loss. Connie will be in my prayers and thoughts.

Cammy, Jane, & girls,

My brother Gus and I were reminiscing about our days living in Golf Manor back in the 1970's over Christmas. The Dierking name kept popping up in our conversation. We recalled playing “spud” in the front yard, Dan Adler, Jeff Miller, the Kuller family, we really hit the way back machine! To us little boys your dad was a giant. When he yelled everyone knew he meant business. I remember when he owned Losantiville Lanes. We were warming up for a baseball game on the...

My deepest sympathies to the Dierking family. My thoughts and prayers to you during this difficult time.

So sorry to hear of your loss. We all have wonderful memories of all of your family. Cherish all the wonderful memories of him. Please know that he and all of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
The Pater Family

To the Dierking family,
I fondly recall six years going through
Central High School with Connie. Though I played no sports, I did watch every Basketball game with Connie at Center. He was a great friend and will be missed. My thoughts are with you.
Bill Tighe, VSC '54, New London, NH

Dierking Girls---Thoughts and prayers go out to you all during this most difficult time. We have many great memories of hearing Dad and Mom talk about the amazing athletic talent of your Dad! We also fondly remember many wonderful summer days at KCC! The Joe Miller Family