Eileen B. Conlon

Dearest John & Mary Jane,
Sending my heartfelt sympathy. Eileen was such a dear sweet person. I know my mom, Rita, was there to greet her and now, together they watch over the rest of us.

Dearest Aunt Eileen graced my life with her love for me, her deep love of Irish music, and as a shining example of spirit and bravery against the odds. I was so fortunate to know her and will surely miss her, but I know I will just as surely see her smiling face full of happiness whenever we gather in West Seneca and the music begins.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

To MaryJane & John Cotter:
Louise and I are truly sorry for your loss and regret that we could not be there in person to express our sincere condolences. We know how difficult it must have been all this time and how much she meant to you.

To the Conlon Family:
Eileen was a cherished member of our extended family. Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you. Her kindness will always be remembered.

My sincere regrets to John and his family!

To Eileen's Dear Family;

Eileen was a loving person who is now is God's hands. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you as Eileen now watches over us all

Dear Jim and Meg
My condolences to you and to your Aunt Eileen's familY.

To the family of Eileen:

Eileen was a sweet and warmed-hearted Irish-woman through and through. She was a dear and close friend to my relatives Jim and May Maguire, and I always enjoyed her company.

May God bring everlasting comfort to Eileen. She is in our thoughts and prayers.

God Bless,

Michael, Laura, Maggie and Catie Kelly