Gerald Conway

Kevin and Kelley:

So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I was shocked to hear of Gerry's death - I knew he was dealing with Parkinson's but he always seemed so lively and on top of things when I encountered him at South Franklin - that he has departed our midst during my snowbird absence down here in Florida. I am aware of some of the many things that Gerry and Marty have done for U.S., H.B., and the broader community. Is there any kind of legacy that we can leave better than that? My deepest sympathy goes to Marty and the family.

Our Uncle Gerry was one of the finest people I have ever known. He will always be an inspiration to me and my two sons, Chad and Dan. He had a ready smile on his face, and spread love and humor where ever he went. His generosity to others in need, NAMI, and numerous schools and organizations are a true example of his kindness, empathy and service to others. He grew through loss and diversity and remained thoughtful, loving,kind, and a man of faith. His loving wife Marty is in our hearts...

Sorry to learn of Gerry's passing. Jean
and I always enjoyed both of you at St.
Ann fundraiser and CSC events. I especially enjoyed playing tennis with
Gerry in a weekly game or inter club. He always made the game fun not to mention the conversation afterward. Jim
Cogan

Dear Aunt Marty,
You and Uncle Gerry have been so important to me and to my family, and the world will truly feel different from now on without him. He was an amazing, exceptional man. All our love to you.
Martha, Rich, John Henry, and Lily