Marcel "Skip" Conrad III (1948 - 2012) Skip Conrad lost his courageous battle to pancreatic cancer on Saturday, February 4, 2012. He died while doing what he loved best - traveling to foreign lands with his loving wife, Vanessa. Skip was born in Alexandria Virginia on November 4, 1948, the day...
It's so hard to believe that it's been so long that Skip's been gone. I think often and fondly of Skip and the years we worked together and became such great friends. All great memories!
Roberta Notrangelo
February 07, 2021 | Coworker
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A tragic loss - always a gentleman, a good friend and a professional - Skip was a pleasure in work and social settings, forever ready to sample that next cabernet. Our heartfelt sympathies to the Conrad Family. We will remember Skip with affection.
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Les Cappetta
March 08, 2012 | Lansdowne, VA
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Skipper was a true American bon vivant. We had our own "Sideways" adventure in 1991 in Napa Valley and it will always be a warm and wonderful memory racing through 8 wineries in 8 hours. Who said it couldn't be done! Bon soir my friend. Bo
February 19, 2012
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I worked with Skip for 9 years at OAK. He loved to tell a good story almost as much as he loved a good wine. He had a fantastic memory for people and events and I enjoyed the times when I got to share in those with him. He was a gracious person especially when it came to sharing his life and experieinces with those he knew. I remember on a trip we were on to D.C. to wrangle with the Airlines (of which there were few that were better). Even though his feet were killing him, we took 4 hours to...
Geoff Galtere
February 16, 2012 | Stockton, CA
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The light in this world has grown dimmer with the loss of our wonderful friend, Skip. Having known Skip since 1966, I was always amazed by his intelligence, humor and love of all things passionate: music, art, history, good food, wine and warm relationships. It was such a delight for me to see Vanessa come into his life, since she seemed so adept at holding her own in returning Skip's verbal challenges and great political wit, and I know he loved her with all of his heart and so enjoyed...
Candice Crow
February 14, 2012 | Boise, ID
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Skip will be missed by so many. He touched so many lives during his short time with us. I worked with Skip for over 30 years. I will always remember the days at SFO. We worked hard and played hard. At SJC Skip and I were particularly challenged with the Rental Car contract. The rental car industry will never forget that contract. I will truly miss him. My thoughts and prayers are with you Vanessa. I will stay in touch.