Michael J. Conway

Michael, Karen, Barbara and Cas, my deepest sympathy and prayers to your families. It has been a long time since I have seen Mike. My Father, Mike Conway, was Mike's cousin, also from Mt. Airy. I remember going to Devon street as a youngster and remembering Mike as a fun loving guy and very entertaining. I still walk by the house on Devon street and enjoy the memories I had there. With love and prayers, Jerry Conway.

You have our deepest sympathies. We pray in your behalf, and we look forward to the day when we will welcome back our loved ones on a Paradise earth. Psm 37:29

My thoughts & prayers are with you.

I haven't seen you since grade school some 40+ years ago and remember many good times as a child in your home in Abington. I do want to thank you for my wonderful friendship with Karen to this day, even tho living in different States, we have remained best friends. I am sorry to say goodbye but to know you are in a better place and in peace, suffering no more. My deepest sympathy and prayers to the entire family and remember the beautiful memories that you can hold on too! With Love and...

I am sorry to learn of Mike's passing.Please accept my sincere condolences. Mike was always one of the
good guys. I have good memories of Devon Street and Holy Cross.
William (Bill) Kealey (formerly @7110)

I am very sorry to learn of Mike's passing. I went to St. John's High School with Mike and he was a good friend and mate in Mt. Airy growing up. I wrote a story about St. John's HS and talked about Mike's friendship and the memories we had with his classic Ford convertible. Mike and I talked about the story and I sent him a copy which was published by the St. John Alumni Newsletter back in 2017. Since I now live in Texas I am sorry that I will miss his services but the memories we had as...