THOMAS J. CONWAY

Tom was an excellent man that I had the pleasure of working with at the Indian and Browns games. He was gentle, kind, understanding and had a great sense of humor. His attitude was generously contagious.

To Joannie and your loving family, we are so sorry for your loss. Know that our thoughts and prays are with you. From the Novy and MacCarthy families. RIP, Tom.

I went to St.Eds H.S.and we were sworn in on April.1 ,67, also took turns driving to the academy and stopping for a pop after.R.I.P.Tom.Our condolences to the Conway Family.

Rest In Peace Tom, always enjoyed talking with you.
Bill Leonard, CPD Ret., Avon, Oh

What a good police officer to work with. Thank you for being a part of our careers.

To Mrs. Conway and family, I am so sorry for your great loss. He was such a sweet man. I had the pleasure of working with him at Jacobs field.To Tom, Thanks for all the great memories at the Jake together. I really enjoyed working with you. It was nice to be able to still keep in touch when we'd see each other at the IX Center. R.I.P. My friend.

Tom u r an inspiration and role model love you. We had the best times at the old stadium rest in peace my friend.

My prayers go out to Monica and her family. I was blessed to work with your Dad during my years at the Cleveland Indians, as a Captain with the Host/Greeter Department. I so enjoyed your dad, and his sense of humor, and his love of the game. God Bless you all. RIP Tom!!

On behalf of the Anchor Club I would like to offer condolences to Tom's family.

Tom was a dedicated member of many organizations including the Anchor Club. He freely gave of his time at our numerous fundraising events, and he will be sorely missed.

God Bless YOU Tom, and again thank YOU for your support of the Anchor Club.

Jim McManus
Anchor Club President