Timothy P. Conlon

My deepest condolences to the Conlon family.

Tim and I became close friends during our short time at NEON. The two of us and Bob Monaco would joke about being the Three Amigos. We were constantly laughing and always trying to out do one another. When I tell people of Tim’s passing, everyone responds with, “Remember when you three guys did…” We had so many laughs in such a short period of time; I wish it had never ended.

As you know, Timmy was very proud of his home...

My deepest condolences to the Conlon family. I have many great childhood and teenage memories of Timmy and the Conlon house. He was always a good friend.

Regards,

Tom Dowd

Mrs. Conlon and Family:

Please accept my sincere condolences on behalf of everyone that knew Tim from his time at New Era of Networks and Sybase. Although his tenure at NEON was short, he made a lasting impression on his co-workers. Tim was certainly more than just a co-worker to some of us. He became a true and cherished friend. I will definitely miss our phone conversations, and his loving accounts of the most important people in his life - his family. We will keep his smile...

To Mrs. Conlon, Cathy, Tommy, Eileen, Missy & Terry:

There are no words to express our sorrow at the loss of Tim. Tim wasn't just a longtime friend, he was a member of our family. Tim wasn't just our son's Godfather, he was "Uncle Timmy" to both Michael and Jennifer.

A second has not gone by since we received word of Tim's passing that he hasn't been in our thoughts and prayers.

You were so blessed to have had Tim as a son and brother. Our hearts ache for the...

EULOGY FOR TIM CONLON

It occurs to me as we're all sitting here thinking of Timmy, that he's probably sitting somewhere, smiling that mischievous smile, and entertaining his Dad with some very funny stories about us.

There’s no doubt about it. Tim Conlon loved to make people laugh.
When he was at Northwest Catholic High School, some people wanted to be valedictorian, some wanted to be captain of the football team, but Tim wanted to be voted “Class...

Timmy was to me a great guy to know,always a smile and a hug. Timmy made you feel at home no matter when or where you saw him. Timmy would always put you at ease in his company and it was always a big warm grin to welcome you. When visiting Tim at Manhattan College, for the first time, with his sister Cathlee, many years ago I couldn’t help but notice Timmy as a happy, vivacious and hard working young guy who always tried to make people happy. Timmy always kept things upbeat throughout all...

My deepest sympathy for your loss to you and all of Tim's family.

Mrs. Conlon, Kathy, Tommy, Irene, Terry,

I am sorry to here of Timmys' passing. I had the pleasure of talkng with him in the past few years. He had a problem with the beer wholeslers for the GHO. I was able to get the Director of Sports Promotion for Anheuser Busch in St.Louis to call him diretly. I don't know if Timmy got any result but my friend enjoyed talking with Timmy and on several occasions and called me after his conversations with Timmy to tell me what a great guy he...

My wife, Carolyn, and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to the Conlon Family for their loss. I have had the pleasure of meeting some of you, and can’t begin to articulate the impact that Timmy had on the two of us. He hired both of us out of college when he was the Sales Manager at MicroAge in West Hartford and brought me with him to Accradata in Farmington when he left. Without Timmy’s continued guidance and mentoring over the years, even as a reference for our most recent...