Wade CONLIN

Cheryl,

On behalf of the Sphinx Shriners Motor Patrol, we wish you and your family our condolences in your time of grief.

Weston Bedore
Captain STMP

Clayton,
Condolences to you and your family. Remember Wade (King) Conlin well and his skill on the bball court. His obit did him justice. Keep the faith and hang to the rigging.
Mike and Trudy Petrow

Wade was a friend, a playmate, and an all-around wonderful person. It seems as though I always knew him, as we literally grew up together, went to school together, and graduated together. He was funny, caring, and someone who gave his best, not only to his friends, but to his parents and siblings, as well.

He was a fine man, a good friend, and someone who will be remembered fondly by all who knew him.

Sherry Gardner Meyer

Dear Cousin Cheryl&family, Wade was a sweet soft spoken gentleman...we loved having him in our family...he will be missed...our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, The Romeo/Bradley families

WADE AND I WERE CLASSMATES IN EAST HAMPTON AND IN THE SEA SCOUTS TOGETHER. EVEN ALL THOSE YEARS AGO HE WAS A TRUE
SOUTHERN GENLEMAN. WONDER HOW MANY SHRINE PARADES WE WERE IN ANT MYRTLE BEACH AND NEVER KNEW IT.
MAY GOD BLESS AND COMFORT THE FAMILY.

Knew Wade from East Hampton High School. He was a people person. Played on the High School basketball team. Had a great corner jump shot which he sank almost every time. He was into almost everything as his obit clearly shows. Enjoyed life to the max. I'm sure he will be greatly missed by those who knew him well. Bill McKeen