Colorado Springs, Colorado
(Age 92) On February 7, 2013 in Colorado Springs, CO He was born on June 11, 1920 in Washington D.C. to Ewell Conway and Jessie Taylor Conway. Mr. Conway was preceded in death by both of his parents; one sister, Shirley McManus; his wife, Jesse E. Dedeaux Conway and son, Wallace Conway Jr....
Read MoreWally, Your upbeat, creative and generous artistic life continues to inspire me. Now in my 23rd year in your old office as the Exhibits Bureau lead, I look out the same windows in the same space with a different internal environment and will always remember your kindness, enthusiasm and service. Thanks for continuing to inspire my life.
Beth Beitel
February 05, 2023
Wallace, you made such an impact on our lives. We learned a great deal from you. Rest in peace....
Juanita Martin and Gregory Johnson
February 04, 2023
We treasure your memory and our friendship. You remain in our hearts.
Juanita Martin and Greg Johnson
February 04, 2022 | Friend
We will never forget you, my friend, and still treasure the carved giraffes that you and Jessie presented us upon return from your African trip.
Juanita Martin
February 04, 2021 | Colorado Springs, CO | Friend
We never will forget Wallace, who brought such light to our lives through his artistry and through the interviews he did for our television program. He and Jessie were magnificent people.
Juanita Martin
February 04, 2020 | Colorado Springs, CO | Friend
Wallace was a fine artist who I looked up to all my life. He is my first cousin and I shall never forget him. My condolences to his family. He was my role model and a great influence on my career as an artist. May God bless his family ,my relatives I have not met
Ruth Greene Richardson
March 31, 2013 | Carnegie,, PA
You were an amazing man and will always be dear to our hearts. We love you Grandpa!
Sarah Victorian
March 09, 2013 | Arvada, CO
Condolences.Respect. To Wallace's, entire family.Wallace permanent impact on major museums,art exhibitions and the industries that comprise cultural institutions is historically significant.The precursor,original program that totally changed museum programming and the complete cultural institutional industry.
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Jazz At The Corcoran Gallery Of Art
Writer Gaston Neal,Promoter Tony Taylor,the first African American to graduate from the Corcoran School of Art,...
BOB STOKES 33*
February 25, 2013 | THE MOTHER LODGE LONDON U K
We've always missed him as a neighbor after the years he spent in Hamilton and for the gift of his knowledge of jazz. He was a great neighbor and friend and I enjoyed the time we spent together exchanging jazz records.
Henry and Eileen Peters
February 13, 2013 | Hamilton, NJ