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Charles Connon Obituary
Charles was a native of Brookfield, Illinois. He worked in Law Enforcement for many years, transporting prisoners, Florida Highway Patrol, delivered for Brinks, a Correctional Officer in the State Prison System and recently employed as an Auxiliary Deputy for the Franklin County Sheriff's Office.
Survivors include four sons, Lee Douglas Connon of Canton, OH, Jonathan Robert Connon of North Canton, OH, Nathan James Connon of Palatine, IL and Paul Patton Connon of Canton, OH. Parents, Charles K. and Patricia P. Connon of Naperville, IL, two brothers, David Phillips Connon of Earlham, Iowa and James Christian Connon of Oswego, IL, two sisters, Kathleen Anne Parsons of London, England and Kristin Jean Odum of Oswego, IL; five grandchildren Andrea Blair Connon, Theodore Connon, Johnathan Connon, Isabella Connon and Valentina Connon; one nephew Ryan Odum, and four nieces, Sarah Parsons, Bethany Connon, Amanda Connon and Rachel Fitterer.
No Memorial Service has been planned at this time.
Skip Young with Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services is assisting the family during this time. 850-926-5919 Familyfhc.com
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May 12, 2017
So sorry for your loss. Act 24:15 we look forward to the resurection in seeing your love one soon. M jones.... w p b sincear condolences.
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