Connor Patrick Monahan

Rest in peace. It was an honor to serve in your crew.

My heart goes our to your Bride and your whole family. You were a phenomenal person the whole time I knew you from Kindergarten through graduating high school, and I am positive that didnt change afterwards. Rest easy now, old friend.

Sending your family prayers of peace and healing.

So sorry for your loss Brian, Dianna and the rest of the Monahan family. Connor was very fine man and officer. Prayers be with you all. Ralph & Margaret Siemer

Connor and I worked together for about a year, and although it was a short time, he quickly became a good friend. Witnessing his courage and strength to face this head on and during his battle was something I will carry with me for the rest of my life. He did not let this terrible sickness impact what kind of person he was. Even on his worst day, he always made time for anyone.
I will miss him very much. It is going to be hard to not have the ability to text him with random thoughts just for so I can get his response.
Rest well my friend, you have earned it.

To the entire family of Connor. Unfortunately I did not have the pleasure of meeting Connor in person, but certainly I knew him through the Shancey family. His mother in law Mary is a dear friend and was so excited when Ana met Connor and eventually became his wife. The wonderful personality and kindness Mary spoke of Connor made me smile and felt I knew him. Ana, is a beautiful, humble, caring and a strong woman. I pray that God watches over Ana and guides her through this difficult journey of life. Many prayers for all who knew and loved Connor.
RIP Connor
Kathy Zazycki