Eugene Michael "Geno" Conners

Gene was so dearly loved by his wife Marguerite and his daughter Emma. And any observer could see in Gene's eyes how much he loved them in return--his face lit up whenever he spoke of them. The happiest I ever saw him was on the day of his wedding to Marguerite. That memory remains vivid in my mind to this day. A truly radiant groom! I also can recall his joyful expression the first time I saw him listening to the jazz music he loved. My condolences to his family, his Bisbee community, and all other friends. He will be missed and never forgotten.

The memories recorded here are testament to the kind of person Gino was. Anyone who met him & spent much time with him would come away with at least one story. Gino loved life & people & usually lived it just a little above the speed limit. I am fortunate to have had him as a friend.

Sincere condolences to the Conners Clan on the passing of Geno, a beloved brother of my never forgotten brother-in-law Richie. May they both rest in peace and somehow know that they will be forever missed, always loved, in death as they were in life.

What a lovely tribute to the one of a kind, Gino. Wishing peace and loving memories to his family in the days ahead.

Condolences to all the Conner Family, Marguerite and Emma. I met and worked in Film Production with Geno in Chicago in the 80´s. We were PA´s together
And became quick friends. It was a wild ride! Geno was a great, caring and loveable guy. His voice was so cool and distinct, his boisterous laugh I will always hear. I could call him anytime over the years and catch up. I only wish it was more recent. Rest easy Geno! Knowing
you your holding court with the Queen!
God Bless, Kevin

Gene was an active member of St.John´s Episcopal Church in Bisbee for many years. He had faith and was part of our church family. He
Always had a kind word and his great smile accented those blue eyes. Great sense of humor and dedication.
He was a good friend

Geno was one of the most memorable and loved classmates from the Sabino Class of '77! What a beautiful tribute to him! Geno painted a house in Bisbee that belonged to the father of a fellow classmate.... such a small world. Heartfelt condolences to you all from Geno's Sabino family.

To the entire Conners Family, Geno was one of a kind and we are all blessed to have known him. Sending you all big hugs and lots of love! Bobbie Ingegneri Meola

Tom and Diane,
Only those who are lucky enough to have a brother can understand the bond between them and the pain of losing them. My heart aches for your loss, and I wish I could take the hurt away from you. My love and deepest condolences go out to you and your family.
Love Julie H

Tommy, you captured beautifully the essence of Geno in your loving tribute to him. My deepest condolences to you, Diane, your family and to Marguerite and Emma. He is now surrounded by those loved ones who proceeded him in death and in God's loving arms.
Love to you all...Helen Newman and family

Tom, Diane and family-our heart goes out to all of you as you share this time together and reflect on Eugene´s life and the wonderful memories you shared with each other. Please know our love and prayers are with you whatever you need please let us know. With love Annette and Tony