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Our hearts already miss Connor, who died March 14th at the young age of 31. Connor was a friendly, smiling young man who brought his unique understanding and love of people to any conversation. He is survived by his mom, Albertina Porcari, his dad, James Hickey, and his sister, Melina Hickey, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.
Connor lived most of his life in Albuquerque, NM, where he had many friends and played football at La Cueva High School. He earned his Bachelors of Science degree in Exercise Science at the University of New Mexico, worked in physical therapy for years, then moved to Binghamton.
He was an avid New York Giants football fan, Los Angeles Lakers NBA fan, and he enjoyed many activities including golf, cornhole, and hiking. He would go on hikes with his family and particularly enjoyed Otsiningo and Recreation parks in Binghamton, exploring the Sandia and other mountains in New Mexico, and hiking in Arizona, Utah, Wyoming and Colorado.
Connor had fond memories of camping, swimming, and exploring Abiquiu Lake in northern New Mexico with his sister and all of their friends. He also enjoyed sharing many meals and conversations with his family and he appreciated the love and support they all gave him throughout his life. He will be missed but we know he is on a wonderful new trail with his friends and family who have passed on before him.
The family appreciates the outpouring of help, love, and prayers offered by so many in our community. Connor enjoyed a simple life. The family asks that you simply remember him and the times you shared with him. A celebration of life is planned soon. God bless our beautiful son, brother, and friend, whose spirit will live with us forever.
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Isaha Gonzales
May 26, 2025
Conner you will never be forgotten, I will never forget our memories playing basketball, football, or even hikes. You were a brother to me and can´t wait to see you again in heaven your smile would light up the room and make everyone happy. The way we would watch the giants play and talk football it will never be the same without you. You were such a special person, miss you brother see you soon.
Tina McGowan
May 4, 2025
You're at home in my , always. I love you Boodle Butt!!!
Love Auntie
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Marcus Sayed
May 2, 2025
I´m grateful to be apart of your life my brother, you always were one of a kind. I will live through you and for you my brother and I will remember all the advise and good positive vibes you´ve always sent my way and live in your honor
It really hurts that your not physically here anymore my brother but I know the talks we had and the deep connection we´ve always had you´re still with me everyday, like you said our souls crossed paths for a reason. I´m truly grateful to have met you, you truly were an angel on earth. Till we meet again I love you my brother Connor Hickey Aka (Con-deasy),(Con-Air), (Hickmeister)
Tracy Boergadine
May 2, 2025
I had the pleasure of going to a Giants/Cowboys football game with Condog. (My nickname for him). We took a long walk by the nature center here in Albuquerque and just talked for hours, and then had a Keva juice. He went to high school with my nephews and hung out at my sister's house all the time. He was part of the family then and always will be. He was a precious young man that will be forever missed. So very sorry for your loss. You're in our prayers.
William Irwin
May 2, 2025
Dear Jim
I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your son. My heart goes out to you and your family during this incredibly difficult time. Please know you are in my thoughts.
With deepest sympathy,
William Irwin
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