William Condy Obituary
Mr. Condy was a Navy Seabee veteran. He was employed at Firestone tire plant in Memphis until its closing and went on to retire from the Army Depot. He was a Shriver and passed commander of legion of honor.
Mr. Condy is survived by his son, Joey Condy of Memphis, Tennessee; brother Anthony Condy of Rosemark, Tennessee; sister, Rose Macsaveny of Pharr, Texas; foster brother, Ron Caso of New York; son in-law, Wayne Sage of Lakeland, Tennessee; and survived by many grandchildren.
Funeral services for William Condy will be held on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. Visitation will begin at 1:00PM and the service to begin at 2:00pm at Forest Hill Funeral Home and Memorial Park- East.
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Thurrman Key Tanner
September 18, 2025
It is with sorrow to learn of passing Brother Bill. he was Past Comande of the
It is with sorrrow to learn of the passing of Brother Condy. As tCommander the Legion of Honor we enjoyed many good times together. He wii be dearly missed.and later
TK
TKTanner - Memphis TN
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Chris Gough
September 15, 2025
Rest in peace, Papa
Terry Williams
September 13, 2025
Though I do not have many memories of my cousin Billy as
a child (because he was away serving in the military and then moved to Tennessee), I have many as an adult, because I visited him in Tennessee, with my family. We kept in touch via phone, cards and letters. Billy liked to talk on the phone. (I remember him calling my Mom on a regular basis.)
Needless to say, he will be very much missed. Our condolences go out to Donna, Joey, and my cousins Rose Mary, Anthony and their families. Rest in Peace my cousin! Terry & Todd
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