George William Conway of Pasadena passed away November 23 following an extended illness.
He was born in Chester County Pennsylvania on July 1, 1930. He graduated from Parkesburg High School and was an airplane mechanic in the Air Force during the Korean War. In 1952 he married Ruby Cantrell and they had three children. In 1960 he was hired by Philco and began a long employment in the space program. He arrived at the Johnson Space center in 1965, working there until he retired from Ford Aerospace and afterwards Rockwell. He traveled extensively with a onetime goal of visiting as many presidential museums as he could. He loved history and was an avid genealogist. He was also a patriot, supporting several museums honoring American military history.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruby, his parents Harry and Caroline Stoecker Conway of Pennsylvania, brothers Jim, Harry, John, and Charles, and sisters Ruth Tennant, Hazel Marsh, and Doris Mowry. He is survived by his children Carol Landolt (Mike), Randy Conway (Pam) of Indiana, and Tracy Thibodeaux (Jay). He is also survived by his grandchildren Sarah Engelman (Jeremy) of Tennessee, Jay Thibodeaux II (Fiorella) of Austin, Will Conway II (Angel,) Becky, and Tom Conway of Indiana, step grandchildren Amanda Williams (Ronnie) and Alison Landolt, great grandchildren Bethany and Isaac Engelman, Tiffany, Brookelynn, Dresden, and Delilah Conway, Ylla Thibodeaux, and Rown, Caiden, and Logan Williams. In Pennsylvania he is survived by brother Bob (Bobbie) Conway and sister Betty Ellis as well as numerous nieces and nephews. The family wishes to thank their uncle, aunts, and cousins for their card writing campaign which brought him weekly mail during his long hospital stay.
Visitation will be Friday November 30th at Pasadena Funeral Chapel from 5-8:00, and funeral will be Saturday, December 1st at 2:00 at the Grandview Memorial Cemetery on Spencer Highway in Pasadena.
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tracy thibodeaux
November 22, 2019
We miss you Grandpa. Every minute of every day.
November 28, 2012
We love and miss you Grandpa. Shane, Stella, Shawn, and Stanley
November 28, 2012
Sorry to hear of the lost of Mr. Conway. The Bible tells us “Draw close to God, and he will draw close to you.”. One of the principal ways to draw close to God is thorough prayer. Do not underestimate its value!
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