Contributions to the tribute of Michael Francis Conlon

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Sandy Talbot posted a symbolic gesture

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

So sorry and shocked by your loss. I remember how happy he was at OLL's when then young Michael played basketball. Haven't seen you guys so long. Please accept our deepest condolences Susan,Kelsey and Michael. From Talbot family (Bill,Sandy,Will,Timothy,Matt and Nick.

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Sid Wallace planted a tree in memory of Michael Conlon

Thursday, February 13, 2020

If you lived in Montclair you knew the Conlons. A highly respected and well loved family. Michael, Heaven holds the perfect place for you now. SFW

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Julie, James Ben Hansen planted a tree in memory of Michael Conlon

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

We are so sorry to hear of Micheals passing. We hope your hearts find peace. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.

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Paul & Ellise Prober planted a tree in memory of Michael Conlon

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Our sincere sympathies- may your memories bring you comfort

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Marilyn London uploaded photo(s)

Monday, February 10, 2020

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Marilyn London lit a candle

Monday, February 10, 2020

My head is spinning and my heart hurts. It is so hard to accept that you are no longer with us. I will miss you terribly. I will miss your smile and infectious laughter. I will miss your undying love and devotion for your family. You are so much like Dad and have left a legacy for your children to follow. You will always be just a conversation away and in my heart forever. I love you brother. Thanks for all of the memories. I will treasure them forever. Until we meet again... ❤️❤️

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Dan Priber uploaded photo(s)

Monday, February 10, 2020

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Dan Priber posted a condolence

Monday, February 10, 2020

I met Mikes niece Erin in 2003 and married into the family in 2010. It’s a small world and I came to find out that I actually knew Mike all the way back to 1999. I worked at Pelican Ski Shop and Mike was the steady UPS driver for that location. I used to help him unload packages all the time. He would always greet us with a giant smile on his face and take some time to stop and talk to me and all the other employees. It was a few years later that I found out that he was the uncle of the love of my life. The smiles and good times didn’t stop as I got to know Mike through the years at family gatherings. “Heyyyy Danno, Heyyyy Eribear, Heyyyy Ry, Heyyy T” was always followed by a big bear hug. Mike was always so happy to see our entire family and we always felt the same. Mike was a genuine person all the way through and you can’t find a person out there that could say a bad word about him. We’ll miss the good times and we’ll never forget you Mike!!!

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The family of Michael Francis Conlon uploaded a photo

Monday, February 10, 2020

Michael Francis Conlon

1959 - 2020

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