Gary Conley, age 60, of Marion, passed away from a stroke on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus.
He was born on June 19, 1949 to Charles B. and Mable Conley. He was a 1969 graduate of Marion Harding High School. He was a member of the Marion Drum and Bugle Corps from 1965 to 1969. He was a long time employee of the Marion Dresser Co. when the plant shut down he returned to school at Marion Techinal College, became a registered nurse, and then retired from Marion General Home Health and Hospice as a home health nurse.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra (Witten) Conley; his mother, Mable Conley; two children, Aaron (Sherry) Conley and Amy Conley; sister, Elaine (Bret) Bowers; and grandchildren, Tanna Marie, Erin Lynn, Mitchell Eugene Conley and Alec Michael Lowry; three step-children, Amy Tim, and Kirt.
Gary enjoyed building and playing the drums, handcrafted leather and knife making. When he was younger he was a Harley Davidson enthusiast.
Note from Harley- I knew Gary while he worked at MedCenter Hospital in Marion, Ohio. He was an ICU nurse. Gary was very nice and comforting to all he met.
He was born on June 19, 1949 to Charles B. and Mable Conley. He was a 1969 graduate of Marion Harding High School. He was a member of the Marion Drum and Bugle Corps from 1965 to 1969. He was a long time employee of the Marion Dresser Co. when the plant shut down he returned to school at Marion Techinal College, became a registered nurse, and then retired from Marion General Home Health and Hospice as a home health nurse.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra (Witten) Conley; his mother, Mable Conley; two children, Aaron (Sherry) Conley and Amy Conley; sister, Elaine (Bret) Bowers; and grandchildren, Tanna Marie, Erin Lynn, Mitchell Eugene Conley and Alec Michael Lowry; three step-children, Amy Tim, and Kirt.
Gary enjoyed building and playing the drums, handcrafted leather and knife making. When he was younger he was a Harley Davidson enthusiast.
Note from Harley- I knew Gary while he worked at MedCenter Hospital in Marion, Ohio. He was an ICU nurse. Gary was very nice and comforting to all he met.
Gary Conley, age 60, of Marion, passed away from a stroke on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus.
He was born on June 19, 1949 to Charles B. and Mable Conley. He was a 1969 graduate of Marion Harding High School. He was a member of the Marion Drum and Bugle Corps from 1965 to 1969. He was a long time employee of the Marion Dresser Co. when the plant shut down he returned to school at Marion Techinal College, became a registered nurse, and then retired from Marion General Home Health and Hospice as a home health nurse.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra (Witten) Conley; his mother, Mable Conley; two children, Aaron (Sherry) Conley and Amy Conley; sister, Elaine (Bret) Bowers; and grandchildren, Tanna Marie, Erin Lynn, Mitchell Eugene Conley and Alec Michael Lowry; three step-children, Amy Tim, and Kirt.
Gary enjoyed building and playing the drums, handcrafted leather and knife making. When he was younger he was a Harley Davidson enthusiast.
Note from Harley- I knew Gary while he worked at MedCenter Hospital in Marion, Ohio. He was an ICU nurse. Gary was very nice and comforting to all he met.
He was born on June 19, 1949 to Charles B. and Mable Conley. He was a 1969 graduate of Marion Harding High School. He was a member of the Marion Drum and Bugle Corps from 1965 to 1969. He was a long time employee of the Marion Dresser Co. when the plant shut down he returned to school at Marion Techinal College, became a registered nurse, and then retired from Marion General Home Health and Hospice as a home health nurse.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra (Witten) Conley; his mother, Mable Conley; two children, Aaron (Sherry) Conley and Amy Conley; sister, Elaine (Bret) Bowers; and grandchildren, Tanna Marie, Erin Lynn, Mitchell Eugene Conley and Alec Michael Lowry; three step-children, Amy Tim, and Kirt.
Gary enjoyed building and playing the drums, handcrafted leather and knife making. When he was younger he was a Harley Davidson enthusiast.
Note from Harley- I knew Gary while he worked at MedCenter Hospital in Marion, Ohio. He was an ICU nurse. Gary was very nice and comforting to all he met.
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