Kevin Connor, 17, of 201 Voganville Road, New Holland, died December 26,1981.
Conner was born in Lancaster, a son of Harold G. Sr., and Catherine Rudes Connor. He was a junior at Garden Spot High School, where he had played soccer in junior high school. He also played the saxophone in the junior high band and won the Gold Key Award from the Lancaster County Art Association in the Art Fair.
He participated in the New Holland Farm Show in arts and crafts and was a member of the Future Farmers of America. He was a member of Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, New Holland.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a maternal grandmother, Anna Mary Rudes, Lancaster; two brothers and three sisters: Ronald W. Connor, at home; Harold G. Connor Jr., New,Holland; Carol, wife of Kenneth Simmons, Linda Sue Connor and Lorrie G., wife of Randall Kern, all of New Holland; three neices and nephews and numerous aunts and uncles.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Provided By Ruth George
Conner was born in Lancaster, a son of Harold G. Sr., and Catherine Rudes Connor. He was a junior at Garden Spot High School, where he had played soccer in junior high school. He also played the saxophone in the junior high band and won the Gold Key Award from the Lancaster County Art Association in the Art Fair.
He participated in the New Holland Farm Show in arts and crafts and was a member of the Future Farmers of America. He was a member of Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, New Holland.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a maternal grandmother, Anna Mary Rudes, Lancaster; two brothers and three sisters: Ronald W. Connor, at home; Harold G. Connor Jr., New,Holland; Carol, wife of Kenneth Simmons, Linda Sue Connor and Lorrie G., wife of Randall Kern, all of New Holland; three neices and nephews and numerous aunts and uncles.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Provided By Ruth George
Kevin Connor, 17, of 201 Voganville Road, New Holland, died December 26,1981.
Conner was born in Lancaster, a son of Harold G. Sr., and Catherine Rudes Connor. He was a junior at Garden Spot High School, where he had played soccer in junior high school. He also played the saxophone in the junior high band and won the Gold Key Award from the Lancaster County Art Association in the Art Fair.
He participated in the New Holland Farm Show in arts and crafts and was a member of the Future Farmers of America. He was a member of Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, New Holland.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a maternal grandmother, Anna Mary Rudes, Lancaster; two brothers and three sisters: Ronald W. Connor, at home; Harold G. Connor Jr., New,Holland; Carol, wife of Kenneth Simmons, Linda Sue Connor and Lorrie G., wife of Randall Kern, all of New Holland; three neices and nephews and numerous aunts and uncles.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Provided By Ruth George
Conner was born in Lancaster, a son of Harold G. Sr., and Catherine Rudes Connor. He was a junior at Garden Spot High School, where he had played soccer in junior high school. He also played the saxophone in the junior high band and won the Gold Key Award from the Lancaster County Art Association in the Art Fair.
He participated in the New Holland Farm Show in arts and crafts and was a member of the Future Farmers of America. He was a member of Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, New Holland.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by a maternal grandmother, Anna Mary Rudes, Lancaster; two brothers and three sisters: Ronald W. Connor, at home; Harold G. Connor Jr., New,Holland; Carol, wife of Kenneth Simmons, Linda Sue Connor and Lorrie G., wife of Randall Kern, all of New Holland; three neices and nephews and numerous aunts and uncles.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Provided By Ruth George
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