Birth date: May 31, 1962 Death date: Feb 3, 2019
Martin “Marty” Joseph Conry, 56 of Sterling, Virginia passed away suddenly on Sunday, February 3, 2019, in Leesburg, Virginia surrounded by his family and friends. Born Thursday, May 31, 1962 in Trenton, New Jersey, he was the so Read Obituary
Dear Conry family. Words can not capture how sorry we are for the loss of Uncle Marty. He touched so many lives and was loved by all. We will miss his laughter and love for life. Wishing your family strength during this sad time.
Marty, “May god hold you gently in the palm of his hand”
Love
Steven, Abby, and the Kids
Oh Marty, my brother, how I will miss your exuberant personality, beautiful smile, and your infectious laughter! Our hearts are broken. I pray that the wonderful memories we have made as a family will console us. Linda, Abby, Quinn, Carter, and Michael know that the love of our family surrounds you. May it give you strength in the days ahead.
Everyone at Builders Fence Company is saddened by the loss of Marty. He will be missed by all of us. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.
Our deepest condolences to the Conry family.
Robert and I love sharing the basketball court with Quinn and the sidelines with Marty. You will deeply missed by us and our entire community .
Dear Conry Family, We were so sad to learn of Marty’s passing. At Michael’s basketball games, I tried to sit next to Marty because not only was his enthusiasm for the sport contagious but I could ask him questions about the game and he never made me feel silly for asking. Our prayers are with your family during this very difficult time.
To my dear daughter in law Linda and my precious grandchildren Abby, Quinn, Carter, and Michael- be strong-keep the faith- may your dad rest in peace in the arms of God. Love you all forever,
Grandma Conry
Marty, my baby brother, oh how you will be missed.
Marty and I did a lot of hunting and fishing together years ago. I know there will be times when I'll be fishing and I'll look over expecting to see him, or maybe hear him. Of course then I would start laughing cuz he was always saying something funny. Marty had a large personality, and he was always willing to help someone in need. To Abby, Quinn, Carter, and Mike, I love you all very much, please remember that I'm here for you. And finally Linda, thank you for taking such good care of my brother.
I am so sad about the loss of dear Marty. He was an exuberant character, and I will miss him so much. I first met Marty when he and Linda stayed at my B&B when they first got together. And, later, they came back and got married in town and stayed at the B&B for their honeymoon. Through Marty, I met his wonderful sister Kathy and her sweet husband Dan, who came to the B&B for a short stay when Marty and Linda were here. We all had a great time together--good food, good wine, and good fun. Marty was a great cook!
Words can't express the sadness I feel at this time. My condolences to Marty's family, and my love.
Ellen O'Neill
