Edward F. Conlon Jr.
Edward F Conlon JR (a.k.a BullDog) of Somerville, MA. Passed away surrounded by his family on Sun Sept 4th 2016 @ 75 ys old. Beloved son of the late Edward F Conlon SR and Margaret (Burke) Conlon. Loving Father of Edward F Conlon III and his wife Janice (Dudley) Conlon , Eric S. Conlon and his wife Maureen (Spinney) Conlon, Grandfather of Benjamin Conlon, Olivia Conlon, Kellianne Conlon and Pvt. Zachary Conlon. A US Marine Veteran. He was a very charismatic man who made people smile, laugh and often times made you shake your head with his philosophies. He was an avid Motorcyclist, belonged to numerous clubs, a softball player, a bowler and a coach. He was many things to many people from all walks of life, but most of all a friend. Come join our father,grandfather and BEST FRIEND for a few laughs, a story or two just the way he wanted it.
Relatives and Friends are invited to attend the “Celebration of Life” @ the Crystal Community Club 77 Preston Street Wakefield, MA on Wed Sept 14th 6-9pm.
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Ed, I never met your Dad however if he was as nice as you I’m sure he was great. My thoughts are with you and your family. Fred and Dawn Brizee
Our beloved “Biker Baby”. My heart is heavy with sorrow but filled with joy of the memories that my daughters have of you. I can remember eveytime we would come visit we could hear you say “who’s coming in my house”. This would get their little legs running faster up the stairs to greet you. You’ll be greated at the Pearly Gates by a great guy named Jim. Cheers to two nutty Irishmen! Until we meet again….
Your friendship will be forever valued.
Lake George with you Pops. I’m gonna miss ya
Eddie: Just wanted to say sorry about your dad ,we know how close the two of you were. I’m sure he will be missed deeply by your family. Our condolences.
Al and Linda Poirier
I’m so sorry for your loss. Ed came into my life 5 years ago and I have wonderful memories of time spent with him. He was a true person and I trusted what he told me. He always wanted to make me smile and made me feel like he genuinely cares about me. He will be missed.
Ed, You will be missed, Your loving smile and hugs Everytime we saw you,you were always there, always worrying about Mary and me. You were like our Father, always saying,Is everything alright, you need anything, And as A BROTHER IN THE BROTHERHOOD OF PAESANOS, YOU WERE LOVED BY ALL,RESPECTED BY ALL, I LOVE YOU BULLDOG, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART AND IN MY PRAYERS
RIP MY BROTHER
Saddened to hear of your loss. You are in my thoughts.
I am so sad… I know how much he meant to all of you. It is wonderful how loved he was & how many great memories you will have forever .?
To number one and number two sons and families, I am so very sorry for the loss of your dad. I knew your dad from Massachusetts General Hospital. He was one of the kindest, nicest and most sincere people I have ever met. He was always asking how others were, right to the end. Never a complaint from him. He truly enjoyed life and made mine and many others days at the hospital pleasant ones. He will be sorely missed at the hospital. Though I’ll miss him, I’m thankful and blessed for having had the opportunity to know him.
With my deepest sympathies, Doris Regal
To Eddie’s family, I am so sorry to hear of his passing and your loss. You are probably wondering who I am. I’m sorry to say I don’t know you at all, but I knew Eddie. At least when we were little kids. We lived on a great street in St. Ann’s parish. We went to school together, and lived across the street from each other. We were in and out of each other’s houses all day long. Eddie, Tommy Ryan, Chris Chrisafi, and my brother Jerry and I, etc. discovered our neighborhood together. He was a great kid. A lot of fun to be with, and very easy to like and get along with. I am so happy to hear that never changed, that he had such a good life, and that his family and friends all loved him. Please accept the heartfelt condolences of my family. To Eddie, you were one of my very first friends. Thank you for that pal. God bless you and may you rest in Peace.
To the whole Conlon family,
I was shocked when I heard the news.
My condolences to you all.
I miss the days having coffee across the street from our office. Your father always had great stories to tell and he and I became very close.
He would talk about both of you, grandchildren and never forgot my son whether it was bike week, his birthday or Christmas. He always seemed to put everyone before himself.
Ed will be missed and the world has lost what a real man should be.
I will pray that your the family will heal in this time of sorrow.
Ed meant so much to Rex and me and we will treasure him and stories of him always.
To the Conlon family. My deepest,sincerest condolences go out to your family. Although I have never met any of you, I knew your father for many many years through MGH. I would always make it a point to make sure I got to see him outside for coffee. He always asked how my family and myself were doing and was always there for advice. A great listener, story teller, confidant and a true gentleman. Never forgetting my birthday and I never forgetting his, exchanging cards and phone calls when we didn’t see each other for awhile. He referred to me as “Calstat .” Loved hearing stories of #1 and #2 sons, until one day I asked what are their real names Ed? He laughed so hard and said Ed and Eric. He talked of the both of you often so I know he loved the both of you very much. I will deeply miss him but certainly not forget him, especially his words. I am blessed to have known him and to have had him at my home for family gathering. His words always to me when we parted to go back to work, ” love ya and be good and if you can’t be good be good at it”
i had the pleasure of knowing you’re Dad for some 30 years. He always had a smile on his face, a story to tell or a joke. He often spoke of Number One and Two. And of course the grandkids.?. He will be missed. RIP my friend.
To the Conlon Family
Thank you for sharing this magnificent man with the world. He always had a friendly smile, a positive attitutude, and a helping hand. No matter how ill I got, he could bring a smile, no matter how close I came to giving up, he gave me a reason to hold on. He was was a friendly face in the darkest of times and made a tremendoudius difference in my small life. Thank You Eddie Conlon for being a true earth Angel I will miss you always!
To the Conlon family, I am truly saddened by the news of your dad’s passing. We had some wonderful times together. He was a good man. Always caring and always there for anyone in need. He will be greatly missed.
The the family. Ed was always respectful and great with me. At one time I made a command desicion in which I could see he needed to go to emergency. Reluctantly as he was acting, all it took was for me to say, “Ed, if I ignore this and something happens to you I could never forgive myself.” And so he let me wheel him into emergency. I will miss my friend dearly and how he would call me son.
Rest in peace my friend “SEMPER FI”
I rode with Bulldog while he was with the enforcers and he was one of the nicest men around. Always smiling, always happy, and always willing to pitch in and help get things done.
RIP Brother Bulldog, I’m sure they have a few twisty roads in heaven and a fast bike with your name on it.
I am very sorry for your loss your dad was the greatest man I have a new or used to work with him at Mass General a lot of stories and laughs and he always used to talk about son one and son to
I am very sorry for your loss Your dad was a great man no matter what kind of day you were having he always make people smile I would love to here all his story about son number 1 and son number 2 he will be missed
Very sorry to hear of Ed’s passing. You don’t know me but I met your father in Laconia, me and a pal of mine were invited to stay at your dad’s house as we had no were else to go. I’m also a retired Somerville Police Officer.just wanted to let you know your dad was a great guy and a true gentlemen. I wish I got to see him again I had no idea he was sick, we kept in touch on FB. He’ll be missed by everybody who’s life he touched ,he was that type of guy. He was truly loved by all. I’m glad I got to call him my friend.