Thinking and praying for you Dad especially today. Miss you. Love, Erin

To my cousin Terry and your family.  I'm glad we had those early years together out at Lake Oneida, then to reconnect for a short time at Ft. Benning, Ga.  Unfortunately, we then let a lot of years slip away from us, but then to find one another in the recent couple of years thanks to Kathie.  During that time, we were able to recall some of those memorable days and it was a treat to bring them back to life.  I wish we could have had more time together to enjoy our past, but to also find out more about our families. I know you were a great warrior to have faced those difficult times since we both have been enduring the somewhat similar health conditions.  I miss you and now, may you rest in peace.  Doug Mack Snellville, Ga.

I almost didn't see the photo gallery posted here but I'm glad I saw it. Great Photos. Thanks for sharing! Our condolences to the Conways and Murhpys. The Gray Family

To the Conway family and friends,

I had the pleasure of working with Terry on an international project with Honduras for about an 18 month period in the mid 90s.  Terry was a fun person to work with and managed to stay out of the weeds enough, yet provide the support that the team needed to get the project done.

My condolences to all of you.  He was a good man.

Ana Hinojosa (Customs and Border Protection)

Dear Pat,

We love you, and we are thinking of you and your family during this difficult time.  We miss you.  Much love,  Pete & Lynette

Dear Sherry and family, 
Sorry to hear of Terry's passing but he, and you, fought and loved bravely to the end. He lived life energetically, faithfully and joyfully. He is deserving of his reward in the loving care of the Lord Who watched over him always. May the peace and presence of God be yours in abundance as you have begun a new chapter in this life's story.

Dear Sherry,

You are in my heart and prayers. Although I didn't know Terry well, I know he was loved by you. May the peace of our Lord, Jesus Christ reign in your heart as He walks with you.
In Christ,
Melissa Ciavarella

Terry and I worked together at the NNSA for a number of years and he was a wonderful colleague and friend. We all feel his loss very deeply

God bless you Dad.  We love and miss you.

As I was growing up,I remember Terry coming over when ever he came to town.
He was part of our family. Terry lived at our house more than his own.
I will remember Terry for ever. May he rest in peace . God bless you and your family

 I am glad that Terry & I corresponded the last few month and shared our secret candy recipes with each other. It is good that he was not bedridden and was able to live quite naturally.  I had the opportunity to discover and hear about your wonderful family through his words â€“  really nice correspondences.

I first met Terry when I was about 4 years old, when we moved to Bailey Rd.  He , Jay and I were like brothers. What we didn't do wasn't invented yet.  Life was good when we were growing up, it seems. The very early years of our school, we (Terry, Jay, Susan & I)walked to Lawrence Road school.  You know back then the medical doctors would come to our home.  So times have really changed, but our memories will live forever.

May you find strength through your family and church to remember all the memories of your husband, companion & friend.

This is one time in my life I am  lost for words. We shared a lot of common things for a third of your life.  May GOD BLESS you and your family. Picture Hill  friend JAY

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John Terrence Conway

August 6, 1942 – January 12, 2015

Demaine Funeral Home – Fairfax

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