It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Kevin Thomas Conlon on April 22, 2024. He was born on June 12, 1962, in Morristown, NJ to John Joseph and Helen Conlon, and was a resident of Petersburg, TN.
Throughout his 61 years, Kevin Conlon shared a remarkable 34-year-long marriage with his beloved spouse, Tina Conlon. Kevin’s dedication to his profession as a self-employed motorcycle mechanic was admirable, as he possessed a unique talent for fixing anything put before him. Prior to his specialization in motorcycles, he honed his skills working on cars and small engines, showcasing his versatile mechanical abilities.
Beyond his professional talents, Kevin was known for his love of the outdoors, always feeling most at ease under the open sky and reveling in nature’s beauty. Interestingly, he had a particular aversion to shoes, finding freedom in going barefoot wherever possible. An avid cook, Kevin delighted in preparing meals, in which his creativity and passion shone through. Music held a special place in Kevin’s heart, and he dedicated his time and energy to serving as the sound engineer for the Fabulous Fifties’s Show in Fayetteville and the band Doctor Mojo, leaving a lasting impact on the community through his contributions to the arts.
Kevin Thomas Conlon was preceded in death by his father, John Joseph Conlon. He is survived by his spouse, Tina Adams Conlon; his mother, Helen Conlon; his brother, John Conlon Jr; his sister, Carolyn Conlon; his brothers-in-law Jeff Adams (Frances) and Dustin Hammonds (Laura), sisters-in-law Michelle Payne (Kevin) and Bridget King (Brandon) (whom held a special place in his heart and he considered as a daughter), numerous nieces & nephews, his many friends, colleagues, and acquaintances whose lives he touched with his kindness, talent, and genuine spirit.
Bills-McGaugh & Hamilton Funeral Home & Crematory is honored to assist the family with the arrangements. Condolences may be extended online at www.billsmcgaugh.com.
