Everett "Pat" Conner, a long-time resident of Paynes Creek, died on November 27, 2017, surrounded by his family.
Pat is survived by his loving wife, Terrie Neilsen, two daughters and three sons, three stepchildren, and numerous grand and great-grandchildren.
He was a "timber faller" for a number of years for Wheeler Logging Co. He also helped form the 1st volunteer fire department in the Paynes Creek area, served as "Captain" for awhile, and received the "Outstanding Volunteer Company" in 1979. Pat also served as a member of the Plum Valley school board for a time.
Pat was a loving father, husband, grand and great-grandfather and will be missed.
Published in Daily News on Jan. 31, 2018
Pat is survived by his loving wife, Terrie Neilsen, two daughters and three sons, three stepchildren, and numerous grand and great-grandchildren.
He was a "timber faller" for a number of years for Wheeler Logging Co. He also helped form the 1st volunteer fire department in the Paynes Creek area, served as "Captain" for awhile, and received the "Outstanding Volunteer Company" in 1979. Pat also served as a member of the Plum Valley school board for a time.
Pat was a loving father, husband, grand and great-grandfather and will be missed.
Published in Daily News on Jan. 31, 2018
Everett "Pat" Conner, a long-time resident of Paynes Creek, died on November 27, 2017, surrounded by his family.
Pat is survived by his loving wife, Terrie Neilsen, two daughters and three sons, three stepchildren, and numerous grand and great-grandchildren.
He was a "timber faller" for a number of years for Wheeler Logging Co. He also helped form the 1st volunteer fire department in the Paynes Creek area, served as "Captain" for awhile, and received the "Outstanding Volunteer Company" in 1979. Pat also served as a member of the Plum Valley school board for a time.
Pat was a loving father, husband, grand and great-grandfather and will be missed.
Published in Daily News on Jan. 31, 2018
Pat is survived by his loving wife, Terrie Neilsen, two daughters and three sons, three stepchildren, and numerous grand and great-grandchildren.
He was a "timber faller" for a number of years for Wheeler Logging Co. He also helped form the 1st volunteer fire department in the Paynes Creek area, served as "Captain" for awhile, and received the "Outstanding Volunteer Company" in 1979. Pat also served as a member of the Plum Valley school board for a time.
Pat was a loving father, husband, grand and great-grandfather and will be missed.
Published in Daily News on Jan. 31, 2018
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