Timothy Connelly Obituary

Three years later and I still do not know what too say. I like many of us miss him everyday still. He's up in Heaven visiting long gone relatives and friends between galaxies and planets in God's universe. Then asking Saint Michel the arch Angel to kick us around down here to keep us straight, so we can make it to Heaven. All N all, I do not have any stories I can tell except without my PILOT I have not been back to Chi Town.

The thoughts and prayers of the Mount Carmel High School community are with your family during these days. May the saints of Carmel welcome Tim into God's eternal embrace and may Our Lady of Mount Carmel wrap you in the mantle of her love and care.
- Mount Carmel High School

As we go through life, we encounter individuals that we admire, that we respect, and that we see as truly special for the gifts that they give back to us. Tim Connelly was such a man. For the past 25 years, it has been my honor and privilege to know and love the Connelly family. Tim Connelly was not only hard working,diligent and conscientious, he was a wonderful husband, a devoted father and someone you could ALWAYS count on if you needed help in any endeavor. I watched his boys grow up to be the inspiring young men that they are today. His influence, his guidance and his love are now and will continue to be reflected by his sons in their demeanor, their perspective and their love of life and family. Mr. and Mrs. Connelly are true life partners-sharing the myriad of good times and standing together through the bad, but always maintaining a positive and confident spirit that embodies them both. Mr. Connelly's time was far too brief, but in his 55 years he gave so much of himself in all that he did that WE are the benefactors of his love and are all better off for having known him and to have the privilege of calling him friend. To Mrs. Connelly, I love you, God Bless you, and you are and always have been in my thoughts and prayers. To Jason, Michael, and David, God Bless you as well and if there is anything you need or that I can do, PLEASE do not hesitate to ask.
Ken Trempe - July 30 at 09:43 AM

Dear Darcy: I still do not know what to say. Knowing Tim for the last 50 years and you for 30+ of them it's still going to be an on going challenge without my Piolet. He was always part of our family and he will be missed but, he is in God's hand's know. Take good care of yourself and your sons.
-Terrence Gilmartin

With deepest sympathy to the Connelly family during your time of grief. As days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comfort by the love and support of family and friends and knowing that God is near the broken heart.

Dear Darlene: So sorry for your sudden loss of Tim. God sees your tears and feels your pain. Throw your burden on the Lord. Deepest sympathy.

Darcy, we are all so sorry for your loss. Our hearts and prayers go out to you and the boys. He was truly a wonderful man.

Darcy, heard from Mary Kosinski of the passing of your husband Tim. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your sons.

I am so sorry for your loss. Our dear loved ones are never forgotten. May the family find comfort in sweet memories of Timothy and this beautiful promise - Jer 29:11,12 Tria

I am sorry about your lots, my pray is with u and your family.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.