William O'Connor Obituary

to bridie,bill,kerry ,mike and all

a good one has gone from you but will always be in our thoughts and looking down on you all espeically when ye are cooking .something he was verry good at

My condolences to the O'Connor family. I just heard of Red's passing. He was truly a unique personality that I'll never forget. We always got along well, and he even put up with my goodnatured imitation of him. With a beer and an Irish folk song, farewell Red.

I will always remember you old stock,you were a nice guy and always helped me any way you could.
my deepest sympathy to Bridie Billy,kerry Mike inlaws and grandkids

My deepest sympathy to the O'connor family. May you find the strength within each other and God. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I shopped at the Colony Foods at 6150 West 63rd. Street and remember Red the Butcher bhind the meat counter. May he rest in peace witn Chester Kalis, who shopped at the same store>

I used to shop at the Colony Foods at 6150 W. 63rd. Street and remember him at the meat counter. May he rest in peace with Chester Kalis.

Bridie, Billy, Kerry, & Michael

We are saddened to hear about the passing of Bill. He will be remembered by us as a kind & lively individual and will be missed. You are all in our prayers.

dear bridie, i am so so sorry to have read that red had passed away.i worked with red for many years at colony foods. my late husband joe and red had some good times together. red was a funny and great friend to me.my deepest sympathy bridie to you and your family.

Sending my sincere sympathy to all of your family on the loss of Mr. Oconnor. What a wonderful person he was. I will remember him as warm, loving, and full of fun. May the many happy memories of your great family fill the emptiness in your hearts. God Bless!