Geraldine Marguerite (Killmeyer) Connors
October 18, 1928 - September 24, 2023
Visitation: Monday October 2nd from 2-5 PM at DEVLIN Funeral Home, 806 Perry Hwy
Service: Blessing Service Tuesday at 11 AM at the funeral home
Geraldine Marguerite (Killmeyer) Connors
Born:Oct 18, 1928
Died: 24 Sep, 2023
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, graduated Mount Alvernia High School. Married
Joseph Francis Connors, Jan 1950. Moved to California in 1951, where she resided
until 1997. During her residence in California worked in bookkeeping and as a bus driver/dispatcher for the Newport Mesa Unified School District. Returned to Pittsburgh 1997 and was preceded in death by her husband Joseph and subsequently, long time loving companion, Clifford Gross. Gerry’s favorite pastimes were caring for her dogs and playing bingo. She was an avid Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers fan. She is survived by two sons, Bruce Alan Connors and Joseph Jeffrey Connors, two grandchildren, seven great children.
Friends will be received on Monday October 2nd from 2-5 PM at DEVLIN Funeral Home, 806 Perry Hwy. Blessing Service on Tuesday at 11 AM at the funeral home.
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Gerry Connors and my mother, Mildred Altmyer, were best friends in high school. They were in the same class at Mount Alvernia High School and they remained close friends over a lifetime until Mildred received her invitation to go to heaven in 2019. Gerry was a special friend to our family and we stayed in touch when she moved from Pittsburgh. She always shared a smile that would make any day better and she was always ready to tell a funny story. Gerry Connors loved life and she loved to have fun. I can only imagine the antics that Gerry and Mildred enjoyed together in school. Gerry will be missed. But she will always be remembered as a special friend! Ruth Hartman and the William Helbling Family
She was like a sister to me. She passed on her love of bingo to me.
Miss Gerry resided at The Coventry at St. Joseph of the Pines in Southern Pines, NC for a little over a year before her death. She was a gentle, friendly presence in our community. It was an honor to care for and about her! -Chaplain Lynnette