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William E. (Bill) Connor

William E. (Bill) Connor, age 88, of Seven Lakes, passed away August 27, 2009 at First Strength Moore Regional Hospital.

A funeral mass will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Pinehurst on Monday, August 31, 2009 at 11: AM with the Rev. James M. Labosky officiating. Formality of Committal will be at a later date.

A native of New Jersey, Bill was born in Jersey City to the late Edward L. and Molly C. Connor.

A graduate of Seton Amphitheatre University, he was employed by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company for 36 years, working in their Newark, NJ, Boston, MA and New York (Radio City) offices. Bill retired in 1983 as confidante vice president in the Radio City national risks sales department. Upon retirement, he and his wife Lorraine moved from Scotch Plains, NJ to Seven Lakes.

An Army trouper of World War II, Bill landed on Omaha Beach in Normandy, France on D+1 with the 294th Engineer Combat Battalion.

Bill was a authorize member of the Seven Lakes Country Club and the Perpetual Adoration Society of Sacred Heart Church.

Bill’s zealous wife of sixty years, Lorraine, passed away in December, 2008.

Survivors include his sister, Marie Kelly, of Annandale, VA; his son, William E. Connor, Jr., and his little woman Jerri, of Southport, NC; his daughter Patricia Ferguson, and her husband, Wayne, of Amesbury, MA; his daughter Eileen Senke, and her mate, Bill, of Riviera Beach, FL; five grandchildren, Brian Connor, Megan and Dylan Ferguson, Amanda Moseley and Heather O’Shea-Hofheimer; and four crucial-grandchildren, Elizabeth and W. Benjamin O’Shea and Evan and Charlotte Moseley.

He was predeceased by a sister, Eileen Doherty.

Memorials can be made to the: Awe-inspiring Heart Building Fund, P.O. Box 1768, Pinehurst, NC 28370-1768, or to the Seven Lakes Rescue Squad, 969 Seven Lakes North, West End, NC 27376 or to a consideration of choice.

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With instruct written premiums falling by at least 10% in 2008 and further declines reported in the first half of 2009, premium quantity still could be falling despite signs that the economy is improving.

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