John Stephen Coneys died peacefully surrounded by family, music and love on Monday July 31, 2023 at the age of 74. John was born in Weymouth, Massachusetts on November 11, 1948, the eldest son of John P. Jr and Cecelia (Zebrowski) Coneys and sibling to Robert, Paul and James Coneys, CarolAnn (Coneys) Baker and Christine (Coneys) Atwater. He is survived by Joan, his wife of 52 years and their two children; Jennifer Coneys, Janel and her husband Mark Morrow. He is also survived by his grandchildren who meant the world to him, Tanya Buono and her husband Nicholas, Jessica Coneys, Stephanie Coneys, Curtis Morrow, Leila Morrow and Myles Morrow. His two great grandchildren; Zoe and Lucas Buono brought him so much joy. He raised his family in both Weymouth Massachusetts and Brick, New Jersey while excelling as a Project Manager professionally and in life; researching a plan, a contingency plan and always helping others around them to formulate theirs. Hyping them up about it along the way too.  Later in life, he retired in Fort Pierce, Florida with his wife he adored Joan (Robbins) Coneys and built the home they had always dreamed of.

John was a leader, adventurer, friend, and genuinely happy soul. Most of all he was a loving family man dedicated to reminding us all of how uniquely amazing each of us truly are – a trait we should all aspire to carry on in his honor. In his younger years he loved to surf, waterski, take his #1 girl “Joanie” to concerts and traveling with her to anywhere she desired. He loved camping, golfing and planning travel adventures with people he loved, sunsets, slurpee runs with his girls, dancing at weddings, peeling out in fast cars and reminding us all that things would surely go our way in life when we remembered to live by three key rules; Tell the truth, Do the right thing and always try your hardest. In honor of John we ask that you carry those principles forward into your life and share them with others to help contribute towards creating a positive supportive environment for all.

In his later years he thrived as a Papa, bouncing babies on his knees to the tune we all know we learned from his Dad and teaching all the grandchildren and great grandchildren to raise their hands high in the air happily squealing “It’s PAPAAAAAAA!”  We will never forget, the man, the myth, the legend, JSC  <3

A celebration of a life well lived will take place at a later date. Friends may share condolences for John’s family online at www.milleniumcremationservice.com.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in memory of John to the Peter Frampton Myositis Foundation; Support the Peter Frampton Myositis Research Fund | Johns Hopkins Secure eCommerce (jhu.edu).