Lisa R. Coneeny
...of Tewksbury, Draper Labs; 36
TEWKSBURY - Lisa R. (Dunn) Coneeny, age 36, a former resident of Somerville, died Tuesdaymorning, Mar. 2, at her home after a courageous five year battle with breast cancer. She was thebeloved wife of Kevin T. Coneeny, with whom she would have celebrated a 12th year weddinganniversary this May 9th.
She was born in Cambridge, Dec. 26, 1967, a daughter of Robert Dunn of Salem, MA, andDenise (Allard-Dunn) Bilodeau of Medford. She was raised in Somerville, and graduated fromSt. Clement’s High School with the Class of 1986 as Class Salutatorian. She matriculated toBunker Hill Community College in Charlestown and received a Associates Degree.
She was employed by Draper Laboratories in Cambridge as a publication specialist.
As a resident of Tewksbury since 1994, she was a communicant of St. William’s Church.
She will be best remembered as having devoted her life to her family.
Besides her husband and parents, she is survived by two children, Kevin F. “K.C.” and Emily T.Coneeny both students at the Heathbrook School in Tewksbury; her step father, Robert Bilodeauof Medford; her step-mother, Linda Dunn of Salem; two sisters, Kim and her husband Mike Coneeny of Somerville, Paulette Dunn ofNewburyport; two brothers, Robert and his wife Patricia (Coneeny) Dunn Jr. of Shrewsbury,Christopher Bilodeau and his fiancé Jodi Sannicandro both of Tewksbury; maternal grandmothersMargaret Allard of No. Reading, and Margaret Bilodeau of Cambridge; her mother-in-law,Joanne (Corbett) Coneeny of Somerville; brother-in-law, Timothy and his wife Karen Coneeny ofMalden; sister-in-law, Jennifer Coneeny of Somerville; her dearest friends, members of the Slattery family ofPlymouth, MA, and the Flynn family of Tewksbury; numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Her Funeral Mass was celebrated Friday, Mar. 5, in St. William’s Church, Tewksbury. Interment was in St. Mary’s Cemetery, No.Tewksbury.
Memorials to the Mass. Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, 577 MassAve., 2nd Floor, Cambridge, MA 02139, will be appreciated.