Connor P. Kelly

WEBSTER - Connor P. Kelly, 21, of Carla Circle, died Thursday, May 30, 2024, from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in Laguna Nigel, CA.  He is survived by his mother, Dianna L. Allen and her husband Philip Chauvin of Webster; his father, Sean E. Kelly and his wife Kim of Wrentham; his fiancée, Allison N. Reyes of Laguna Niguel, CA; his siblings, Danielle N. Beauregard and her partner Brandon Murphy of Charlton, Luke St. Germain of Northbridge, Michael Kelly and his wife Amanda of Millville, and Ashley Kelly and her partner Eric of Wrentham; his maternal grandmother, Katherine M. Faford of Auburn; three stepsisters, Tabitha Chauvin of Webster, Kelly Ayotte and her husband Matt of Ashland, and Tracy Ayotte of Chapel Hill, NC; his aunt, Debra L. Mott and her husband Ronnie of Rochdale; his uncle, Richard P. Allen and his wife Tina of Cape Coral, FL; nieces and nephews, Sophie, Jax, Brody, Hadley, Noah, Liana, Deven, Mia and Milo Connor James due in August; cousins, Shawn, Sarah, Tasha, Dickie and Alicia; a large and loving extended family; and many friends, including Madden, Jose, Alex, Skyler, Oscar, Jason, Gianluca, Haziel, Gary, Sammy, and Stephen.  He was predeceased by two of his best friends, Steven Z. and Angel B.

Connor was born in Worcester and lived most of his life in Webster leaving for bootcamp and then being stationed at Camp Pendelton, California.  He graduated from Douglas High School in 2020.  Connor was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, where he served as a diesel mechanic.  He loved the atmosphere and thrill of serving with the Marines.  The Marine Corps offered him the opportunity to work with engines and firearms, both which he loved.  He was stationed at Camp Pendleton for three years, and had a great comradery with his brothers and sisters he served with.

Connor always had a love for engines.  He could always be found working on cars, bikes and dirt bikes. He loved his Harley Davidson motorcycle, and his Caddy was his baby. He spent many years riding his dirt bike with his friends.

Connor loved his cat and his dogs and had an affinity for getting new tattoos.  He had family on both coasts - locally with his family and in California with Ali and her family.  Connor’s favorite hobbies were riding, wearing outrageous outfits, unicycling, getting into mischief and pushing his mother’s buttons – which he always did with love.

Calling hours will be held on Saturday, June 15, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at Paradis-Givner Funeral Home, 357 Main St., Oxford.  A service will be held on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at the funeral home at the conclusion of calling hours.  During the service, family members and friends will share stories of Connor, and the family would like to encourage those attending to share their memories and stories of Connor.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Tunnel to Towers Foundation.