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In Memoriam
Connor Sinks '15
We are saddened to inform you that Connor Sinks '15 passed away on Sunday, May 17.
"On Sunday, May 17, 2020 we lost our dear Connor in a fatal car accident. His life was quickly taken away from those who knew and loved him. Connor Evan Sinks was born in Denver, CO on September 26, 1996 to Anne Frances (Edel) Sinks and Curtis Edmund Sinks. He was blessed with a large extended family. He spent many hours in the presence of his numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins, and felt especially close to his grandparents. Thanks to their collective influence, he became a very multifaceted individual with a passion for life and all things sports. Connor played and excelled in both football and baseball the four years he attended Regis Jesuit High School in Aurora, CO. He was fiercely loyal and devoted to his family, friends, and teammates. Connor was an active and dedicated member of Regis’s Project Unify and Special Olympics team. Connor was generous with his time. He was always willing to listen and help a friend in need. When Connor looked at you, he spoke through his eyes and you couldn’t help notice those perfectly placed freckles. His kind soul radiated to everyone he met, and ultimately he became the example of what all men aspire to be. He was not perfect; no one is, but he was a person that anyone would be proud to know. Connor’s heart, spirit, and soul were such a beautiful thing. He loved and adored his Lord God. Connor would want people who loved him to put their faith in God during this difficult time while we mourn the loss of his earthly presence. We pray he will have eternal life with God in Heaven." Click here to view the full obituary.
Please join us via LIVESTREAM for the Mass of Christian Burial for Connor, which will be celebrated by Fr. Nicholas Larkin at St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Tuesday, May 26, at 10:00 am.
Please be sure to RSVP for the LiveStream.
"On Sunday, May 17, 2020 we lost our dear Connor in a fatal car accident. His life was quickly taken away from those who knew and loved him. Connor Evan Sinks was born in Denver, CO on September 26, 1996 to Anne Frances (Edel) Sinks and Curtis Edmund Sinks. He was blessed with a large extended family. He spent many hours in the presence of his numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins, and felt especially close to his grandparents. Thanks to their collective influence, he became a very multifaceted individual with a passion for life and all things sports. Connor played and excelled in both football and baseball the four years he attended Regis Jesuit High School in Aurora, CO. He was fiercely loyal and devoted to his family, friends, and teammates. Connor was an active and dedicated member of Regis’s Project Unify and Special Olympics team. Connor was generous with his time. He was always willing to listen and help a friend in need. When Connor looked at you, he spoke through his eyes and you couldn’t help notice those perfectly placed freckles. His kind soul radiated to everyone he met, and ultimately he became the example of what all men aspire to be. He was not perfect; no one is, but he was a person that anyone would be proud to know. Connor’s heart, spirit, and soul were such a beautiful thing. He loved and adored his Lord God. Connor would want people who loved him to put their faith in God during this difficult time while we mourn the loss of his earthly presence. We pray he will have eternal life with God in Heaven." Click here to view the full obituary.
Please join us via LIVESTREAM for the Mass of Christian Burial for Connor, which will be celebrated by Fr. Nicholas Larkin at St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Tuesday, May 26, at 10:00 am.
Please be sure to RSVP for the LiveStream.
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