Unfortunately, there have not been any indications related to Connor Flowers’ cause of death. 

Connor Flowers, son of Kelly and Dion Flowers, was a beloved individual by all those who had the opportunity to interact with him. 

He was indicative of the kind of person who dedicated his time and effort to tackling any obstacle that life presented him with. 

As he had an extraordinary character and many devoted friends that were willing to help him out at any moment’s notice, his departure has been heartbreaking for every member of his community.

On July 23, a memorial service will be held in Stevensville to honor the memory of Connor Flowers and allow friends and family an opportunity to grieve together. Immediately following the service at 5:00 PM, a reception will be held at the Lolo Community Church.

In place of flowers or gifts, contributions can be made in Connor’s name to the Bitterroot Valley Bank in the Lolo Shopping center; this is what his family has requested. 

This celebration of Connor’s life offers a time for those who knew him best to share cherished memories about this beloved young man whose passion for football was second to none.

Connor was a one-of-a-kind individual who selflessly devoted his time and energy to helping others without ever asking for anything in return.

Those who were fortunate enough to build a relationship with him experienced firsthand what it meant to have a warm, loyal companion.

Although Connor’s passing is certainly devastating, we can find solace knowing that he will now be reunited with his beloved mother in Paradise; our loved ones above now have an extra pair of eyes watching over us. 

His family, including Kelly Flowers (Connor’s father), Uncle Ernie and Aunt Joan with their children Ernie Jr., Kim, and Antoinette, and Uncle Wayne and Aunt Nakia and their children Manda and Michaella; as well as the surviving cousin Antoinette Richardson, are left forever affected by his absence.