Conan Cree Mcfarland

Conan was born in 1964 in New York but his heart was always in Pennsylvania. He loved hunting, fishing and football. He loved the Buckeyes and cheered passionately. He was a lifelong Steelers fan. His true passion were his friends and family. He was an unconditional friend. One of a kind. The best hearted, always there to help anyone that needed it.

Conan was a fine artist specializing in duck decoys. He carved many ducks and other animals that his friends and family will always cherish.

Conan lived a full and adventurous life. He played football for Lebanon High School in Ohio. He was an Army Veteran. Conan lived much of this century in the Middle East, serving his country as a private contractor. When he was back home, he preferred hunting and fishing, being outdoors, going to family reunions and spending time with friends and family.

Conan was a fearless, big-hearted friend to all who knew him. He is survived by his wife Portia, who have been together for last 33 years, her children Bobby Fulton and Tolley (Shawna) Wharton, grandchildren, Calvin, Tommy, Gracie, McKensie and Mason. His mother Helen McFarland, brothers Hugh (Kelda) McFarland, Rand (Lisa) McFarland and his sister Robin (Mark) Rosselet, and his niece and nephew Natalia and Victor Rosselet. Proceeded in death by his father, Clinton McFarland.

No funeral is planned at this time due to the pandemic. A celebration of his life will be planned at a time when it is safe for family and friends to gather.