is saddened to announce the passing of veteran journalist Tom Condon at the age of 78. Condon was a beloved figure in the Connecticut media landscape, known for his insightful reporting and dedication to his craft.
Condon began his career in journalism in the 1960s, working for various newspapers before eventually joining The Hartford Courant, where he spent over three decades as a columnist and editor. He was known for his in-depth analysis of a wide range of topics, from politics to social issues, and was respected for his integrity and professionalism.
Throughout his career, Condon received numerous awards for his work, including the prestigious Yankee Quill Award in 2014, which recognizes outstanding contributions to journalism in New England. He was also a mentor to many young journalists, always willing to offer guidance and support to those coming up in the industry.
In addition to his work in journalism, Condon was also a passionate advocate for the arts and education in Connecticut. He served on the boards of several organizations, including the Connecticut Humanities Council and the Connecticut Foundation for Open Government, and was a tireless supporter of efforts to improve the state’s education system.
Condon’s impact on the Connecticut media landscape will be felt for years to come, as he leaves behind a legacy of excellence and dedication to the field of journalism. He will be remembered fondly by his colleagues, friends, and readers alike.
The Connecticut Mirror extends its deepest condolences to Condon’s family and loved ones during this difficult time. His contributions to the journalism community will not be forgotten, and he will be dearly missed.
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