Obituary for Shaun Patrick Cannon
Shaun Patrick Cannon, 62, of Phoenixville, passed away on Thursday, January 12, 2023, in King of Prussia. On November 27, 1960 he was born in Norristown PA to the late Donald K. and Regina (Albright) Cannon.
Shaun was a graduate of Upper Merion High School class of 79. He was a very social person who loved to talk and get into many activities. He was in St. Mike's dart league and bowling league in King of Prussia. Shaun had an amazing voice, and his winning song at karaoke was Randy Travis’s "Forever and Ever, Amen”. He enjoyed hunting with his brother, and preferred bow hunting, practicing in the back yard with tomatoes he grew, and teaching his daughter how to fish, and passed down to his daughter his cooking skills to Deana, and baking to Keelin who he was very proud of.
He is survived by his wife Jody Morgan-Cannon, daughters, Deana Slyter and spouse Bryan, and Keelin; siblings, Donald spouse Susan, and Kathy Henry spouse Steve; nieces and nephews; and step-siblings, Mary Orehowsky spouse John, and Kevin Cannon.
A celebration of life will happen later. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, or take a shot of Yukon Jack in his honor.
Shaun was a graduate of Upper Merion High School class of 79. He was a very social person who loved to talk and get into many activities. He was in St. Mike's dart league and bowling league in King of Prussia. Shaun had an amazing voice, and his winning song at karaoke was Randy Travis’s "Forever and Ever, Amen”. He enjoyed hunting with his brother, and preferred bow hunting, practicing in the back yard with tomatoes he grew, and teaching his daughter how to fish, and passed down to his daughter his cooking skills to Deana, and baking to Keelin who he was very proud of.
He is survived by his wife Jody Morgan-Cannon, daughters, Deana Slyter and spouse Bryan, and Keelin; siblings, Donald spouse Susan, and Kathy Henry spouse Steve; nieces and nephews; and step-siblings, Mary Orehowsky spouse John, and Kevin Cannon.
A celebration of life will happen later. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, or take a shot of Yukon Jack in his honor.