James was a proud U.S. Navy veteran, devoted family man, talented skier, tennis pro and an avid reader.
Dayalal, a longtime computer programmer and active member of the community, was known for his big heart and devotion to loved ones.
John was a passionate sailor, avid golfer, successful entrepreneur, devoted family man and proud U.S. Marine.
Charlie owned and operated C.B. Landscaping in Woodbridge. He cherished his family, being outdoors and was an avid music fan.
Father Jaksina became co-pastor of Our Lady of the Assumption Church of Woodbridge from 1986-1992.
John was a loving son, brother and friend to many.
Helen, a longtime Rockbestos employee, was a steadfastly positive matriarchal force in her family, always cherishing time with loved ones.
Rich was employed by City Printing and the Taunton Press for over 40 years, along with owning his own art reproduction business.
Brandon, a loving son, nephew, grandson, cousin and friend, was known for his huge smile, witty humor and kindness.
Fred dedicated his life to the education of others. He adored his family, his dog Clancy and was an avid fisherman.
Judith was a licensed travel agent, loved country music, and traveling across the United States on motorcycle with her husband.
Connor was an exceptional athlete, excelling at both basketball and baseball. He attended school in Bethany and graduated from Amity High.
Dorothy impacted the lives of her students as a teacher in New Haven Public Schools for over 40 years.
Robert, affectionately known as 'Mr. Bob' to many, was the owner/operator of his own school bus locally for over 60 years.
Bob was a retired Waterbury School Teacher at Wilby High School, Wallace Middle School and Kennedy High School.
Mark, a loving and devoted son and father, enjoyed working out, playing pool and riding dirt bikes.
Ada was a member of the ladies guild of St. Vincent Catholic Church in Naugatuck and the Farm Bureau of Bethany for many years.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be Celebrated on Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 11:00 am at the Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 81 Center Road
Nicole, a symbol of beauty and grace, was a lover of life. She worked as a paraprofessional for Woodbridge Public Schools as well as ACES.
Beloved Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Sister
Virginia, affectionately known as "Miss Ginny", served many years as a preschool teacher and was involved in numerous local organizations.
Daniel, a loving son and brother, enjoyed gardening, the outdoors, hiking and backpacking across the country.
Doris, known for her fashion, flair and style, had a love of art, sewing, cooking, entertaining and cherished her time with family.
After high school, Jim served 2 years in the Army as a medical technician in Vietnam.
Jean, loving and truly devoted to her family, worked in the administrative department of the Yale University Dining Services for many years.
James, an acclaimed dentist in the Woodbridge community, was a member of the Woodbridge Rotary Club along with numerous organizations.
Trevor, a loving and devoted father, known for his genuine smile, owned and operated Carpet & Tile by the Mile and was an avid sports fan.
Pete, a loving brother and son, resided at 16 Oakridge in Bethany for many years where he touched many lives.
Cynthia was the Secretary to the Dean of Liberal Arts at Quinnipiac University for 30 years. She enjoyed reading, walking and the casino.
Bob worked for many years as a warehouse foreman for a paper company and as a school bus driver in Woodbridge.
John worked for the former Fluids Control Division of LFE Corporation in sales and also for Burt Process Fluid Tech Corporation.
Debbie, a devoted wife and mother, was known for her famous Italian cooking and baking skills.
After earning a bachelor’s degree in PT from UConn, Barbara worked for over 20 years at the Southbury Training School until her retirement
Audrey worked at Sheridan Middle School in New Haven as a Library Media Specialist and volunteered in Woodbridge helping children.
Mary Jo worked as an office manager and sang in the choir as a member of Our Lady of the Assumption Church.
She was employed as a legal secretary for Attorney John Welch Jr. in Shelton for over forty-five years, until her retirement.
Marion worked for many years with the VNA and later at Glendale Center in Naugatuck until her retirement.
Dennis, an avid Nascar fan, was also a loving husband, father and grandfather.
He was a proud veteran of the U.S. Army serving in the Korean War, where he earned the National Defense Service and Good Conduct medals.
He was a devout communicant at the Church of the Good Shepherd/St. Nicholas Parish in Seymour.