A WWII veteran, American Legion Post 83 and Branford Elks Club BPOE 1939 member, he enjoyed bowling, gardening, golf, snowmobiling, travel.
A baseball player and fan, doo-wop singer, and history buff, he loved music, playing cards, mostly Setback, with family, and a good bargain.
A New Haven police officer from 1995 until 2007, she received the 2003 Meritorious Service Award and taught at the police academy.
A St. Mary Church communicant and member of the St. Mary Knitters, she was a past president of both the Branford Chorale and the Totokets.
An Air Force veteran, he was a Perri Sausage comptroller, and later became a lawyer and worked for the New Haven Public Defender's office.
Born in Romania, she worked with her husband at NSI Systems in North Branford, and with him, became majority owner of 3 Servpro franchises.
A lifelong Branford resident, all will be welcomed to attend a graveside service in May at All Saints Cemetery in North Haven.
She worked for the city of New Haven, fed the homeless in St. Mary’s Church's Midnight Run Program, and rescued, cared for homeless cats.
A lifelong active Stony Creek Congregational Church member, she helped her husband run the family business, Page’s Sport Shop for 35 years.
A rock star in every sense of the word, his gentle demeanor, positive outlook, and infectious smile touched the lives of all who knew him.
An ice hockey star who went semi-pro, known for her strength, wisdom, perseverance, grit, and competitiveness, she loved music and the beach
He served 22 years in the Army, was a Philadelphia Eagles fan, enjoyed fishing at Branford Point, cooking for family, and casino trips.
She had worked as a legal secretary and after marriage worked for her family business, Castellon Bros. Bakery in Branford, for many years.
With a loving 40-year marriage, she was devoted to her sons, was a supportive caregiver and loved all music, especially country, and Elvis.
Born in Norway, she was an avid traveler, enjoyed family time, and was a typesetter for the textbook/educational Dushkin Publishing Group.
Vera was a former employee of Bradlees and W.T. Grants and was an avid bowler.
A kind, compassionate person, he was an avid sports enthusiast and a big fan of movies and music, he could recite the lines word for word.
A lover of babies, cats, and dogs, she couldn't walk by a baby without saying how beautiful the child was and trying to get them to laugh.
A Navy Air Corps member, he was a Branford teacher for 35 years and a Branford Education Hall of Fame and Sports Hall of Fame awardee.
A business owner/developer, he was very involved civically as a member of myriad organizations and founded the Salatto Charitable Foundation
While living in Branford, she was actively involved in local politics, serving as a registrar with the League of Women Voters.
Born in Workingham, England, she was active in the Branford PTA, and loved gardening, reading, and "anything to do with the Queen."
A former North Haven, North Branford, and New Haven educator, he was North Haven's varsity tennis coach who himself loved playing tennis.
She enjoyed music and played the flute and was a very friendly, vivacious woman who always tried to be helpful to anyone she met.
A longtime teacher, she was an expert gardener, floral designer, a point away from bridge life master, and world traveler with husband Bob
A teacher and artist known for her intelligence, stoicism, wit, kindness, and inner strength, she loved to cook, garden, read, and movies.
He leaves behind a profound legacy and will be remembered as a pillar of strength and for the words of wisdom he instilled into his family.
A loving, dedicated Poppy, he enjoyed sporting events, concerts, plays, recitals, art shows, and anything that made his grandchildren shine.
An Army Medical Corps MD at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Bangkok, Thailand, he was regarded as a moral compass by those who knew him.
In lieu of flowers, the family wrote a "message of sympathy is enough," with a list of organizations to make a donation in Declan's name.
An Air Force veteran, he was a VAMC medtech and a Parker Park groundskeeper for 20 years who looked forward to the Branford Fireworks.
A beloved father and grandfather, he worked for many years for SNET and ATT until retiring as Director of Technology.
A longtime ad executive, he served on New Haven Symphony, Branford Green Committee boards, and was an Elm City, Pine Orchard club member.
Part of the family-owned Brothers' Harey Davidson of Branford, he was an avid dog lover with an infectious smile and warm personality.
He peacefully crossed over after a long illness, with his wife by his side holding his hand.
Settling in Short Beach in 1939, she worked in advertising, for Federal Paperboard, and had a 40-year real estate career, retiring at 81.
A volunteer & paraprofessional who worked for North Branford schools & YNHH, she enjoyed travel, reading with her book club, & Harley rides.
A lifelong resident of Branford, the great-grandmother was an avid World Wrestling Entertainment fan, and John Cena her favorite wrestler.
Relatives and friends are invited to a graveside service Thursday morning at 11 a.m. in East Lawn Cemetery, East Haven.
A freelance writer and editor, she was active in Branford schools, including as PTA president, and was St. Therese Church parish secretary.