His final act was the gift of life, saving two lives through the donation of his kidneys and gave two the ability to see with his corneas.
An Air National Guard member who enjoyed spending time with family and friends, he was co-owner of Krafty Kakes in Wallingford.
A self-reliant and resilient woman with an unwavering dedication to her family, she was a real estate agent and co-owner of Sandwich City.
She had a strong faith, volunteered with many organizations and in 2008 was honored with the St. Joseph Archdiocesan Medal of Appreciation.
A longtime volunteer & member of many Branford clubs & groups, she was a voracious reader who loved her gardens, flowers and playing bridge.
Honored with the 'Remarkable Senior Award' from the Branford Senior Center, he was a gentle soul, volunteer, artist, and an avid gardener.
A printer for Simkins Industries until retiring, he was friendly and kind to his neighbors and loved world travel and good cuisine.
A purchasing agent for Sony for many years, he was a very creative person and was proud of his drawings.
She enjoyed exercise, and took exceptional care of herself, and loved being with family, the ocean and working at Cox School in Guilford.
A talented photographer and published poet who enjoyed sketching, coloring, she was a guitarist and songwriter who loved time with family.
A loyal friend, wife, mother, & grandmother, she enjoyed family vacations, making Sunday sauce, Pinochle, and dancing & listening to music.
A nurse and teacher in the New Haven Public School system before retiring, she was a true matriarch; her family was the center of her world.
A WWII U. S. Navy veteran, he worked as a real estate agent for the Beasley Real Estate Company in Branford for many years before retiring.
A Vietnam veteran who proudly served from 1969 to 1971, he retired from warehouse work in 2020 due to several Agent Orange health issues.
An animal lover and whisperer, he was an accomplished carpenter, loved music and was a drummer in his youth, and had a great sense of humor.
A great-grandmother, Selma will be missed by all those who knew and loved her.
A family man, Dallas Cowboys, Rush, & Foo Fighters fan, grill master, and avid cyclist with his brother & friends' club 4 Guys on Wheels.
He was a U.S. Army veteran and a letter carrier for the USPS in Branford for more than 30 years.
A strong, independent woman, she and her husband opened My Dad’s Place Café in 1984, which continued operation for 14 years.
He enjoyed traveling the U.S. and abroad with family, friends. His loyalty, kindness, and generosity will be sorely missed, long remembered.
A Metro-North conductor who loved growing up in Branford, had an infectious laugh, and his humor and wit will be missed by friends, family.
A carpenter/painter who owned B&B Remodeling for many years, he enjoyed building model cars, listening to oldies, watching classic movies.
A refined, but incredibly resilient woman, she survived the WWII Nazi occupation of France, their home being taken over by a Nazi officer.
He worked for the family business but when not working, you could always find him at his grandkids sporting events, or the lake house.
Dorothy worked alongside her husband managing their printing business for many years and was a clerk for 20 years for Glen Cove (NY) Police.
An insurance and financial industry programmer analyst, she was a descendant of the Mayflower and CT and MA founding families.
He was a genuine humanitarian, whose compassion for everyone was evident in the way he treated people of all walks of life; with respect.
She worked as a retail manager for many years, and with her husband, was very active with the Branford Democratic Town Committee.
A finance manager, he enjoyed skiing, sailing, tennis, golf, basketball, and softball and was a "huge" Yankees, NY Giants and UCONN fan.
A Branford son, the famed master pastry chef developed the baking arts program at UNH, and as a gifted guitarist played the Whisky a Go Go.
An extraordinary cook, baker, she enjoyed walking at Foote Park, tending her garden, and watching sports, from Red Sox to UCONN basketball.
A devoted, hardworking family man, along with his brothers, he was co-owner of Central Cleaners in East Haven for more than 65 years.
A longtime Stop & Shop employee, she loved the outdoors and enjoyed knitting hats for the U.S. military and afghans for children’s hospitals
A Polish immigrant "forever grateful to this country," he was an Atlantic Wire Company machinist and St. Mary Church communicant.
A Navy submariner/Medical Corps Lt. Cmdr., he was a Cincinnati Reds Stadium Physician, and a 40-year St. Raphael's Hospital radiologist.
An active bowler until 92, she was an avid UCONN women’s basketball fan, enjoyed travel and casino trips but mostly, cherished family time.
She had a 35-year career as a New Haven teacher, administrator, and after retiring, volunteered at Sarah’s Cupboard Thrift Shop in Branford.
An Army veteran who worked for the federal government as a Defense department Branch Chief, he enjoyed motorcycle riding with his wife.
A longtime Yale School of Nursing senior administrative assistant, she loved sports, especially UConn basketball and swimming in LI Sound.
Gregory, whose funeral service is May 31, was a construction worker for Local 445.