William, known for his friendly personality and clever sense of humor, was a decorated member of the Connecticut State Police.
Michael, a loving husband and selfless man, worked as a painter and was passionate about fishing, sports and his kitty, Misty.
Amado, a devoted and proud father and grandfather, worked as a prototype specialist for the space shuttle program at United Technologies.
Mary-Jo always had a zest for life and was a loving and devoted mother and grandmother. She also enjoyed animals and the outdoors.
Barbara was known for her generous smile, her wry sense of humor, her dignity and tell-it-like it-is attitude, and the twinkle in her eyes.
Tony, an avid fan of digging for gems, rocks and minerals, worked as a Landscaper for Monet Landscaping of Bridgeport/Monroe for many years.
Maida impacted the lives of many while working for the Diocese of Bridgeport for many years at St. Ambrose and St. Raphael schools.
John worked as a Warehouse Manager at Town Fair Tire for 37 years. He cherished his time with family and enjoyed traveling with his wife.
Joseph retired Sergeant after 28 years of service for the Bridgeport Police Department. He was also a member of the VFW Chapter 10273.
Donald was a proud U.S. Navy veteran. He worked as an Aviation Structural Mechanic at Sikorsky Aircraft.
Barbara, a devoted wife, mother and grandmother, worked in tax collector’s office for the Town of Fairfield for over 20 years.
Retired Bridgeport Police Officer and Veteran of the U.S. Army National Guard
A HEART FELT TRIBUTE
Beloved Mother & Grandmother- Former Bridgeport & Oxford Resident
Funeral services have been set for Jarah Deon Mathews-Dixon, 40, of Stamford, a decorated Bridgeport Police officer who died suddenly.
Michael was a beloved and humorous carpenter who owned his own carpentry business until he retired.
At age of 40, after raising her children, Winnie passed the exam and practical obstacle course to be appointed as first female firefighter.
Arriaga died after a crash last week on I-95.
Raymond McPadden Sr. worked, managed and owned the Merritt Canteen for more than 50 years.
Albert, who worked for the Fairfield DPW for many years, liked spending time with his family & friends reminiscing about the Good Old Days.
He was an expert mason and a member of the Marchegiana Society in Bridgeport.
Marc was an auto mechanic for Premier Subaru in Branford. Marc enjoyed the outdoors while running the Branford Road Races.
She loved her family, friends and had a large heart for animals as well.
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He was a golf fanatic & enjoyed homemade (Italian) cooking with & for his family, following unwritten recipes from his cherished grandmother
Retired Police Officer and Bridgeport Schools Security Guard
"She endured more than she deserved and was a true fighter."
She worked for many years in the banking industry at CT National Bank, Gateway Bank & People’s Bank achieving the title of Vice President.
She enjoyed spending time with her housemates at Marrakech Homes.
He ran 41 marathons, won numerous awards for his oil and watercolor paintings and was a successful interior designer.
She passed away suddenly after a car crash.
She was a hairdresser for several years.
He had 16 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren.
He worked as a mechanic and welder for many years and enjoyed spending time with his family.
Williams, a Vietnam War U. S. Coast Guard veteran, was a supervisor at Sikorsky Aircraft where he had been employed for 46 years.
Bob served for 23 years, receiving numerous commendations and returned to the community in 2001 as a State Judicial Marshall.
She served more than 20 years in the Bridgeport Probate Court.
She was a lifelong Bridgeport resident.
He was a U.S. Army staff sergeant and worked in property management after his service.