Along with her husband, Barbara owned and operated Down the Hatch restaurant on Candlewood Lake, for 43 years.
Rosemarie was a woman of many talents, including hostess, cook, beekeeper and lover of animals. She was admired for her needlepoint.
Gail was the founder of the SPE Foundation which provides college scholarships to those entering the plastics field.
An exceptional businesswoman, Denise spent 45 years in the logistics industry.
Kathy worked as an office manager and for a regional bank while in Brookfield, and volunteered on Saturdays at Aunt Nellies Attic in Danbury
Barbara loved to cook, bake, knit, and spend time at the beach. Her specialties included carrot cake, cheesecake, and French onion soup.
George worked as a custodian at Katonah Lewisboro School District for thirty-three years before retiring in 2013.
Bryar enjoyed spending quality time with his family and friends and tending to his engraving business with his wife.
Tim was an eight-time varsity letterman at Brookfield High, including four years of soccer, three with the swim team, and one with baseball.
Ralph dedicated 29 years to his career at the New York Botanical Gardens, rising to his role as supervising maintainer.
As a sergeant in the Dutch army, Aggie went to Batavia in the Pacific Theater, to assist in the opening of Japanese POW camps.
TT was a master stylist and colorist for the past 15 years. Her passion and talent shined through her work.
Katherine was retired from Danbury Hospital, where she worked as a licensed professional counselor.
Jane worked as a medical technologist for Diagnostic Medical, and was a loving mother and "Grammy."
Maureen She particularly enjoyed bowling, cribbage, golf, gardening, good friends, Pepsi, and sitting with "my tea."
Steve was a caring individual who always greeted others with a warm smile.
Jon dedicated himself to the town he lived in as the longtime chairman of the Planning Commission in Brookfield.
Rocky worked alongside his family, as a truck driver for Chase Equipment, as well as several other local companies.
John served as chairman of the building committee for Whisconier School, and church moderator at Congregational Church of Brookfield.
Nick was a quintessential artist in every aspect of his life.
Flora was a kind and caring mother, wife, and friend who touched the lives of many. She loved watching Jeopardy and doing crossword puzzles
Caterina was known to be a great cook, baker and loved flowers and gardening as well.
Don spent many years volunteering his time with the "Grad Dads" on the Grad Party Committee at Brookfield High School.
Mr. Bankes dedicated much of his professional career to the business his grandfather founded, Rowland Tompkins Corporation.
Henriette, a devout Roman Catholic, had a long career in the data processing center at American Can Company.
A chemical engineer for Momentive, Mike devoted many years to the development of a chemical was used in the production of tires.
Michael enjoyed working for Mitchell Oil for the last 33 years.
Eileen was retired after working for many years as a teacher in New York and Connecticut.
David's greatest joy was being with his family and raising his children. Anyone who knew him, knew him as the best father.
Ferdy served in the US Navy during the Vietnam era, and worked for Grand Union as a manager for 23 years.
Debbie enjoyed her job working with students at Huckleberry Hill and Whisconier Schools, and was an accomplished runner and athlete.
Barbara was secretary to the principal at Brookfield HS and then secretary to the assistant superintendent of schools before retiring.
In 1970, Millicent began a 25-year career as a school nurse in Center School Elementary.
Carol worked as office manager, alongside her husband, for Bray’s Electric & Construction in Stamford and Brookfield.
Skip was retired from Federal Auto Seat Covers, where he worked as an upholsterer for many years.
James was retired after working for many years as an electrician and owner of Hall Electric in New Rochelle, NY.
In 1969, Mrs. Volpe joined the administrative staff of Danbury Orthopedics, where she worked for 46 years.
oAnn had many part-time jobs when her children were young, once they grew, she became the Second in Charge at the Southbury Training School.
Dick was a member of the Brookfield Lions, the Brookfield Economic Development Commission, and the Brookfield Village Association.
In 1954, Joe began his lifelong career as a mason, and eventually owned and operated V & V Woodstove.