Vinny was a friend and confidant. He worked for numerous printing companies and was renowned for his lithography skills.
He was the owner and operator of Trick ur Kart.
Prior to her retirement, Francine was a customer service representative for The New Haven Register and Verizon.
Chris, who was a teacher for 30 years in New Haven, devoted her life to her family and enjoyed traveling and playing cards with friends.
From farming in Italy before coming to the U.S., Armando took pride in working hard to support his family. He retired from Sikorsky Aircraft
She was a hairdresser for many years, enjoyed reading, loved to travel, but most of all, Carol loved being with her family and friends.
He worked as a product engineer for Stanley Works and General Signal until his retirement in 1987.
Gerry had many wonderful talents, gifts, and hobbies, but her primary interest was dogs. She was a published artist and breeder of Bichons.
Penny, a retired florist, spread her light, kindness, and warmth wherever she went.
Eileen, known for her devotion to loved ones and caring soul, was a dedicated teacher at Cook Hill School in Wallingford for over 20 years
Joseph, lovingly known as “Papa Joe”, was a longtime engineer, a man of strong faith, deeply devoted to family and always entertaining.
Judy dedicated her career to education serving as a first-grade teacher at the Chapman School in Cheshire as well as the Highland School.
Fr. Tarsicio, beloved by his community, served the Cheshire Novitiate and Humanities Center for many years as teacher and confessor.
Kevin, known for his selflessness, positivity and wisdom, was a devoted employee of Ion Bank and an active member of the Cheshire community.
Mary served many years as a registered nurse and was a loving and devoted mother and grandmother.
Margarete enjoyed a long, dedicated career in the nursing field. She loved volunteering and cherished spending time with friends and family.
Adelaide was a dedicated member of the community and served as a dietician for both Cheshire Public Schools as well as the Chapman School.
Claudia enjoyed a lifelong career in education, most notably serving many years as a librarian at Cheshire Academy.
Philip, a devoted patriot, family man and friend, enjoyed a career in sales and was the proud owner of Howmedica-Karakoosh, Inc.
John worked as a carpenter at Cheshire Academy, proudly served in the U.S. Army, was a devoted dog lover, family man and lover of nature.
Annette, lovingly referred to as “Nettie Belle”, cherished spending time with family, friends and her beloved dogs.
Bob had a successful career working for the Bureau of ATF and also served many years as an organist for the Pilgrim Congregational Church.
Doris, known for her creativity, grace and humility, was an employee of Yale University and co-founded the Yale Union Retirees Association.
Marion, a devoted mother, sister, aunt, grandmother and wife, was known for her kindness, sweet demeanor and undying passion for music.
Raymond, a proud U.S. Army veteran, worked as an electrician for St. Raphael’s Hospital where he was a member of the Teamsters Local 443.
Sue, always up for an adventure, was a proud, devoted and loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Bill, an avid historian and true patriot, was a dedicated member of the community, successful entrepreneur and devoted family man.
Lillian worked as a secretary for the Waterbury Employment Agency until her retirement and was a dedicated member of the community.
Alice, known for her smile and her unconditional love of family, was a woman of strong faith and a devoted member of the community.
Maureen was fondly remembered for her positive influence, laughter and unconditional love for family and friends.
An active member of the Cheshire Senior Center, Mary was a longtime teacher who left a lasting legacy on the lives of thousands of children.
Charlie proudly served in the U.S. Navy, was a dedicated member of the community, a career employee of the USPS and a retired ODIS Manager.
Bill, an amateur genealogist, was a member of many organizations, along with being an English teacher at Amity Junior High for many years.
Linda worked at the St. Bridget School and was heavily involved in the community, enjoying gardening, swimming, teaching and coaching.
Anna served many years as an office manager for Fred J. Criscuolo and Company and was a proud and devoted wife, mother and grandmother.
Rhonda, a beloved wife, mother and grandmother, spent her career working in healthcare as a registered nurse.
Dr. Pito, an avid fan of golf, skiing and poker, enjoyed a long, dedicated career in healthcare and was a loving husband and friend to many.
Greg, a fighter with a big heart, was known for his charisma and bright smile. He was the owner and operator of Camputaro Electric, LLC.
Arne, lovingly referred to as "Pop Pop", was a retired marriage and family therapist as well as an adjunct Professor of Psychology at SCSU.
Pat was known for her radiant smile, infectious laugh, generosity, genuine love and dedication to her family and friends.