Terri drew people to her, whether they’d known each other for years or were meeting for the first time.
Ken called Danbury home for all 96 of his years, and resided in the same house (which he masterfully built) for his final 8 decades.
Voula was a member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church of Danbury.
For over 3 decades, Mark worked as a civil engineer in Putnam County. After retiring, he was recruited as design engineer in New Milford.
Mrs. Daniels was a member of the Mount Pleasant AME Zion Church, serving as missionary, deaconess, and a member of the Hospitality Committee
A retired electrical engineer, John was employed by Norden Systems and then Northrop-Grumman.
Antonio came to America in May 1970 to help build a better life for his parents and brothers.
A proud Puerto Rican, a self-made woman, Carmen was a mother, abuela, sister and titi to many but most importantly, a friend.
A United States Army Veteran and a retired electrical contractor, Dan enjoyed racing as a sport, and was an avid NASCAR fan.
Judy worked for many years as a secretary and a clerk at multiple local stores.
Ron dedicated his life to making sure that his wife, children, and grandkids were taken care of.
Charles enjoyed football and was a former player of the Danbury Trojans. He was given the nickname of "Nitro" Davis because of his speed.
A retired employee of the former Davis & Geck Corporation, Mrs. Bracey was a member of the Mt. Pleasant AME Zion Church of Danbury.
Dom held various positions in the electronics manufacturing business at both Amphenol RF & Insulated Wire for over 45 years.
Linda retired from the Danbury Public Schools after 29 years, having made a difference in many students lives.
Living in Danbury her whole life, Patty attended local schools and completed her education at the Danbury Hospital School of Nursing.
Ellie graduated from Danbury High School in 1954 and then worked at David & Geck as an executive secretary.
Brian believed in civic duty, serving on the Danbury Board of Education for two terms and actively participating in local politics.
Mr. Baluzy enjoyed football, baseball, an occasional poker game, playing the stock market, and he was always up for a good political debate.
Nancy was a loving homemaker and passionately ran a small daycare for friends and family for several years.
For 41 years, Dr. Michael Greenfield practiced medicine at Danbury Hospital, where he was Chief of Urology.
Mary Anne spent the majority of her 33-year career doing what she loved: teaching kindergarten at Mill Ridge Primary School in Danbury.
Elaine was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Her happiest moments were spent with her family.
Dorothy was a classical music enthusiast who voraciously read romance novels in the comfort of her La-Z-Boy recliner.
Frank was a mechanic by trade and original owner of Midtown Chevron, formerly located at the corner of West St. and Terrace Place in Danbury
Mrs. West was a realtor with Clearbrook Realtors of Bethel and the proprietor of Salon Studio 21 Hair Design.
Ann Elizabeth Valle worked as a buyer in purchasing at Danbury Hospital for 12 years and ran Valle's Tattoo and Body Piercing for 20 years.
Gary was a police officer with Danbury Police Department for 35 years and a member of the SWAT team for 23 years.
Mrs. Pavlinsky was a communicant of St. Gregory the Great Church, and a member and past VP of the Housatonic Valley Antique Car Club.
Ursula had a successful tax accounting business for many years, and was a lifelong member of the Arion Singing Society.
Paul had a soft spot for animals, and he especially loved dogs.
Matt was a member of St. Joseph’s Church in Danbury, as well as a member of the Amerigo Vespucci Italian American Club.
Bill owned and operated Mohawk Tire and Auto Service on Mill Plain Road in Danbury.
Richard served as assistant and associate superintendent of the Danbury Public Schools, part of a distinguished 65-year career in education.
Dan was a volunteer at Habitat for Humanity, Dorothy Day House, and the Food Bank.
James had a great sense of humor and he loved to laugh. He enjoyed cooking, fishing, and being out in nature.
1958 ~ 2023
Richard was a longtime teacher and sports coach in Danbury.
Josephine was a successful and dedicated retail executive for 40-plus years, working for Dress Barn and Macy’s Inc.
Nicole grew up in Danbury.