A catechism teacher and church choir singer, she advocated for Spanish mass at St. George's and worked with Spanish-speaking preschoolers.
A Belfast, Northern Ireland native, she was an RN, A Better Chance board member, volunteer and advocate for the rights of women, minorities.
A physical therapist with Guilford VNA, she was an active member of Christ Episcopal Church and enjoyed watching her beloved Red Sox.
The party in heaven when she joined family, friends who passed away was epic, as evidenced by the rainbow halo around the sun seen that day.
A champion of many causes, he held his beliefs firmly and loved a good argument, enjoying a bit of a reputation as a spirited rabble-rouser.
A longtime, dedicated volunteer, she enjoyed visiting National Parks, bird watching, gardening, the Yankees and UCONN Women’s basketball.
She enjoyed all things social including Kings Daughters, singing in church choir, hosting church bible study, time with family, friends.
Remembered for his immeasurable kindness and goodness, he treasured life with his family, and they'll miss his constant love, warm smile.
His light will forever shine. He'll forever be remembered as a wonderful brother, tremendous friend, and most outstanding son by his parents
She enjoyed a fun life, and a fulfilling career as a public health nurse, but family above all is what brought her the most joy, happiness.
A Branford and Madison educator, she served on Guilford Youth & Family Services Schiller Shoreline Institute for Lifelong Learning boards.
An Army veteran, passionate golfer, Yale professor of psychiatry and, as an admired researcher, he conducted seminal studies on LSD effects.
A retired Marine Major, after retiring from Union Carbide, he worked 16 years at Page Hardware where customers, coworkers felt like family.
A life well and fully lived, she worked for Yale for 42 years, had myriad hobbies, and even during her ALS battle, was a dedicated volunteer
A trailblazing woman, she was an athlete, co-founder of Guilford Home Health Services, noted Realtor, and sat on myriad boards, commissions.
His whole life was lived in Guilford. A former volunteer firefighter, he owned Buchta Oil Service, a business his father began 60 years ago.
She was a Guilford schools Speech Therapist Aide, and a Nursery School Teacher for the North Guilford Nursery School, a role she loved.
A family man who enjoyed the beach, he was a chemical compounder for Arkwright in Guilford and worked for Shop Rite, and Biomed Devices.
A Guilford volunteer firefighter, Little League coach, and Christ Episcopal Church deacon, he and his brother owned Guilford Coin Exchange.
A beloved family man, he worked for CT DOT for 27 years, enjoyed fishing, hunting, antique collecting, and could fix practically anything.
A member of the US Navy, he was deployed with the Seabees and, stationed in Cuba, he worked on the construction of a Naval base.
He served in the US Army during the Vietnam War, and before retiring, worked as a Housing Supervisor for the Dept of Veteran Affairs.
A co-owner of Meadow Restaurant (The Eel Pot) in Branford, she enjoyed sailing, kayaking, traveling, and gardening among her many hobbies.
For over 41 years, she and husband John owned Naples Restaurant in Guilford. She had no greater love than being a wife, mom, and nonna.
An Army veteran and "man for all seasons and master of all trades," he was a born athlete, lifelong musician and successful business owner.
Decorated Air Force nurse who retired as a Lt. Col., she was a Guilford First Congregational Church deaconess, known lovingly as “hat lady."
An avid gardener, he shared his bountiful harvests, and as a passionate cook, showed his love through the food he made for family & friends.
Remember him by "singing a song to a child, holding a door for a stranger or giving the person next to you a hug. He would have liked that."
He served in the Navy, worked for Armstrong Rubber Company and Eldorado Tool, and owned/operated Closer Look Home Inspections until 2021.
An artistic soul, she enjoyed cooking, knitting, drawing, gardening & photography, and discovering, telling stories of her family’s roots.
A fierce believer in family, she loved every minute spent with them, and enjoyed cooking, gardening, a good pinochle game and family trips.
Michelle grew up in Guam, Hawaii, San Diego and Virginia Beach before settling in Guilford as an adult.
William was a leadman of assembly for Royal Typewriter before retirement. He enjoyed family gatherings and casino trips.
Edward passed away after a long battle with brain cancer. He enjoyed spending time on the beach with his family.
Vern served as a naval aviator and later as an American Airlines pilot for 30 years. He was also involved in Guilford community groups.
A "charmer" with a great sense of humor who loved his family, he was a machinist, and enjoyed cooking, fishing, hunting & time outdoors.
A horticulturist, he enjoyed painting, karaoke, antique collecting, and was a talented guitarist, amazing songwriter and natural performer.
She worked at Gant Shirtmakers in New Haven, Chips Pub II in Guilford, and she retired from Friends and Company.
An exemplary Old Saybrook police officer promoted to Sergeant, he worked as an undercover detective who worked with federal agents.
He served in the Army Corps of Engineers, was a VP at Bic Pen in Milford, an avid hunter and fly fisherman, and a talented carpenter.