A former researcher and assistant for the Epidemiology Departments at Yale and NYU, she enjoyed art, opera, photography, and graphic design.
A longtime Charlie’s Closet volunteer, had a wonderful relationship with her book club and neighborhood friends for over 40 years.
Committed to community, he was defined by the things he loved: boats, travel, his dogs, good friends, great art and all types of music.
An attorney, he dedicated much of his life serving the greater Danbury community and was an avid golfer prior to succumbing to Parkinson’s.
A devoted St. George Church communicant, he was a Knights of Columbus member, Little League coach and Kempo Karate First-Degree Belt.
Born in Faicchio, Province of Benevento, Italy, before retiring in 2017, he worked for the Bic Corporation in Milford for 43 years.
A corporate accountant, avid reader, board game collector, and cat lover, he had a keen Irish wit, quiet gentleness, great love of family.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently passed away.
A Vietnam War veteran, who worked as an entrepreneur designing watches for Ducks Unlimited, enjoyed clamming, sports, family, and history.
A writer, world traveler, accomplished seamstress, and active volunteer, she was known for unconditional kindness and empathy towards all.
A US Navy Korean War veteran, he owned and operated Cutting Edge Hair Salon, was a longtime Lions Club of Guilford member.
A Korean War veteran, avid reader, and accomplished watercolor artist, he was an active walker "long before the pandemic made it cool."
The assistant in her magician husband George Gilbert Lott's act, and she enjoyed reading, gardening, and spending time with her family.
A Vietnam veteran and professional musician, he had a full, albeit often difficult, life. But God, family, music, & love saw him through.
His final moments were spent outside, with his adoring family, enjoying a last gorgeous New England summer day overlooking Branford harbor.
A family man and coach, he was a US Marine, a CT State Trooper, insurance fraud claims investigator and a U.S. Marshal until retiring at 70.
An avid outdoorsman and a kind, courteous and ethical "ultimate gentleman," he was a Yale New Haven Hospital & Quinnipiac College trustee.
A Hole in the Wall (ABC) thrift store, Meals on Wheels and library volunteer, she was a dedicated walker, seen on the Green most mornings.
A Yankees and NASCAR fan with nephew Mike, he worked at NAPA and as a Guilford Lakes Golf Course groundskeeper, where he also liked to golf.
She worked as a secretary before devoting herself to motherhood full time and, in later years, spent her time in CT with her grandchildren.
Born in Madison, and raised in Guilford, Judy was a compassionate CNA at Apple Rehab in Guilford for 31 years until her retirement.
Children were her passion and she was loved immensely by all her “kids” at Guilford Center for Children, where she worked later in life.
A WWII Army sergeant in the Pacific theater, Columbia University grad and outstanding electrical engineer, most of all, he was a good man.
He served in the US Army during the Korean War and served as a Nike missile launcher in Holmdel Township, NJ, protecting the shoreline.
Samuel, who practiced law in New York City for five decades, served as a WWII US Army 571st Signal Corps, 71st Infantry Division sergeant.
With a Master's in computer science, she had an eminent career at Anthem BCBS, adored family, and enjoyed travel & Leetes Island clamming.
Sue will be remembered for her sharp wit and sense of humor as well as her warmth, friendliness, endless love and contagious smile.
A life-long learner and Korean War Army veteran, he worked for IBM, and was a talented artist who enjoyed playing the organ and piano.
Anna, who had worked in retail management, had a flair for fashion. She'll be remembered for being feisty, friendly, and devoted to family.
A gardener, adventurer, and thrift store shopper, she met every day with song and every lousy circumstance with quiet optimism: "It's fine."
Judith worked many years for Kissel, Kneale and Tobin of Guilford and was a member of the Milford Volunteers Ancient Fife and Drum Corps.
A devout Roman Catholic, her greatest love and joy was being with her daughters, 14 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Walt enjoyed a long career in engineering for AVCO Lycoming, while also serving his community for numerous organizations.