Catherine worked at Armstrong Tire in West Haven and as a finance clerk for Yale University in New Haven until retirement.
Andrew worked as an offset pressman for 49 years at the Knights of Columbus. He cherished his family and was an avid car enthusiast.
Mary, a lifelong resident who adored Hamden, worked as a preschool teacher for many years and was passionate about her work with children.
Dibbie will be remembered for her high energy and varied interests. She enjoyed traveling, helping others and spending time with loved ones.
Bill, known as a gentle soul and hard worker, cherished spending time with loved ones and enjoyed model building, woodworking and games.
Sheila was a loving and dedicated mother, grandmother and friend to many. She truly cherished spending time with her loved ones and pets.
Catherine, a loving and devoted mother, was known for her caring and kind spirit, along with her creative talent as a floral designer.
Lina, a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother, worked in the business office of SNET and AT&T in New Haven for over 40 years.
Harry, a proud U.S. Army veteran, enjoyed a long successful career as a salesman and was a dedicated member of the community.
Nicholas worked nearly 50 years as a union carpenter and was instrumental in the construction of many local buildings.
Michael was a proud U.S. Army veteran and was employed over 50 years as a master technician at Keating Brothers Motors.
Constance was a loving wife, mother, sister and friend.
Lisa was known as a ray of sunshine, thoughtful and kind. She was a career hairdresser, co-owning the Belle Cheveux Salon in Cheshire.
Rae truly had a loving beautiful soul, always a smile and kind word for all. She had a lifelong love of music and a beautiful singing voice.
John, a retired pipe insulator for Heat & Frost Insulators Local #33, cherished his family, friends, golfing, boating and fishing.
Neil, a loving family man, was a dedicated teacher in the Hamden School system and was a devoted member of the Hamden Elks Lodge #2224.
Carl, a dedicated family man, was an award-winning car salesman, avid car enthusiast, animal lover and devoted member of the community.
Kenny, a standout athlete in his youth and devoted father, son, brother and friend, was currently a supervisor for Above the Rest Roofing.
Celia proudly served as a Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force during WWII, cherished her time with family, was well-read and always engaging.
Greg, an avid golfer and standout athlete in his youth, was a devoted family man and enjoyed a long successful career in insurance.
Rudy was a proud Air Force veteran and was employed by Sikorsky Aircraft for 42 years, retiring as Systems Integration Engineering Manager.
Jay, a longtime Hamden resident, worked as an auto sales and leasing consultant for several dealerships locally.
Karen was a medical professional who dedicated her life to serving others. Family was everything to her & she will be greatly missed by all.
Andy, known for his positive attitude and enthusiasm for life, was an inspiration to many. He was an avid sports fan and music enthusiast.
Rudy, a staple in the community, loved attending NHRA drag races and was an avid Rock and Roll fan.
Michael, a devoted family man and U.S. Army veteran, served as a security officer many years for the Yale Center for British Art.
Ray, an avid fisherman, worked at Eastern Elevator for over 45 years, retiring as Vice President and President of Elevator Service.
John, a devoted member of the community, worked many years as a health physicist and as the Chief Industrial Hygienist for the State of CT.
Tony, a devoted son and brother, cherished his family, his friends and was a loving, caring and a gentle soul.
Merete co-owned and operated World of Travel prior to merging with Fugazey/World Tek Travel of New Haven for 35 years.
Diana, a loving and devoted mother and grandmother, enjoyed shopping, cooking, movies, playing poker and karaoke.
Carol was committed to helping others and was heavily active in the community. She was known by all for her kindness, humor and generosity.
Walt cherished his family, was a proud U.S. Navy WWII veteran and active member of his community.
Kevin owned and operated the Hamden Pub for several years, worked for Connecticut Transit as an operator and was a proud U.S. Army veteran.
Bill, a U.S. Army veteran and police officer, was a medical miracle, long defying & baffling some of the world’s most renowned oncologists.
Mitzi, well-known for her interpersonal and communication skills, served many years as a childcare professional and active community member.
James, loving father and grandfather, served as a custodian for the Hamden Board of Education for 30 years.
Ray taught many years in the Wallingford Public Schools system and was a heavily active member of the community and devoted volunteer.
Don was a meticulous craftsman, avid golfer, devoted family man and proud member of the Connecticut National Guard.
Rita served as a dedicated registered nurse and was an active member of the Hospital of St. Raphael School of Nursing Alumni Association.