He was the former co-owner of The Breakfast Nook in North Haven. He also worked as an Executive Chef at Whitney Center in Hamden.
He was the owner of Karber Photo in Hamden and also owned & operated Offshore Yacht Sales with offices in Cheshire and Fort Lauderdale.
From a young age through his early 80s he was a self-employed ceramic tile contractor, worked with his father & then carried on the business
John, who proudly served in the Army reserves, was very involved with Hamden Youth Hockey for many years. He will be sadly missed.
A Notre Dame-West Haven graduate, Father Lavorgna was adored by his parishioners and brought joy to so many.
Paul, who grew up playing hockey in Hamden, worked as a landscaper for himself and various local companies. He loved the outdoors.
He had a long career with the State of CT where he served as Chief Financial Officer of the Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services
Carolyn, who enjoyed a long career as a bank manager in Hamden, opened her home and heart to so many and her kindness will not be forgotten.
He worked as an Operations Manager for Peter Pan Lines for many years & enjoyed golfing, watching UConn basketball, and camping.
She was a longtime parishioner of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, taught CCD and was a member of the Altar Guild.
Her long career as an OR nurse at Yale New Haven Hospital remains a hallmark of the generosity that defined her life, and now her legacy.
A longtime crossing guard, Jean worked as the animal control officer for the Town of Hamden for 27 years until her retirement in 2006.
He devoted many years to coaching youth baseball and being a member of both the board of the Hamden Youth Hockey Association.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, Bill was a branch manager at multiple banks in Hamden and was known for his unlimited spirit of volunteerism.
A lifelong Hamden resident, she retired from the Hamden School System as a food service manager.
She worked at WELI Radio Station, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, and then was a longtime employee of H.B. Ives Co. in New Haven.
Known as the “Matriarch” of the Cesare Family, Carol was always devoted to family as well as to her town, and lived life to the fullest.
Born in Nepal, Mr. Shrestha was the owner of the Cumin India Restaurant in Hamden.
A U.S. Army veteran who earned a National Defense Medal, he was involved with Hamden Father's Baseball & Basketball Programs for many years.
He attended Wilbur Cross High School and graduated in 1995.
Most of all, Dave cherished time with his family and well into his 80s regularly drove hundreds of miles to be with them.
She worked at Yale University and Quinnipiac University before working at Hamden Public Schools, where she retired after more than 22 years.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, he worked for the USPS for nearly 45 years before his retirement in 2021.
Mark, a loving husband and father, owned Fairfield Teachers’ Agency, and he and his staff helped thousands of educators secure employment.
Affectionately known as D-Nice to her girls, she was a hairdresser for over 40 years. Her loyal clientele were like family to her.
Patrice was a realtor for over 40 years and worked for Beazley West Haven, and more recently Arnold Peck’s Realty World.
Bob served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He enjoyed playing golf until he was almost 90.
She enjoyed working for many years as a beloved elementary schoolteacher in Hamden. Her love, kindness, and wit will be missed.
A graduate of ACES, she had been attending the ARC of Greater New Haven Day Program.
Hank was a Sales Consultant for Renewal by Anderson for many years. He loved being in sales and won many awards, trips, and accolades.
John, who worked in the cafeteria at SCSU for 25 years, will be remembered for his kind and generous spirit and his great love of music.
Linda worked as a CNA at Whitney Center Medical Unit for the Elderly. More than anything, she loved her family, friends & people in general.
He was an English Teacher at West Haven High School for 32 years. He loved collecting movies, especially foreign films and very old films.
A U.S. Navy veteran, he served his community by being an avid blood donor with the Red Cross throughout his lifetime.
She became an active member at the Hamden Senior Center, meeting great friends and helping out with various activities.
For much of her career, Sally was a teacher/special education aide in the elementary school system of the Town of Hamden.
A U.S. Army veteran during the Vietnam War, he later enlisted in the U.S. Air Force & served as Master Staff Sergeant in the Security Forces
A U.S. Marine Veteran, he was a patrol officer for the Hamden Police Department for 25 years before retirement.
He was a hard-working, energetic person who loved to have a good time and had a heart of gold.
She took great pleasure in attending her grandchildren's sporting events, rarely missing one. She was loved by everyone who knew her.