Guiseppe worked as a machinist for many years for several manufacturing companies in the New Haven area. He most recently worked at SCSU.
Anne had a love for people, she was on the board for her building, she was a floor rep and had a way of making everyone feel welcomed.
Patrick was a sports enthusiast, was a hockey and New York Yankees fan. He enjoyed riding and repairing motorcycles.
Pete, who had a long career in the restaurant business, was a familiar & welcoming face to so many people in North Haven, Hamden & New Haven
Linda, a beloved mother, sister and aunt, enjoyed listening to the Beatles and was a great fan.
Arnold was very active in the community, and served on the Hamden Fair House Commission and was Hamden Fire Commissioner in 1984.
A teacher in Hamden Public Schools for 42 years, he was also the head baseball coach and an assistant football coach for several schools.
Teri, lovingly referred to as 'Banana' and known for her playful and generous spirit, was a proud and loving mother and grandmother.
Joseph, lovingly known as “Papa Joe”, was a longtime engineer, a man of strong faith, deeply devoted to family and always entertaining.
Esther, known for her love and beautiful smile, worked many years in healthcare and was a devoted caretaker for her adoring family.
James worked for Brescome prior to retirement and served many years as a minister for the Church of the Ascension and St. Rita's Parish.
John worked for the CT Dept. of Motor Vehicles and was a member of the University Men's Glee Club of New Haven for over 50 years.
Joseph enjoyed a successful 37-year career with Southern New England Telephone and was a longtime dedicated member of the Hamden community.
Linda was a loving and adoring wife, mother, grandmother and friend to many.
Marguerite worked at the Knights of Columbus for almost 30 years, enjoyed camping with friends and spending time with family.
Bernard was an employee of the Regional Water Authority for 50 years, a proud U.S. Marine and an active member of the Hamden community.
Gordon, known for his wisdom, gentle sense of humor, devotion to family and his craft, was a Yale neuroscientist of international stature.
Frank was a U.S. Navy veteran and longtime employee of UI. He enjoyed golf, painting and photography and was known for his sense of humor.
Jim, a proud U.S. Army veteran, worked many years in construction as a plumber and foreman and developed a lifelong affinity for traveling.
Jack, a man of various interests and talents, was a sailor, master carpenter, journalist, photographer, artist, musician, and inventor.
Anthony, always full of life, was known for his kind, generous soul, unforgettable smile, devotion to family, dedication and work ethic.
Mike was a decorated U.S Marine veteran and the proud owner of Treadwell Electric and Valley Investors Partnership.
Isschar was known for his larger-than-life personality and his passion for the arts, including music, writing, acting and drawing.
Marguerite was a dedicated social worker as well as a proud and devoted member of the community, serving on numerous organizations.
Raymond worked over 40 years for Moore Business Forms and was a 2015 inductee into the Hamden High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
Father Bob faithfully served the community for 50 years and was a dedicated member of many local groups and organizations.
At Hamden High School, Gerry was a member of the Theater Guild, assistant editor of the school paper, and a sports team cheerleader.
Shirley, a previous employee of Leon’s Bakery, cherished spending time with loved ones and was a dedicated member of the community.
Allan, a U.S. Army veteran, worked for Curved Glass as a supervisor and Whalley Glass as a manager for over 30 years until his retirement.
Maria was a dedicated math teacher for many years in Beirut, Lebanon, prior to serving 26 years at Hamden Hall Country Day School in Hamden.
Scott worked many years as a computer consultant, was a talented musician and a devoted father.
A football player at Hamden High School, Elijah was a generous and caring young man who was passionate about nature and sports.
Michael, lovingly remembered as good-hearted and a sharp dresser, cherished his family, friends and especially his beloved dog, Rex.
Bob proudly served the New Haven Fire Department, rising to rank of Battalion Chief, along with being a dedicated member of the community.
Gloria served as the Executive Director of Alumni Relations at the Yale University School of Law and was a member of the Mory’s Association.
Michael was a proud U.S. Army veteran and a retired Superintendent for the Town of Hamden Department of Public Works.
Henry, an avid car enthusiast, was a dedicated employee of the Town of Hamden Department of Public Works for many years.
Ruth cherished her time with loved ones, served as an Assistant Registrar of Voters in Hamden and proudly as a Justice of the Peace.
David, a dear friend to many and a devoted husband, worked for the Veterans Hospital in West Haven prior to retirement.
Peter, a talented artist and landscaper, worked many years in facilities at Yale University and was a member of the Connecticut MG Club.