Carrie moved to this area in 1990 while working for the Volvo International Tennis Tournament.
In June of 1958, he accepted a call to The Lutheran Church of Madison where he served for 39 years.
The family said they are "extremely fortunate and blessed, to have such a loving, compassionate, and generous Mother/Nana."
She was the owner of Agra Truck of North Branford.
He was an avid tennis player and he started the Senior Tennis league on the shoreline which now has over 70 members.
He was active in Little League, Pop Warner and high school athletic sports of football and lacrosse.
Katy loved being a middle school teacher in Madison and Hartford, most recently at the Noah Webster Micro Society.
She and her late husband owned and operated NAPA/Campus Auto Parts, Inc. of New Haven. In her retirement, she volunteered.
His claim to fame came when he bloodied Ralph Nealy’s nose, later a tackle for the Dallas Cowboys, in the big city football showdown.
She hosted her cousins from around the world always with zest and love and loved to travel throughout the world as well.
Ed was honored in 2016, receiving the Madison Lions Club Public Service Award, as well as becoming Madison’s Citizen of the Year.
He was a custodian at Tuxis Lumber & Hardware Store in Madison, and also at Our Lady of Mercy School and St. Margaret Parish.
She loved reading and gardening and was a creative home cook, always ready to try new recipes.
In her retirement she was active in Madison Community Services, Inc.
He touched many lives during his short time on this earth. He was, a loyal and dedicated employee and was always there to help people.
Art's greatest passion was his motorcycle collection and his work with restoring and maintaining classic motorcycles.
She had a love for all music, and was a wonderful piano player herself. She was also an accomplished oil painter.
David was a U.S. Army veteran, a Guilford High School and University of New Haven graduate and a Certified Public Accountant.
After marrying her husband, Art, they bought the Madison Coffee Shop and enjoyed many years in the restaurant business.
He was a historian of the American Revolutionary War period and dedicated most of his life to this passion.
He was a member of the VFW and the Madison Country Club. After retiring in 1990 he resided in Florida until recently.
She was a member of the Madison Winter Club, where one was never sure what type of shenanigans she was up to.
He was married for 66 years.
He began a second career as a high school history and Spanish teacher, and golf and rifle team coach, at Coginchaug Regional High School.
Ken Davies is a renowned American Realist still life and trompe l'oeil painter. Ken designed three United States Postage Stamps.
She spent the last 25 years of her career as the School Nursing Supervisor for the city of New Haven.
She was an active member of St. Margaret Church and served as president of the Womens' Guild there.
In her day Joan loved singing and acting in school theater productions, playing the piano, and lifeguarding.
She was born in New Haven.
Eric was a gifted football official. He was an active member of the New Haven Football Officials Association.
He touched all who knew him with his magnanimous generosity of spirit and love of life. He is survived by his beloved wife of 52 years.
She lived in Milford for 56 years and a was active in her St. Mary's parish guild, volunteered at Milford Hospital.
He worked as a guidance counselor for Brown Middle School in Madison.
Marian was an avid painter and sketch artist for most of her life and had her artwork on display at numerous shows around the shoreline area
He was a devoted member of the community and an avid volunteer.
She did a lot of volunteer work in Madison including 12 years of hearing screening students in Madison.
He enjoyed time at the summer lake house jet skiing and boating. Chris also enjoyed riding motorcycles with his wife.
She loved the town of Madison and was happy to raise her daughters there. Ruth was a member of the Madison Women's Club and Scout leader.
He was a true outdoorsman, who loved golfing, hunting, fishing and boating, and loved his family and lived life to the fullest.
He worked for Christ Chapel in Madison for many years. He was a Navy veteran of the Korean Conflict.