Elizabeth was born in Port Chester, NY on March 10, 1928.
Before retiring, Robert worked as a sergeant for the North Branford PD, before becoming the Director of Security for Evergreen Woods.
For more than 23 years, Jeanine worked for the Yale University Law School in the dining hall.
He was an avid fan of sports, especially car racing, but his greatest joy in life was his family, whom he loved unconditionally.
He was a member of the North Branford and Newington Fire Departments for over 30 years.
She was a cheerleader in High School, and in life, always supporting her family and friends with a kind word and shoulder to lean on.
MaryJane and Leon were longtime residents of the North Branford and New Haven communities.
Barbara’s biggest accomplishment was being a great mom to her children, she will be greatly missed.
Prior to her retirement Ann was a legal secretary for the law firm of Mager and Mager of Milford.
Lorraine retired from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut.
Maureen was a long time employee of SNET in New Haven as well as Dr. Bekeny’s office in Hamden until retirement.
Edward played football and baseball for North Branford High School; was an avid Washington Redskins & Boston Red Sox fan.
She had a long, successful career as the Administrator for the Yale Cardiac Surgical Group, retiring in 2015 after 35 years.
Frank was a Master Barber and the proud owner of High & Crown Barber Shop in New Haven.
Prior to her retirement Barbara was a dispatcher for the Town of North Branford for over 30 years.
Joyce was born in New Haven on October 28, 1941.
Catherine earned her Associates degree in Accounting and worked for Burke Realty as Office Manager for ten years.
While raising her three children Helen worked as a legal secretary in New Haven and then as a secretary for the U. S. Postal Service.
Kelly loved the sea. She was an avid photographer and a talented cook. She will be missed by many.
Along with a very warm smile, she had a heart for helping others and served in multiple organizations.
From 1976-2003, he was a member of Grace Baptist Church in Milford, CT where he sang in the church choir and served on the missions board.
He was a Deacon of the North Branford Congregational Church for many years.
He had worked as a laborer at ETL Corporation and a member of the Laborer’s Local Union 455 for many years.
She enjoyed square dancing (Belles and Beaus) and was a long time parishioner of St. Augustine Church in North Branford.
She is survived by 14 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Over a 35 year span, she was a clinical and classroom nursing instructor for the Hospital of Saint Raphael, Quinnipiac University, and SCSU.
Emilio loved spending time with his family and teaching his children and grandchildren all of his Italian traditions.
She worked for Echlin Manufacturing in Branford for 30 years.
Carole treasured spending time with her family. She loved to spend hours laughing with her children and grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held in North Branford on Sunday, November 18.
A memorial service will be held Saturday November 3.
Josephine was an avid Pinochle card player and enjoyed working in her garden.
Since 1960, Mike had been a dedicated communicant of St. Augustine’s parish. He spent a majority of his life giving back to charities.
Evelyn volunteered with the Girl Scouts of North Branford for 29 years working directly with multiple troops.
She was a lifelong resident of North Branford and member of St Augustine’s (St Ambrose) parish.
Prior to his retirement Joe was an installer and floor mechanic for DellaRocco and Sons. Joe served his country faithfully in the Army.
She served as a Eucharistic Minister at church and was employed at AT&T from which she retired.
She was an active church parishioner of St. Augustine. She enjoyed Bingo, trips to the casino, bowling and gardening.
She had a heart large enough to welcome in all North Branford and she brought joy to every person that was lucky enough to grace her.
She and her husband owned their own farm in Northford.