A North Haven High graduate, he was past president, past treasurer, and liaison for the North Haven Professional Firefighters Association.
A day care worker for many years at ACES in North Haven, Cathy dedicated her life to her family and kids.
“In addition to her warm smile, intelligence, and wit, Fran will be remembered for her strong will and determination.”
With his boisterous personality and witty sense of humor, Lenny brought smiles and laughter to everyone who had the good fortune to know him
Ken was a licensed architect since 1988 and practiced with his firm for over 25 years. He was also a building official and a plan reviewer.
Amedeo was a Quality Control Engineer for Specialty Cable in Wallingford and was the founder of the Tri-Capita Investment Group.
A North Haven High School graduate, Lisa worked for Stop & Shop for 38 years until her retirement.
A U.S. Navy veteran, he served on the North Haven Police Department for over 40 years until retiring as a Sergeant.
A co-captain of the basketball team at North Haven High School, he received a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Vermont.
Betty truly enjoyed doing all she could for her family, especially her grandchildren who she loved unconditionally.
A 3-term President of the New Haven Elks Lodge and current Chairperson of the Trustees, her passion for Community Service were unparalleled.
She worked as a Children’s Service Consultant for the State of Connecticut for many years until her retirement.
He was chef and co-owner of Shore Point Café in Branford. After that, he was with Whole Foods Market for 14 years.
Ken worked for the North Haven Public Works Department for more than 30 years until his retirement.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, Joseph worked in food service management for many years until his retirement.
A member of the Wallingford Elks Lodge #1365, he enjoyed boating, fishing, his mom’s delicious cooking, and listening to Willie Nelson music
She was known for her feisty spirit, gentle demeanor, and warm, loving energy.
She worked as the Parish Administrator at the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, and also as a teacher at the BenHaven School in New Haven
Affectionately known as “Mrs. D,” she worked as a Library Paraprofessional at Mill Road and Clintonville Schools in North Haven.
Ranay worked as an Administrative Assistant at Yale School of Medicine and Infertility for 40 years.
She worked in North Haven’s Ridge Road School cafeteria until retirement. Her greatest joy was her family, who she loved unconditionally.
Beloved Mother, Grandmother, Sister and Aunt
A U.S. Air Force veteran, he owned and operated his own painting business for many years after retiring from the NHFD.
She worked as a store manager for several businesses, and was a lifelong member and officer of the North Haven/Cheshire Grange.
Rich retired from the Connecticut D.O.T. where he worked in maintenance and then transferred to Storrs.
Robert was genuinely kind and was always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need.
Ray, who worked at Mark Levinson Audio Systems in Hamden, liked antiques and bargain hunting at flea markets.
She had a long career in education and served as assistant superintendent in Meriden and superintendent of schools in North Haven.
She had a 59-year teaching career in North Haven schools, and holds the distinction of having taught longer than anyone else in Connecticut.
John worked at Morganite Crucible for 25 years, he was a security guard for over 30 years, and worked for M&J Bus Company for 5 years.
A U.S. Navy veteran, he worked for 30 years with IBM Corporation and then with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
Owner of Quasar Mechanical of North Haven, he was an avid outdoors man who enjoyed hunting, fishing, photography, painting, wood carving.
Curt spent years coaching softball, youth, high school (Maloney) & college (Albertus Magnus). Family was the most important part of his life
Emilia was always energetic, enthusiastic and her warm smile and positive attitude would brighten every room she entered.
She worked as a Deputy Division Director for National Science Foundation in DC for many, many years.
A U.S. Navy Veteran during World War II, he worked as a crane operating engineer for Local 478 and later for Metro North until retirement.
Vinny was the co-owner & operator of Dover Autobody. During his children’s youth, he was President of the North Haven Midget football league
She had worked as a traveling nurse for the VNA in Guilford for many years.
He was a police officer at Yale-New Haven Hospital and a custodial supervisor with the New Haven Board of Education.
Her greatest joy was entertaining family and friends, especially around the holidays. Pat’s feisty personality extended to her career.