He lived most of his life in Orange and volunteered for numerous local organizations
Brian was 6'5'', but was the gentlest of giants. He loved spending time in nature with his fiance and his dogs.
John, a Ford Mustang enthusiast, worked as an engineer and manager at Madison Polymeric for over 30 years and adopted many rescue animals.
"In 1953, John joined the Hamden Fire Department and served until his retirement in 1991..."
A carpenter at New England Stair Company for 22 years, he was an avid fisherman, golfer, & instigator of many spontaneous wiffle ball games.
George dedicated his life to his family, friends, community and to unrelenting selfless acts of kindness.
Chance cared more about others than herself. She impacted the lives of so many people in such a positive way that can’t be measured.
"Roland was an avid music lover! All genres and styles he could be found listening and dancing to it all the time."
Donna, known as "Boston Strong" and for her quick wit, was a devoted teacher at Platt Technical High School as a coach and paraprofessional.
Susan, along with cherishing her family and beloved animals, she was a dedicated teacher in the Orange Public School System for 34 years.
Richard was a longtime teacher in the Milford school system. He also served as football coach and Athletic Director in town.
Joe was a previous employee of the State of CT Department of Corrections, a proud U.S. Navy veteran and a devoted member of the Streetrods.
Proud U.S. Navy Veteran of the Korean War
Chrissy, known for her kindness, faith, strength and determination, was a dedicated teacher and devoted member of the community.
Carleen, a loving wife, mother and grandmother, enjoyed a long career as an Ultra High Net Worth Accountant at KPMG and Price Waterhouse.
Herbert was a professional racecar driver, avid NASCAR fan, devoted family man and proud U.S Marine veteran.
Walter was a retired mechanical engineer and project manager for Pitney Bowes and an active and dedicated member of the community.
Linda was a devoted and passionate educator, teaching more than 25 years, serving most recently at Bunnell High School.
Frank was a longtime dedicated employee of SNET and a proud, active fireman at the Orange Volunteer Fire Department for 51 years.
Tony was a retired district manager at SNET, along with being a dedicated member of the Orange community, serving in various roles.
Frances loved to play bingo, shopping and spending time with friends and family.
Michael, a devoted son and friend to many, worked many years as a delivery driver.
Ginny was a devoted member of the community and dedicated 20-year employee of Sikorsky Aircraft, where she formed lifelong friendships.
Debbie worked as an office manager for Taylor & Francis and was credited as an editor for one of their many educational publications.
Mike, a loving family man, was a member of the Connecticut National Guard and worked in sales manager for various medical supply companies.
Kenneth, an assistant grocery manager at Stop & Shop for 42 years, enjoyed the outside, playing basketball & spending time with loved ones.
Ruth was a loving and devoted wife, mother and friend to many.
Bianca, a loving and dedicated wife, mother and grandmother, was a devout Catholic and always proud of her Italian heritage.
Marilyn was lovingly known for her independent spirit, kindness, compassion and devotion to her family and friends.
Daniel was a leader in the Church of the Good Shepard, a devoted family man, hard worker and avid chess player.
Robert was the owner of Mechanical Associates for many years and was heavily involved in the community theater Orange Players.
Sue served the town of Orange professionally and was also a member of the Women’s Republican Club and the Holy Infant Women’s Guild.
Sal was a butcher by trade, Korean War veteran, music aficionado, animal lover, talented musician and devoted family man.
Robert owned and operated his own allergy practice in Orange for many years and served as an adjunct professor at Yale Medical School.
Sonny, a proud U.S. Army veteran and devoted family man, worked for United Illuminating at the New Haven Harbor Station for many years.
Beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather, Brother and Uncle
Sue, an Orange resident for most of her life, served the town in a number of capacities for over 50 years.
Mark, a dedicated and devoted family man, spent many years in the roofing industry working for F.J. Dahill before owning his own business.
Lindsay was known for her creativity, quick wit, heartfelt humor and generous nature. She cherished her loved ones and her Sheltie, Hope.