Mr. Chapman was a longtime member of the First Congregational Church of Ridgefield.
Joe, a carpenter who built his own house, worked hard, drove old pickups and enjoyed a beer after work.
Paul spent the majority of his career as Vice President of the Copper Development Association in Stamford
"It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of our dear friend and colleague, Lisa Annunziato," the school wrote on Facebook
Agathea Filgate was the founder of the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra and a renowned pianist and music teacher.
Joanne was proud of being a “Marine brat,” as well as a Navy wife.
Bill was a commercial airline pilot and after retirement, became a special education instructional assistant.
A resident of Ridgefield since 1987, Dick was a member of the Ridgefield Men's Golf Club and the Italian American Mutual Aid Society
Peggy took great interest in people and had a special gift of making everyone she met feel welcomed and accepted.
After moving to Ridgefield, Joe served on the boards of the Friends of the Library and the Commission for the Disabled.
Kathryn volunteered at the Keeler Tavern Museum, was a Justice of the Peace and was a parishioner of St. Mary's Church.
Jim was known for his love of music, his tender heart, incredible generosity, and hilarious sense of humor.
A lifelong Ridgefield resident graduating from Ridgefield High School in 1958, Mr. Schuster was an avid equestrian.
A resident of Ridgefield for the past 40 years, Patti owned the Bring N Buy and Bring N Buy Too Consignment Shop on Danbury Road.
Beverley loved gardening, enjoyed traveling, and most of all, cherished the time she spent with her family.
Allen loved golf, jazz, reading, his ancestral home of Ireland, The New York Times, tennis, a good martini, his family, and blueberry pie.
Home was Mary Ellin's sanctuary where she made holidays special for family and friends
Nels served for 46 years on the Ridgefield Planning and Zoning commission, winning election twelve times before retiring in 2013
He completed more than 30 marathons including Boston and New York and the Marine Corps Marathon (his favorite), 20 triathlons and much more.
Joyce's singular love was her gardens; she was in heaven when working in the garden.
David will be remembered for his humor and wit, his love of history and politics and the joy he had while sailing or cruising.
Don was a Board Member of the Ridgefield Library, Savings Bank of Danbury, Danbury Hospital, Rippowam Cisqua School and Emma Willard School
An avid gardener, Renate would spend countless hours tending to her garden, sometimes well past sundown.
Adele is remembered for her independent spirit, principled convictions, and thoughtfulness.
He helped oversee the expansion of the Caldor department store from nine to more than 100 locations.
Mr. Johnston enjoyed fishing, flying remote control airplanes, and boating.
King was an avid sailor and former member of the Stamford Yacht Club.
A longtime Ridgefield resident, Ms. Montanari was a legal secretary working for the offices of attornies Ralph E. Cramp and Reed F. Shields
Mrs. Zandri was a former teller with the former First National Bank of Ridgefield, and n administrative assistant at Zandri Construction.
Barb was a people magnet because of her warm spirit and broad smile. She was the most optimistic person even in the darkest times.
He was an original incorporator of the Ridgefield Community Center as well as serving as treasurer on the Board of Directors.
Harold graduated Ridgefield High School before entering the U.S. Navy, then attended WestConn.
A resident of Ridgefield for 27 years, Richard was the principal attorney with Terbrusch Law Firm, LLC of Danbury.
Bob was Director of Operations at the Ives Concert Park in Danbury and later Technical Director of the Ridgefield Playhouse.
A resident of Ridgefield for the past forty five years, he was a member of the Ridgefield Men's Club and of St. Mary's Parish.
Sharron volunteered with the Ridgefield Playhouse, Danbury Women's Center, CT Mobile Food Bank, Ridgefield Social Services and many others.
He served as a Navy flight instructor, training pilots during WWII at air bases in Jacksonville, Miami and Deland, FL.
He served in the United States Air Force, as a pilot of F86 fighter jets for the NORAD defense system.
A loyal friend, Maria would drop everything to offer support or calmly manage an emergency
Gloria was a graduate of RHS and also a longtime cook at Nina's Restaurant, where many of the customers were also her friends.