Mike enjoyed biking, hiking, playing golf, and most importantly giving the gift of his time & energy to others. He was the kindest of souls.
He was a per diem IT worker for the Stratford Board of Education for several years before being hired full time in 2022.
Lisa graduated from Stratford High School, beginning a career as a pharmacy technician at Bridgeport Hospital.
Richard, who served in the United States Army tank corps for five years, had a long and successful career as a local pharmacist.
He was a veteran of the United States Army and was a retired Working Leader of the underground utilities’ crews for United Illuminating.
He will be remembered as a man with many talents who was loved by all.
Stephanie was a longtime area resident and was a retired secondary school foreign language teacher for the Bridgeport Board of Education.
‘Mrs. C’ was employed for 32 years as Teacher and Guidance Counselor with Pupil Personnel Services in the Milford School System.
He competed in Iron Man triathlons, & loved his trips to Paris, Egypt, Iceland, Prague, Austria, Rome, and many more places around the world
Lorraine was fluent in several languages & she used them throughout her career, most recently at the CT State Department of Social Services.
Michael loved to cook and his passion for food took him to many restaurants over the years.
Sal left high school and joined the U.S. Army during the Korean War and was a retired self-employed carpenter.
Frank was a retired computer programmer for Gen Re Corp. He loved all sports, played semi-pro baseball and was scouted by the NY Mets.
He was a 1985 Graduate of Bunnell High School and Gateway College with high honors and was a mechanical engineer with ASML.
He discovered popular artists Debbie Gibson and NuShooz while at Atlantic Records, & later produced the successful C&C Music Factory records
Frank was formerly of Orange and Stratford. Frank was instrumental in founding the Schick Golf League at Orange Hills Country Club.
She had been an Emergency Medical Dispatcher for Ace Ambulance, Bridgeport Ambulance & AMR in New Haven where she met the love of her life.
Stacy was the ultimate gift in the lives of everyone who knew her. She loved unconditionally and adored her friends and family.
"Denise was a devoted wife and mother, always putting the needs of her family before her own. Her love for her family was immeasurable…"
A Bunnell High graduate, she spent her adult life volunteering in such roles as PTA president, Sterling House Board, Perry House Board, etc.
A pillar of his community, his courage and commitment to justice were evident when he participated in the March on Selma in March 1965.
Gary, who served in the Army National Guard, was a friendly, kind and compassionate person who always went out of his way to help others.
Victor was a proud Marine and served his country honorably. He lived by the motto “once a Marine always a Marine.”
She enjoyed travelling and attending Craft Fairs, but most of all loved spending time with her beloved family.
Joe, a world traveler who went on incredible adventures, dedicated his life to sharing as much love as he could with everyone around him.
He was a graduate of Platt Technical High School, class of 1989 and was a self-employed electrician.
For 25 years, Mary served as an Executive Administrator at Sikorsky Aircraft. Her commitment and professionalism left an indelible mark.
He was involved in many socially responsible civic & political endeavors in Stratford & thoroughly enjoyed coaching his sons' baseball teams
Carolyn was a truly beautiful, caring person that was filled with love and kindness that touched the lives of all that knew her.
Joan was proud of being the first female director at Burndy Corp. She was a wonderful caring “Mom” to everyone.
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Peter’s professional career spanned several decades working for Avco/Textron-Lycoming, Sikorsky Aircraft, and his own venture, AeroAudit.
As creator & host of John LaBarca’s Italian House Party, he brought joy & fond memories of heritage to generations of families for 50 years.
Theresa worked as a merchandising representative, serving many retail outlets in Stratford and surrounding towns.
“Danny had a big heart with an even bigger smile and personality. He was very protective of everyone he loved.”
David, who was working as a landscaper, was a graduate of Bunnell High School and attended Housatonic Community College.
Garry was a talented chef and worked in many fine establishments over the years. He was the executive chef, and owned and operated Café Med.
A longtime secretary for Eli Whitney Elementary School & Flood Middle School, she absolutely loved serving the students, staff, & families.
She worked as a crossing guard for the Milford Police Department and became president of the Milford Square Dance Club.
A problem solver, she was about justice, and advocated for her colleagues as president of the Fairfield Education Association.