Sue, who was a healthcare administrator at Masonicare for more than 20 years, devoted her life to sharing her kindness and love with others.
Chris was the life of the party, the one who made everyone laugh. His sense of humor and impersonations were second to none.
A U.S. Army veteran, he was a proud member of Teamsters Local 443 in New Haven for 40 years, & a truck driver for Stop & Shop for 36 years.
Frenchy, who opened Frenchy’s Auto Repair with his wife Mollie, served many terms on Wallingford’s Planning and Zoning Board.
She served as Coordinator of Creative Expressions Circle of Friends art program for patients at Gaylord Specialty Hospital & Rehabilitation.
She worked tirelessly alongside her husband Bob at Young’s Pleasant View Farms, their family business.
Grace, a devoted wife, sister and aunt, was an avid traveler, always relishing in the opportunity to see the world.
After training tirelessly to become an accomplished magician, clown and all-around entertainer, he was known as “The Wizard of Wallingford.”
David worked many years in maintenance at Gaylord Hospital, was an avid Boston sports fan and a loving and devoted family man.
Thomas was a lifelong resident of Wallingford and was known for his talent in glass work.
Dolly loved spending time with family and friends, camping, a good martini and lottery tickets.
Connie was a devoted member of the Columbiettes Pinta Council #5 and a parishioner of The Church of the Resurrection.
A father of two, John enjoyed being with family and friends.
Helga, always full of life, was an avid bingo enthusiast and cherished her time with friends and loved ones.
Donna, known for her creativity, was a talented artist. She was a lifelong Wallingford resident, avid cook and always devoted to her family.
Joseph was a proud firefighter for the town of Wallingford prior to retirement and was a loving and devoted family man.
Luisa loved cooking, gardening and cherished spending time with her loved ones, while also caring for all types of animals.
Dick, always the proud family man and dedicated youth coach, was a founding father of the Wallingford Junior Football League.
Michael worked as a plant foreman for 42 years at United Concrete Products. He was a loving father, devoted friend and avid football fan.
Before his passing, he could be seen all around Wallingford. He loved to be outside and travel to different parts of the town.
Judy dedicated her career to education serving as a first-grade teacher at the Chapman School in Cheshire as well as the Highland School.
Florence, a longtime employee for the Wallingford Electrical Department, truly cherished spending time with loved ones and friends.
Kevin, a proud business owner and talented craftsman, was lovingly known for his sense of humor, kindness and devotion to family.
John worked for the CT Dept. of Motor Vehicles and was a member of the University Men's Glee Club of New Haven for over 50 years.
Carl, a dedicated New York Yankees fan, proudly served in the U.S. Army and worked for Allegheny-Ludlum until retirement.
Maxine served as a Youth Service Officer for the State of CT prior to retirement and cherished spending time with friends and family.
Marjorie, known for her kind, loving and helpful nature, was a dedicated nurse, serving both Gaylord and Meriden-Wallingford Hospital.
August operated the family business A+D package store for many years. He was an avid music enthusiast, sports fan and devoted family man.
Lorraine worked many years as a bookkeeper at Stanley Judd. She was an avid gardener and a long-standing member of the community.
Janet dedicated her career to nursing, working many years for both the Meriden Wallingford Hospital and Pediatrics Plus in North Haven.
Jan was a faithful member of the Wapping Community and Trinity Covenant Church where she served in several capacities.
Michael was previously employed at JR Christoni Trucking as a mechanic. He enjoyed the outdoors, boating, loved ones and his dog, Kirby.
Kevin, known for his selflessness, positivity and wisdom, was a devoted employee of Ion Bank and an active member of the Cheshire community.
Jennifer was a loving mother, aunt and sister.
Catherine had a passion for charity and missionary work, a devotion to loved ones, was a published author and successful entrepreneur.
Darlene was a graduate of Gal Mar Academy of Hairdressing and continued to work as a hairdresser for more than 30 years.
Helen, a longtime employee for Component Engineers Inc., in Wallingford, was known as one-of-a-kind and cherished time with loved ones.
Gloria served many years as a Human Resources Specialist for Page Communication Engineers. She loved tennis, making friends and performing.
Camille, lovingly referred to as artistic and adventurous, was a talented seamstress, hairdresser, cook and successful business owner.
Nancy, a loving and devoted mother, enjoyed gardening, baking, cooking and truly cherished spending time with loved ones.