Ken, a U.S. Army veteran who was awarded a Bronze Star in Vietnam, worked for Aetna Insurance and Anthem Blue Cross until retirement.
Dr. Herrle served the Wallingford and Meriden communities with compassion and love for 67 years.
She worked as a secretary in the Wallingford school system until retirement, spending many years at Moses Y. Beach and Mary J. Fritz Schools
June was a devoted mother and loving grandmother. She dedicated her life to her sons, working hard to provide for them independently.
David had a long, successful 34-year career with Amtrak Railroad, retiring in 2011, where he made many memories and lifelong friends.
She worked for Gaylord Hospital in the Business Office for many years and established lasting friendships with her colleagues.
She was a cafeteria monitor at Pond Hill School and volunteered with the W.Y.S.L., Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Church of the Resurrection.
Howard, an active member with Chorale Connecticut and the Wallingford Chorus, volunteered his time at the Wallingford Public Library.
She became an APRN and served in the Polish Red Cross before immigrating to the United States, she also worked for many years at Masonicare.
Nicholas was a partner with Kowalski Realty and their various development companies, and he eventually moved on to Stephen Realty.
Glenys worked for Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield for more than 20 years.
Eunice, who worked for Dr. Harry Conte, will always be remembered for her kindness & generosity to others.
Jim was an avid guitar player and would often play for many hours. He was also a member in several local bands.
Incredibly creative, curious and adventurous, Pam spent years performing, and then translated her talents into a career as a teacher.
A longtime McDonald’s owner, he remained loyal to his family, his friends, his Wallingford community and his Greek heritage.
A longtime teacher and coach, his dedication to kids, in all capacities, was truly remarkable & he touched many lives throughout the years.
Judy worked in IT for AT&T and as an accountant for Hartford Healthcare, and Bristol Hospital.
He was most happy when surrounded by his kids, his family & friends, telling stories and reminiscing about the good old days.
Diane, who worked for Anthem Blue Cross, NCR, and Aetna Insurance Company, will be remembered for always being the “life of the party.”
Family was his passion and he also loved hockey - coaching, watching and playing. He played for Quinnipiac, ND-Fairfield, and the Dinosaurs.
She worked alongside her husband and children operating Gigante’s Deli for 50 years.
Melinda was passionate and truly loved her work as a Registered Nurse. She cared deeply about every patient, family, and colleague she met.
Bob, who was always an active member of the Wallingford Community, started production of steamed cheeseburger chests in his basement.
A U.S. Army veteran, he continued his service as a Law Enforcement Officer in Wallingford for 28 years, achieving the rank of Lieutenant.
Vinny, who worked in the metal fabrication industry, was known as the consummate joker and always had a funny story to tell.
After high school, Rob was an engineer, but later in life took up carpentry and found one of his true passions in life.
He was a Heavy Equipment Operator in which he had a passion for, for many years with multiple Union halls and companies in various states.
She was a beloved wife, daughter, sister, aunt, and friend.
Gene was a man of warmth, kindness, and generosity. He leaves behind a legacy of love, family, and cherished memories.
Dave, a proud U.S. Navy veteran of the Vietnam War, found a passion for painting in retirement & converted his basement into an art studio.
Although he was a lifelong Wallingford resident, he sailed to every corner of the globe after graduating from the Merchant Marine Academy.
A Lyman Hall graduate, she worked as a Social Services Director for 10 years with the Salvation Army and 24 years with Liberty Resources.
Kathleen worked many years at W. I. Clark Company in Wallingford until her retirement. She was an avid reader and a devoted mother.
Frank proudly served as a Medic in the Army Reserve and worked for Quinnipiac College as Director of Information Systems for over 30 years.
He co-owned, with his wife, the family business Technical Associates Group, Inc., and was a longtime hockey coach with the Wallingford Hawks
Her most cherished, and final occupation, was as a devoted pet sitter for over two decades with Wagging Tails.
He founded Kniess’ Gourmet Catering in Wallingford, which became the exclusive caterer at Bill Miller’s Castle in Branford, Connecticut.
Dave graduated from Lyman Hall in 1967 and dedicated a significant part of his career to the United States Postal Service.
She was a chemistry teacher at Lyman Hall before retiring to pursue her passion project – Circle K Farms, which opened in 1995.
Donna, a Sheehan graduate, was an active member with the Wallingford Garden Club where she participated in many of their projects.