Besides raising her five children, Victoria enjoyed cooking, especially holiday meals, and baking cookies and holiday pies for all occasions
Lori’s compassion and care extended beyond humans. She was extremely passionate and loving towards all animals.
He proudly served as a Paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division, and spent nearly 30 years in the Army Reserves, retiring as a Lt. Colonel.
He was a dedicated parishioner of Most Holy Trinity Church, where he served as an usher as well as an active member of the Wallingford Elks.
“Anyone who knew Danno knew he cared deeply about them and never said goodbye without saying he loved you.”
He began his career in banking in Wallingford, then for many years managed his own professional tax and accounting services firm in town.
Wayne worked as a nurse for many years in the areas of rehabilitation and long-term care. He will truly be missed by family and friends.
Susan started her teaching career in Wallingford where she taught general music. She worked in the New Haven School system for several years
He excelled in sports and was a natural at baseball, where he made it to the Minor Leagues. He played hockey until the age of 83.
An avid tennis player, golfer (with one certified hole-in-one), & skier, she added hiking, biking, & kayaking to her many athletic pursuits.
Elaine, a Lyman Hall graduate, enjoyed traveling and gift giving and loved to cook. Her kindness was felt by everyone she met.
She worked at the W.I. Clark Company as a Sales Administrator for almost 40 years and could be seen walking her dogs on the trails at Choate
MaryJane worked at Masonic Home and Hospital for 25 years, first as a nurse, and later as a nurse educator.
She established the Art Therapy Department for The Children’s Center Community Programs and started her private practice in Cheshire.
Chris loved being a nurse and having the opportunity to make true connections. Above all, & most importantly, she loved her family fiercely.
A U.S. Navy veteran, Jay worked as a driver and transported fellow veterans to their medical appointments at the VA in West Haven.
“He was charismatic, had an impeccable sense of taste and style, had a sharp wit and truly loved connecting with people.”
David, who played baseball and football at Sheehan High School, worked alongside his father at J. Boober Construction Co. for 18-plus years.
Linda, Hamden Hall graduate, fully enjoyed the arts; she loved music from the 60s, she played guitar and wrote her own songs.
A retired teacher in the Wallingford Public School System, she was famous for how her purse held anything anyone might need.
She enjoyed a long successful career teaching many children over the years at North Haven Middle School & Moran Middle School in Wallingford
A World War II U.S. Army Veteran, he was awarded three Bronze Star Medals and was the recipient of a Purple Heart.
Art worked as a real estate appraiser for over 35 years, and enjoyed traveling the state in search of new food spots to try.
Bill was truly a family man. He was loyal to a fault, to his friends, and he had a great sense of humor. He loved life and loved to cook.
A U.S. Army veteran, he volunteered with the Wallingford Symphony Orchestra, the Wallingford Public Library, & the Wallingford Senior Center
A talented artist who was happy to lend his gifts to his grandchildren’s school projects, he was kind, generous & loved by all who knew him.
Known to many as an accomplished cook, her homestyle food was shared with loved ones and also available at a local market for several years.
Besides her flower gardens, she loved to read while enjoying a glass of wine by the ocean, especially in Myrtle Beach.
She loved red roses most, and joyfully watched her grandchildren perform in preschool celebrations, and other plays and concerts.
Beverly worked for Twin Pines Diner in East Haven, and the New Haven Lawn Club. She always put others before herself and loved her family.
He had worked as a Machine Operator at Ashcroft Industry of Stratford for over 40 years until his retirement.
Theodore was a jack of all trades and a contractor. There was nothing he couldn’t fix. He loved to spend time with his family and friends.
Richard served in the United States Army Medical Corp and later retired from AT &T.
With his quick wit and kindness, Kelly touched many throughout his life. He owned and operated Total Sports, based in Wallingford.
An extraordinary wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, friend & respected Registered Nurse – a legend on her floor at MidState Hospital.
A U.S. Army veteran, he worked as a tool cutter and tool grinder for Sargent Manufacturing for 20 years and was a family man above all.
Lloyd was a self-taught electrician, plumber and woodworker. He worked as a draftsman for Pratt and Whitney for many years until he retired.
Elaine, who worked in payroll and administrative roles, also worked with her husband in real estate in the Meriden and Wallingford area.
A World War II Veteran, he owned a barbershop with his brother and worked at Allegheny Ludlum Steel and the Wallingford Country Club.
She retired from the Town of Wallingford Police Department where she worked in the Records Division.