Prior to his retirement, Rodney enjoyed his career as a Pastry Chef. He was also a proud U.S. Navy Veteran.
Mary was a longtime parishioner of Our Lady Victory Church. She volunteered many years at the annual carnival, always making fried dough.
Betty worked for the West Haven Board of Education for over 30 years and was a lifelong parishioner of Our Lady of Victory Church.
Douglas worked as a mechanic for the VA Hospital of West Haven for many years. He sang opera for several years and will be greatly missed.
Prior to his retirement, with his siblings, they were the owners and operators of Ferrie Brothers Paving.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, Ted was a trumpet player in the Connecticut Hurricanes Drum & Bugle Corps in his youth.
Gail was employed by Yale New Haven Hospital for more than 22 years, whereby her heartfelt ways were in earnest and unending.
A fixture in West Haven, George dedicated his life to his family, friends, community and to unrelenting selfless acts of kindness.
A U.S. Army veteran, Larry enjoyed working for the USPS and was a Eucharistic Minister at his church and at the Hospital of St. Raphael’s.
In 1965, he established the Arnold J. DeMaio Insurance Agency, Inc., which he operated until his retirement in 1997.
Glen, an accomplished athlete and golf aficionado, was known for his generosity, thoughtfulness, kindness and love for friends and family.
Ed, a loving family man and avid outdoorsman, retired from Lynn Ladders and Scaffolding as an operator following many years of service.
Carmen, known as kindhearted, for his work ethic and love of family, was a member of the International Union for Painters and Allied Trades.
James was always proud of his Scottish heritage, a longtime West Haven native and overall loving and devoted family man.
Bob was a standout athlete, proud Navy vet, dedicated friend, family man, active member of the community and overall man of many talents.
Teresa was a loving mother, daughter and grandmother.
Betty was always devoted to her friends and family as well as lovingly known for her selflessness and passion for helping others.
Walt enjoyed a long career in engineering for AVCO Lycoming, while also serving his community for numerous organizations.
Robin worked many years for Stop & Shop and Christmas Tree Shops where she was well-known and beloved by fellow employees and customers.
Dante, known for his giving nature and sense of humor, was an avid fan of automotives, football and always cherished his loved ones.
Eleanor, a lifelong West Haven resident, was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Josephine was actively involved with St. Anthony’s Church and a member of the West Haven Italian American
A U.S. Marine Corp. & Air Force veteran, he had a long career as a Connecticut State Trooper & an inspector for the State Attorney’s Office.
George was a staple in the community, dedicated employee at the New Haven Register as a machine operator and overall loving family man.
Conor, a loving son and friend, worked as a heavy equipment operator for NPL Construction and enjoyed boating, fishing and jet skiing.
Walter was a talented craftsman, devoted family man and proudly volunteered at the West Haven Community House for many years.
Anna, a registered nurse, enjoyed a long, decorated career of 58 years in nursing services, working at numerous facilities locally.
Joseph, an avid golfer, gardener and loving husband and father, worked as a maintenance millwright for many years.
Hugh, a highly skilled mason, was known for his generosity, compassion, integrity, charisma, competitive spirit and his infectious smile.
Chuck, a tireless worker known for his kindness and generosity, was the proud owner of both the Rand Carpet Service and Shoreline Flooring.
Fred, a devoted family man and friend to many, worked for Metro-North Railroad for over 30 years.
Damian was a proud U.S. Army Veteran, previously serving in Vietnam, and was an employee of Star Distributors prior to retirement.
Jaime, known as a hard worker, for his devotion to family and for his humor, was employed many years by C. J. Fucci Construction.
Beverly, a loving and devoted wife, worked many years for the West Haven Probate Court and was a talented quilter and basket maker.
Arlene, a woman of God and devotion to loved ones, worked for Pez Manufacturing as a machine presser for 37 years.
Mary, a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother, worked for Yale-New Haven Hospital prior to retirement.
Dorothy, known for her effervescence, fun-loving spirit and compassion, cherished her time with family and worked many years for PetroTech.
Sonny proudly served the U.S. Army in the Korean War, enjoyed a career in retail and was a loving and devoted family man.
Angelica, affectionately nicknamed "Shorty," was known for her kind soul and as a "free spirit" with artistic endeavors.
Morgaine was known as an extraordinary woman that cherished her family and friends unconditionally.