1946 - 2024
1943 - 2024
1960-2024
1933 - 2024
As a former lunch aide in the West Haven school system, Diane was delighted to take care of the school children.
He was a longtime member of the Greater New Haven St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee, and served as Grand Marshall in 1993.
For many years, Ed was a well-known auto mechanic, specifically working on Volkswagens and other foreign vehicles.
Jane was a paraprofessional for the West Haven Public Schools for nearly 30 years, finally retiring in April of 2023.
“Whether Al was casting a line at the shore, walking the beach, or grooving to his favorite tunes, it’s clear that Al had a zest for life.”
Michael, who grew up playing football in West Haven, worked for Burns Construction Company in Stratford, as a crew foreman.
Michael proudly served his country in the United States Air Force before returning to civilian life.
Anthony worked as a mechanical designer for Prime Technology and loved fishing, playing pool in local leagues, and enjoying a round of golf.
Kevin touched many lives with his warm personality and quick-witted humor, and will forever be remembered by the nicknames he gave everyone.
Tracy leaves behind a legacy of kindness and compassion and will forever be missed by her family and loved ones.
Tammy will be remembered for her kindness and her sense of humor. She touched the lives of many and will be dearly missed.
A proud Veteran who served during the Vietnam Era, in both the U.S. Army & the USMC, he was a true jokester at heart & the life of the party
He was the former owner of the Shell Gas Station on the corner of Campbell Ave. and Elm St. in West Haven and had worked for AT&T.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Steven's heart belonged to the world of sports, with hockey & baseball holding special places in his soul
Mandy loved her family, friends, cooking, baking, physical fitness & healthy living. She had a love of animals, especially her rescue, Bella
Kendrick had a passion for working with computers and found joy in being a gamer. He was a kind soul, who loved animals and building things.
A Hall of Fame coach and longtime teacher, his true life’s work was his dedication to his players, students, family, and many friends.
Cheryl graduated from Saint Raphael’s School of Nursing and worked for 45 years as a registered nurse.
John was a state-certified carpenter in his early days. He was known to his buddies as “Fozzy” for his long list of jokes.
He was a fantastic cook, had a great sense of humor, loved The Beatles and never missed an episode of Jeopardy.
Sam was formerly employed by Rush Industries as a Computer Technician.
Known for his warm heart and unfiltered sense of humor, he was part-owner and operator of Cameo Cleaners in West Haven for nearly 20 years.
She at one time was a clerical worker at Yale, formerly worked at Wendy’s restaurant, and was an assembler with an electronic factory.
She worked as a registered nurse at the Hospital of Saint Raphael and later worked part-time as a School Nurse in West Haven Public Schools.
Charlie, a lifelong West Haven resident, was a motorcycle enthusiast whose hobbies included playing pool, shooting darts, and fishing.
For many years, Josephine was an Admission and Marketing Director for several local nursing home facilities. She was also a Notary Public.
Wayne and Karen opened Stowe’s Seafood in West Haven, where after 42 years, the landmark business continues to serve its faithful customers.
For many years, Kathy was an L.P.N. in the New Haven area. She volunteered her time working with the Salvation Army.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, he had a long legal career and later became a mediator and arbitrator for the State of Florida Supreme Court.
Charles was a proud veteran, serving in the U.S. Marine Corps since 1967, where he proudly ascended to the rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant.
Ralph had worked for G&O Manufacturing for many years until his retirement.
A U.S. Army veteran, he was involved with West Haven Little League from the 1970s until the 2000s.
Ralph, who retired from Metro-North Railroad, had a heart of gold and a sense of humor to match.
A U.S. Army veteran, he enjoyed a career of 25 years, working for S.N.E.T. and then for Bayer Pharmaceutical prior to his retirement.
Lois retired from People’s Bank where she worked for many years as a teller and served at Our Lady of Victory Church for many years.