At Clairol, Michael patented the formulations behind the successful Nice’n Easy and Natural Instincts hair color product line.
Chris began his career as a freelance framer, eventually opening Chris Durante Framing Studio in Danbury, which he operated for 38 years.
Until 2015, Margot was a paralegal with Pinney Payne, P.C. at offices in Ridgefield and Danbury.
Kevin worked at ASML in Norwalk for more than 25 years.
While raising four children, Betty also worked for Perkin-Elmer, Joel Barlow High School and the town of Redding as the comptroller.
Mike, a local volunteer fire chief, also taught English and directed the theater productions at Joel Barlow High School in the 1970s.
Helge was a "life" member of the Georgetown Volunteer Fire Company.
A psychotherapist for more than 50 years, Patty was a pillar of numerous communities.
Emilio worked in supervisory positions at various manufacturing industries in Connecticut, assisting others to find employment.
For many years, Bob worked at Union Carbide, and held the rights to many patents from his years in research chemistry.
Joe supported many humanitarian and civic causes, including serving on the boards of the U. of Bridgeport and St. Vincent’s Medical Center.
Patricia loved swimming, tennis and 4th of July picnics and fireworks during the summers at the Weston Field Club.
Before his retirement, Alan spent 28 years working as general manager of Benman Industries, alongside his wife Patty, in Bridgeport.
Mark was deployed with the 82nd Airborne – 504 Parachute Infantry Regiment to combat 4 times, and was awarded a Bronze Star.
Mary was the bank bookkeeper and teller at the Ridgefield Savings Bank for over 20 years, and led nature walks at Devil’s Den for many years
Anthony had a warm and gentle demeanor and was adored by everyone who knew him.
Joyce's expertise in art saw her become a member of the Easton Arts Council, the Shelton Art League and the Fairfield Arts Council.
Over the decades (yes, all ten of them!) work never stood in the way of a good time for Nellie.
Peter was the owner of Sugarbeads, a jewelry, gem and gift store on Main Street in Ridgefield with his wife, Andie.
Jackie was a much beloved member of Norfield Congregational Church and leader of its Prayer Warriors.
Barron worked with several law firms before joining Alston and Bird in 1977 as a partner.
A Redding resident since 1942, Bob was the president and owner of M & M Precast Corp. of Danbury.
Jan spent many years raising her children before embarking on a career in childhood education.
Britta Karen (Schneider) Kivell, 65, of Milford, CT passed away too soon, on February 12, 2023
Paula was a secretary at the Gilbert and Bennett Wire Mill and then went on to be a cafeteria worker for the Redding Public School system.
Brien’s pure, compassionate heart was evident in his every action, as was his love for all of God’s creatures.
Lawrence coached both Easton Girls Softball and Easton Little League. He was voted president of Easton Little League for 9 years running.
Barb and her husband, Lou, loved the theater, concerts in NYC, visits to Tanglewood and travels around the world over the years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen moved from Scarsdale to the Meadow Ridge Senior Lifecare Community in Redding in 2003.
Richard was an encyclopedia of knowledge, everyone’s go-to, a jack of all trades, and a perpetual problem solver.
Eleanor was the longtime district commissioner for the Lonetown Pony Club and an avid member of the Redding Country Club.
Bev’s love of animals was well-known. She regularly donated to various animal welfare organizations, too numerous to count.
He worked in financing for cellular communications & independent TV stations before representing Major League Baseball players as an agent.
During the course of his career, John served as planning consultant to the towns of Bethany, Easton, Weston and Redding.
Tibor enjoyed working, gardening, traveling, playing cards with friends and activities at the Norwalk, Weston and Westport Senior Center.
Bill coached little league in Redding, and actively supported the Mark Twain Library.
Margaret was a published author and wrote while the kids were napping.
First responders are mourning the death of Weston volunteer firefighter and EMT Mark Blake, who died Sept. 20, at age 61.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
Kathy loved to read, travel and always enjoyed having a meal and a glass of wine out.