Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently passed away.
Judy served as the director of volunteers for Person to Person for over four decades.
Catharine was a professional artist, and her work was featured in hundreds of gallery shows and competitions, winning numerous awards.
Phedon's final years were spent with his beloved wife in Darien where they could be near their three children and eight grandchildren.
Dick was a cherished father, grandfather, and member of the Darien community for over five decades.
Herb graduated from Stamford High School and joined the Navy during WWII. His memory will forever be cherished by his loving family.
Bob was deeply loved and will be forever missed.
David loved gardening, playing bocce with friends, and watching soccer and boxing on TV. He was very proud of his Italian heritage.
Before moving to Darien, Gloria resided for many years in Olney, Maryland and Annapolis, Maryland.
Tom was a 45-year resident of Darien.
Vincenzo was born in Grotteria Reggio Calabria, Italy, on August 6, 1927.
Peter led an accomplished life filled with love, intention and integrity, but his greatest joy came from being with his family and friends.
Charlotte was a loving and generous mother, a kind and compassionate friend and a spirited lover of life.
Most of all, John was happy being with his family and helping others.
Dot was a woman of faith and a lifelong member of Noroton Presbyterian Church where she often enjoyed early service in the second pew.
Those who had the privilege of knowing Jim will forever remember his infectious laugh.
Ned will be remembered by all for his humor, humility, and kindness.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Ron had a wide range of interests, but family was paramount to him.
Above all, Gary embraced life and love. He was an EMT in Darien and also served as the operations director for Darien EMS-Post 53.
Virgil was a “people person” to the core, and no one met him without his bigger-than-life spirit making an impression.
Angelo will lovingly be remembered as a kind, generous, dependable, hard working and fun man.
Rose will be remembered for her smile, as a wonderful wife and mother, loyal friend and will be sorely missed.
Prudence was the heart and soul of the Burkhart family, where she spread so much love and joy to each and every one of her family members.
Norman moved to the Delafield Island neighborhood in Darien in 1979.
Dr. Chandler and his private dental practice served the Darien community for over 40 years.
He will be remembered for his love of family, his brilliance, his integrity, his strong work ethic and his passion for history and politics.
Kathy worked for 29 years in Darien Public Schools; she was "a dedicated educator and a champion of children."
Ed lived in Darien for nearly 40 years.
Carole was born in Stamford, and was a longtime resident of Darien.
Rick enjoyed spending time with his family and enjoyed hosting many large family gatherings.
More than anything, John loved getting together with his family and friends.
Greg's enthusiastic curiosity and conversational gifts made him a best friend to both young and old.
Doris was an excellent bowler often achieving high triple, high average and high single awards from her bowling league.
Carole had a witty sense of humor with a positive and sweet demeanor and was a genuine, loyal friend.
Arlene became an accomplished bridge and mahjong player in her retirement and never gave up rooting for the NY Football Giants.
Mary Jane was the most devoted mother who would do anything for her children whether they asked or not.
Dominick was a self-made businessman. He started his own landscaping business which has lasted for decades.
Frank spent his entire career in banking, and had a strong sense of civic duty, volunteering countless hours over the decades.
Jeff was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, friend and colleague.