She served as a politician and a public servant during her decades of service to the Town of East Haven from Mayoral assistant to Selectman.
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A meritorious service-awarded Vietnam veteran, he was a decorated New Haven Police officer and a member of the Inland Wetlands Commission.
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An outpouring of love, and grief over the death of the legendary East Haven musician can be found in countless social media posts.
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She was the owner/operator of Merle Norman Studio in Branford, and she was active civically and in the business community.
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A US Army Korean War veteran, he was a self-taught woodworker who enjoyed working in his gardens and East Haven Senior Club bingo, trips.
Loving, caring and generous to friends, she was devoted to animals, especially the many dogs she had, and she enjoyed air travel.
A skilled cook, animal lover, Pavarotti fan, she was a member of St. Clare’s Church Ladies Guild and neighborhood "ladies penny poker club."
A retired employee of Echlin with over 35 years of service with sales promotion, she enjoyed playing bingo and crocheting.
A beloved father and grandfather, he was born in New Haven in 1966.
A nurse, she enjoyed a long career at St. Raphael's Hospital, and loved to knit, read, do crossword puzzles, and was interested in genealogy
A longshoreman, he enjoyed betting on horses, crabbing, Atlantic City trips to see friends, and never missed a Western or $10 lottery bet.
A 30-year West Haven teacher, she was a former Civil Air Patrol member, and a St. John’s Episcopal Church of North Guilford member.
A Yale accountant, she loved travel, was a top duckpin bowler, played semi-pro softball but catch with her grandson was her favorite sport.
An Air Force veteran who worked at the former Mammoth Mart store, she collected angels and bells, and loved puzzle books.
An RN, she created the 1st ICU & Coronary Care Unit at Yale New Haven Hospital in 1962, was 1st to revive a patient with "new crash cart."
Deeply connected to her family, she loved basketball, softball, cats, and all things girly, especially the color pink.
She loved nature, the beach, baking old family recipes, and she was a fierce protector of the people she loved, especially children.
Prior to her retirement, Mary was a Bookkeeper for A-1 Toyota of New Haven.
An Army National Guard member, he was known for his kindness, generosity, genuineness and leaves a legacy of love, compassion and devotion.
Survived by her loving husband of 57 years, family, and friends are invited to meet and attend a Mass of Christian Burial on Thursday.
After working many years for CT Orthopedics, she retired in 2014.
Prior to her retirement, Elvira was employed by D’Elia Associates, working in the Accounts Payable Department.
A beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, before retiring, she was a processor for Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Born in Germany in 1935, she loved her family, the casino, bingo, playing cards, scenic drives, being social and connecting with others.