Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently passed away.
Bill Kelly was an active volunteer in the Greenwich community for many years.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
Barbara spent most of her life living in Cos Cob. She worked for many years as a secretary for MetLife Insurance until her retirement.
"In Greenwich, Nafsika enjoyed countless friendships where she devoted her life to art, charity works and all things beautiful."
Diane was a pre-school teacher, and later director at the Round Hill Nursery School and was active as a member of Greenwich Country Club.
Inge was a world traveler, a dedicated volunteer, an avid gardener, a social butterfly, and friend to everyone.
Diane worked as a pre-school teacher, was a director at the Round Hill Nursery School and was active at Greenwich Country Club.
Ellen had a great sense of humor, she loved to laugh, and she was fun to be with.
Dave knew how to be in the moment. He loved to swim, bike, run and ski and participated in several Ironman triathlons in recent years.
Joan grew up in the Byram area where she later raised her family.
Fergus' sharp wit and unwavering dedication to his family and friends will be deeply missed.
Alonso was a former chair of the board of directors for Abilis.
Dolores was a 51-year resident of Riverside.
Peter spent a quarter of a century in Greenwich.
Tommy's family and friends will miss his good-naturedness, ready smiles, endearing positivity, kindness, generosity, and friendship.
Peg was a loving daughter, dedicated wife, supportive stepmother, extraordinary grandmother, and loyal friend to many.
Carlos was a consummate gentleman, generous with his time and sage advice, who treated every person with respect, humility, and integrity.
Angelos was very passionate about fishing, an avid gardener, and enjoyed the outdoors walking around town with a smile on his face.
Michael loved to laugh and enjoyed making others laugh.
Her family and friends knew her for her intelligence, judgment, strong values, ready sense of humor, and beautiful smile.
For many years, John was the manager of Mickey’s Restaurant in Greenwich and later, Quinn’s Liquor Store.
Marie was a retired schoolteacher who for thirty years taught in public schools in Greenwich.
Tim was a pillar of strength and support, always putting the needs of his loved ones above his own.
Al enjoyed antique cars, NHRA drag racing, listening to oldies music, gardening, and spending time with family and friend.
Ned and his father owned and ran the Esso/Exxon Gas Station on West Putnam Avenue for almost 40 years.
George was a passionate musician, an advanced martial artist and a motorcycle enthusiast.
Most of all, Corinne will be remembered for her truthful kindness, compassion, and grace. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.
Nancy lived in Greenwich for many years and was the inkeeper at the Homestead Inn for nearly two decades. She moved to Stamford in 2014.
John had distinguished careers in television and education, and was once the headmaster of Whitby School in Greenwich.
Harold emanated respect, honor, and an acute sensitivity to the needs of others.
Art was a direct descendant of John Mead, one of the original founders of Greenwich in the 1640s.
Lee will be remembered for his love of the open road, bowling and darts.
Robert will be remembered for his wry sense of humor and storytelling.
The greatest gift Nancy gave the world was her positive attitude about all that she loved.
Daryn was a gentle, creative and sensitive soul, as well as an incredibly talented painter.
Joan was a lady with style and elegance apparent at every age. Her crossword skills and love of British murder mysteries never ceased.
Joseph was a friendly, fun-loving guy, easily loved by everyone he came across.
In addition to his immediate family who will miss him beyond words, Frank was adored by many cousins, friends and colleagues.