Recent Death Notices From Norwalk: Ulman, Raymond, Jaroszynski

NORWALK, CT — Here are the recent death notices from Norwalk.

Robert Richard Ulman, 84, died Dec. 19, 2025, a machinist and master custom cabinetmaker who owned Bon-A-Wood, later worked in excavation and truck driving, raced motocross and cars in his youth, captained boats for decades with extensive fishing trips, and spent his free time boating, riding his Harley, traveling, UTVing, attending bike events, and gathering with friends and family.

Jack Bond Raymond, 78, died Dec. 17, 2025, a longtime marina professional and U.S. Merchant Marine Officer who spent more than 50 years at Norwalk Cove Marina, operated tugboats, sailed in major East Coast races including the Bermuda Race, served as a Third Officer on a rare circumnavigation of the eastern United States, and devoted decades to volunteer firefighting and civic service in leadership roles.

Virginia "Ginger" Myslinski, 83, died Dec. 15, 2025, a longtime public school lunch worker who was active with the Columbiettes and as a special minister at St. Thomas the Apostle Church and enjoyed gardening, crocheting, knitting, and cooking.

Mary Ann Jaroszynski, 81, died Dec. 15, 2025, a longtime municipal parks and recreation employee and American Legion member who enjoyed playing cards, bingo, traveling, and the beach.

Ronald Lewis Albert Buckley, 82, died Dec. 14, 2025, an operations executive and consultant who served as vice president at Raytheon (Tyco) and GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, founded RL Buckley Consulting, authored nine books on operations, served on multiple boards, worked earlier as a police officer, and was a longtime member of the Knights of Columbus.