A pioneer in Connecticut athletics, Cynthia made history as the first woman umpire in the state to officiate men’s softball.
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Michael was known for his kindness, humor, ability to talk with anyone, and leaving a lasting impact on everyone who knew him.
Bob belonged to the Milford Irish Heritage Club and a former member of the CT Seaport Car Club.
His attributes of integrity, kindness, diligence, joy, and humility are his fame.
Beloved father and friend.
She devoted her life to her family and friends and leaves behind four generations who adored her.
In the West Haven community, Neal was widely known as “Turk,” the former owner of Turks Restaurant, a beloved local institution.
Peter worked as a dedicated installer for SNET and AT&T for over 35 years. He was a hard worker who had a strong work ethic.
Jim will be remembered as a loving husband, devoted father, and proud “Pop Pop” whose life was filled with faith, family, and kindness.
Dorothy’s kindness, intelligence, and vibrant spirit will be deeply missed, but her memory will live on in the many lives she touched.
Devoted Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Friend
Anna had a deep love for gardening, was proud of her Ukrainian heritage, and above all, Anna’s greatest joy was her family.
Miriam was an accomplished occupational therapist, skilled watercolor teacher, and beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother.
Garrett was kind, sweet, and genuine to his core, and his friends and family will deeply miss his light and energy that he brought.
Vincent was a beloved husband, brother, uncle and friend.
She found joy in gardening, local farmers markets, and road-tripping with her husband. Above all else, Paula was a devoted wife and mother.
Wendy found joy in simple pleasures: watching cooking shows, preparing meals, crafting, and spending time with her many friends.
She will be remembered for her hard work, love of adventure, and the warmth she shared with those around her.
Ellen was a thoughtful and kind woman whose warmth touched everyone who knew her.
Town Clerk of Orange for several years, Jean was a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother.
Anyone who knew Donna will recall her laugh, her irreverent and well-placed quips, and her commitment to work of caring for those in need.
Marilyn Jean Brady, an active member of the Milford Christian Church, died at the age of 92.
Beloved son, nephew, cousin and friend.
She leaves behind a legacy of purpose, dignity, and unwavering love and will be deeply missed by those who loved her.
Ken will be deeply missed by his family, friends, fellow teachers and former students.
Alice lived a vibrant and full life marked by resilience, creativity, and deep devotion to her community and her faith.
Big John wasn’t just a guy with a bar, he was the bar. He was the soul of the room, the handshake at the door,the booming laugh in the crowd
He lived his life colorfully and fully, and in doing so, he inspired others to do the same.
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Virginia, who died peacefully on June 27, 2025 after a brief stay at Milford Hospital
Mrs. Patricia ‘Pat’ (Kennedy) Quigley, age 94 of Orange, beloved wife, mother and friend passed away on May 30, 2025 with family by her side
Beyond his talents, what truly defined James was his big, open heart.
Sheila dedicated her life to thinking of others before herself. She will live forever in the hearts of those who loved her.
Beloved Mother. She loved attending local concerts, diving into arts and crafts projects, spending time with friends, & walking the beach.