Richard, a devoted father, was a mason for Local 1 Union. He also won state titles in football and wrestling and served in the U.S. Navy.
Irene was a leader in her local chapter of the American Cancer Society; and an active member of the YWCA and the Aloha Club.
Jim worked for Kaplan Tours; was president and founder of Great Escape Travels and was also a member of the Waterford Historical Society.
Malcolm; a loving husband; worked in the medical field for 37 years; and served on many professional and community committees and boards.
Fangshi worked as a biostatistician; was a loving husband, father and grandfather; and loved his French bulldogs.
Gene, a loving husband, father and grandfather, worked for SNET.
Steve was a beloved father; an avid New York Giants fan and was the lead singer of his band "Street Legal".
Fred worked for General Dynamics for 35 years and also owned Fred’s Lawn Service.
Ken was a member of the Ledyard High School English Department for 38 years.
Robert co-owned and operated Rose Auto Supply.
Arthur served in the Army Air Corps. as a radio operator in Italy during WWII.
Kathryn, a loving mother, enjoyed going on cruises.
Margo volunteered at the Waterford Senior Center for many years.
Joseph, a loving husband and father, was an avid baseball fan.
Lucille served as a registered nurse for 30 years.
Delbert, a survivor, served in the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard
U.S. Marine, Bernie worked at AT&T for 40 years.
Marjorie was an elementary school teacher in Madison for 19 years.
He was a gifted poet, musician and composer. There wasn't an instrument he could not master.
Mr. Pezzolesi was a veteran of Korean War serving in the United States Army, where he earned two Bronze Stars. He was a true American Hero.
She married Austin Mattson and was later married to Ernest Turner, both preceded her in death.
Richard was a Navy veteran serving on the Nautilus as well as other nuclear submarines, graduated with a Bachelors Degree from UNH.
Mrs. Hansen had been employed as a paralegal for several area law firms. She was a 1955 graduate of Norwich Free Academy.
Lorraine is survived by children, Karen Ukraine of Quincy, MA, Kimberly Graham of Dover, NH, Wendy Boissevain of Ft Pierce, FL, Mark Ukraine
For when it came to her clan all were weary cuz her claws were sharpened and ever ready to protect.
She graduated from WMI in 1948. Shortly after she met and married the love of her life Jim Carlson. Together they raised three children.
She enjoyed work as a Special Education Aide in the Waterford School System from 1986 - 1999.
He traveled extensively, enjoyed meeting new people, and treasured gathering with friends and family. He will be deeply missed.
He fulfilled his dream and started his own business in 1990 as the publisher of the advertising magazine Rental Guide.
He retired in 1989, and had a long and happy retirement in Quaker Hill.
She was the widow of Joseph Gwizadowsk with whom operated the former Mr. Big's General Store in Norwich.
She will not be forgotten for her spunky ways, blunt comments, her fashionista style, and her Red Lipstick.
Frederic Taylor Nazro 98, formally of Waterford and New London.
He was a member of the Waterford RTM from 1985 to 1991; and a Waterford Police Commissioner from 1990 to 2015.
Agnes enjoyed spending time with her family and playing with her grandchildren.
"Mary’s last wish was that we all be kind to each other."
Chappie was an active member of multiple organizations in the New London area.
She was well known for her Christmas decorations, which brought delight to all her family and friends.
She loved her family, including her brother and sisters, and most importantly her three boys.
"Upon leaving this Earth, she leaves us with a memory of a life so beautifully lived."