Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently passed away.
"It is with deep sorrow that I learned of the passing of the Honorable William J. Lavery, a cherished member of the Newtown community…"
State and Newtown officials are among the many mourning the death of Botsford Fire Rescue first assistant chief, Peter Joseph Blomberg.
Lisa Marie Sweeting, who passed away at age 45, had also served as regional president of the MOMS Club – Moms Offering Moms Support.
Mark drove for Valerie Trucking for thirty years following his stint as an aircraft mechanic in the U.S. Air Force.
Barbara worked as a hairdresser and manicurist in Newtown for several years.
After serving in the Air Force Reserves and in active service in Texas, John worked in the IT field as a technician and regional manager.
Maggie was an active member and daily communicant at St. Rose Church.
Clint was an electrician by trade and owned Vogel Electric Service.
James had a successful advertising career at The New York Review of Books, and later in life, wrote prolifically for medical websites.
George was a healer and loved the ability to take pain away from his patients and make them smile.
Helen met the love of her life, Gordon Backman, when they were 60 years old and eloped soon thereafter.
As a member of St. Rose of Lima church, Gerry managed and sang with the choir.
Sue was a founding member of the Fellowship Center in Danbury, and worked diligently to carry the message to those in need.
Arlene worked in the E.R. at Park City Hospital, for the Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation, and as a state nursing surveyor.
Joan organized, directed and coached the first Newtown Parks and Recreation basketball league.
One of Rosemary’s passions was being a teacher's aide at Hawley Elementary School for over 30 years.
Lillian created and owned Care Bear Corners, a home child daycare, for 32 years beginning in 1984.
In addition to painting, she designed and made quilted wall hangings, many of which were featured in a national quilt magazine.
Anthony was a successful operating engineer, always taking on the most challenging projects.
Bob loved to travel and fish with his family, and had a keen sense of humor that will be missed by many.
Anna worked as a secretary for General Electric Credit, Liggett Drugs and was the receptionist for the Ridgefield High School Guidance Dept.
While raising her family on Apple Blossom Lane in Newtown, Carol's neighbors became cherished family, sharing numerous life adventures.
Terry consistently displayed unconditional kindness, offering advice, support, comfort, and her heart to those in need.
The focus of Beth's life was giving to others and supporting her family and friends.
Dick served in the Newtown Police Commission, Newtown Rotary Club, Salvation Army, Newtown Men's Club, and the Newtown Romeo Club.
Daniel leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and curiosity. May his memory be a blessing to all who knew him.
Ruth participated in The League of Women Voters and The Garden Club. In 2015 she served as the Grand Marshal of the Newtown Labor Day Parade
Aurora was a nurse's nurse, always putting her patients first.
A lifelong contractor and craftsman, Martin was renowned for his exceptional skills and strong work ethic.
Lisa was the first female firefighter in Georgetown, CT.
Paul was a pioneer in special interest publishing, and founded the Taunton Press in Newtown in 1975
Joe's career in the concrete and swimming pool business spanned 75 years.