Eugene Spencer Williams, Sr., 91, of Southbury, died on April 30, 2015 at Danbury Hospital. He was born on April 20, 1924 in Bristol, son of the late Abraham Lincoln and Elsie (McCurdy) Williams. Eugene proudly served with the U. S. Army in combat during WWII. For over 40 years, he was the owner-operator of ES Williams Co., an industrial sales company. He was an active member of Immanuel Lutheran Church. He enjoyed travelling especially ski trips with his family and travelled frequently with Adella. Eugene was an avid golfer. He will be sadly missed by his three children: Rebecca Krestofetz of Brookfield, Jamie Dixon of Marietta, GA, and Eugene S. Williams, Jr. and his wife Lisa of Southbury; his eight grandchildern: Adrienne, Tyler, J.W., Paul, Kara, Brittany, Spencer and Nicholas; six great-grandchildern: Jason, Charlotte, Michael, Daniel, Emi and Joseph. He is also survived by his two brothers John Williams and his wife Rachel of Litchfield, Richard Williams and his wife Claire of Clear Water FL and a sister Diane Vickers of Winsted. Eugene is predeceased by his brother George Williams.

View Full Notice → Eugene S. Williams Sr. – April 20, 1924 – April 30, 2015

Patrick “Todd” Tallman, 46, of Southbury, died peacefully on Tuesday, April 28th, in the loving presence of his wife, Amy. He was born in Ohio on May 3, 1968, son of Glenn and Patsy Tallman, and brother of Bart. Todd was a devoted husband and loved being a father. His wife and children, Kaitlyn, Christian and Caleb were the center of his life. Todd lived life to the fullest, was an avid cyclist, climber and extreme athlete. His family finds peace in knowing that he is on his “next big ride” on Heaven’s trails.

View Full Notice → Patrick Todd Tallman – May 03, 1968 – April 28, 2015

Andra Managan, formerly of New Milford, passed away peacefully at her home in Bristol on April 28, 2015. Andra was born in Ridgefield, CT on April 14, 1945, the daughter of the late Andrew and Marguerite (Venus) Moore. She attended Ridgefield schools, loved cooking and spending time with her grandchildren. She also loved caring for friends and family. She is survived by her children: Keith Managan,Jr. and his fiance, Jenny, of Bethel, Donna DeVoe and her husband Matt of Arizona; 8 grandchildren: Heather, Christie, Brittany, Ciara, Dylan and Derek DeVoe; Keith, III and Taylor Managan; one great-grandchild Brielle DeVoe; her nephew Matt Bartelme, niece Michelle Mascarelli, an Aunt and many cousins. In addition to her parents, Andra was predeceased by her sister, Christine and brother John.

View Full Notice → Andra Managan – April 14, 1945 – April 28, 2015

Arthur Hilario, Jr., 61, of New Milford, beloved husband of Jenny (Iapaluccio) Hilario, died unexpectedly on Saturday, May 2nd, in New Haven. He was born in Bridgeport on November 2, 1953, son of the late Arthur and Silbina (Simoes) Hilario. Arthur was an operating engineer for O & G Industries and was a member of the Local Union 478 of Operating Engineers for 30 years. He also worked for Hilario’s Service Center in Newtown and Longo Associates. He was a talented welder and enjoyed fabrication work. Over the years Arthur worked for many area companies, including Dolan Oil, Luke F. Sweeney and the cable company. Arthur enjoyed riding his motorcycle, playing golf, spending time with his family and looked forward to going to all NY Giants home games. In addition to his wife of 37 years, Jenny, he will be sadly missed by his two sons, Arthur Virgilio Hilario, and Bradley Michael Hilario and Catherine Silvestri, all of New Milford; his daughter, Shelby Nicole Newkirk and her husband, Ron of New Milford; his two grandsons, Cameron and Arty Hilario; his brother Paul Hilario of Newtown; and his sister, Barbara Iapaluccio and her husband, Robert of New Milford. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.

View Full Notice → Arthur Hilario Jr. – November 02, 1953 – May 02, 2015

Pietro Sproviero, 78, of Bethel, beloved husband of Maria (Verre) Sproviero, passed away suddenly on Sunday, May 3, 2015 at his second home in Panama City Beach, FL. He was born on August 9, 1936 in Calabria, Italy, son of the late Michael and Rosina Sproviero. Pietro, better known as “Pete the Barber” was the proud owner of Pete’s North End Barber Shop located in North Street Shopping Center in Danbury where he was a barber for 43 years. Pietro graciously worked alongside his son Michael for the better part of two decades. He was a man that had a love for great food and took pride in making homemade soppresatta and homemade wine. He was an avid soccer fan and enjoyed the opportunity to watch a great game. Pietro lived his life with immense love for his family, humbly and proudly celebrating all of their accomplishments and very much enjoyed family dinners with his children and grandchildren. The family finds comfort in knowing that Pietro will be remembered by his dear friends as “the epitome of a perfect man”. Along with his cherished wife of 54 years, Maria, he will be sadly missed by his children, Michael Sproviero and his wife Denise of Roxbury, Salvatore Sproviero and his wife Lynda of Bethel, Rosa Corbo and her husband Silvio of Bethel, Antoinetta Metaxas and her husband Nicholas of Bethel. He is also survived by 9 treasured grandchildren.

View Full Notice → Pietro Sproviero – August 09, 1936 – May 03, 2015

Paul Joseph Shliger, 76, of Danbury, beloved husband of Giuseppa Shliger, died on May 10, 2015 at Danbury Hospital. He was born on November 29, 1938 in Brooklyn, NY; son of the late Sol and Mary (Rachwarg) Shliger.

View Full Notice → Paul J. Shliger – November 29, 1938 – May 10, 2015

Catherine M. (Baldessari) Ruscoe, 79, of New Fairfield, wife of the late Clifford Ruscoe, died peacefully at Danbury Hospital on Tuesday, May 12th. She was born in Danbury on June 8, 1935, the only daughter of Samuel and Constance (Nones) Baldessari. She was a graduate of Danbury High School, Class of 1953 and a longtime parishioner of St. Edward the Confessor Church in New Fairfield. Catherine retired as a customer service manager for Westinghouse in Danbury after 23 years of employment. Upon retirement she enjoyed working for the Grand Union in New Fairfield. She enjoyed gardening and loved to work. Most importantly, Catherine will be remembered as a loving person who always put others before herself. She will be sadly missed by her cherished son, Paul Ruscoe and his wife, Barbara of Bethel; her two grandchildren, Amber and PJ Ruscoe, and her dear friend, Edna Rusczyk.

View Full Notice → Catherine M. Ruscoe – June 08, 1935 – May 12, 2015

Marcio F. Da Silva, died on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 in Danbury. Funeral Services will be held on Sunday, May 17th at the Cornell Memorial Home, 247 White St, Danbury at 5:00 PM. Interment will be in Brasil. Family will receive friends at the funeral home on Sunday, May 17th between the hours of 3:00-6:00 PM

View Full Notice → Marcio F. Da Silva – March 27, 1957 – May 13, 2015

John L Behling aka “Jack”, passed away at 94 years of age on Wednesday, May 13, with family by his side. His loves included his vibrant gardens, artwork, writing his final book on history and events in the Middle East, his beloved wife Mary Jane, and his family each of whom he was so proud. Jack had been a wonderful gourmet cook, active at one time in the local International club, entertaining and hosting events overlooking Taunton Lake. He was frequently sought out for patiently sharing his Veteran stories of his O.S.S. (pre CIA) years as a multilingual intelligence officer in the US Army. He looked forward to his annual invite to Newtown High School for their Veteran’s Day events. He and Mary Jane shared a deep connection to the local St Rose’s parish. He taught many years in the public high schools in the Redding and Washington CT districts as well as Brewster NY, Univ of NJ Trenton, and later lecturing at Fordham before working at Tiffany in his retirement. He continually valued his title “Professor”. He kept busy designing and making jewelry, collecting art, landscape oil painting and traveling the globe in his younger years, building the outdoor fireplace he needed, designing gardens, practicing his languages, developing new recipes, reading his email and his passion of staying abreast of current international events and politics while researching for his book, The DNA of Terrorism. Jack will be missed, but never forgotten. He was truly a renaissance man.

View Full Notice → John L. Behling – December 24, 1920 – May 13, 2015

Paul H. Ruopp, 94, formerly of Danbury, died December 9, 2014, at the Maine Veterans Home. He was born February 1, 1920, in Danbury, the son of J. George and Anna (Schulze) Ruopp. Paul graduated from Danbury High School, Class of 1938 and Danbury State Trade School, Class of 1939 as a Machinist. He served in the National Guard 1938 – 1942, and was called to active duty in the U.S. Army. Paul worked at Emerson Hat Company and Waterbury Tool. He owned and operated the Enterprise Service Station for 29 years, and then work for the U.S. Postal Service, for 15 years. Paul was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Danbury, and the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Bangor. The family expresses a special warm thank you to Lee Hall for the loving and caring time spent with Dad these last two years, as well as the nurses and staff from the New England Home Health Care. Paul is survived by his children, Paul Ruopp Jr. and his wife Kathi, George Ruopp and his wife Donna, Peter Ruopp and his wife Penny, Dale Ruopp and her companion David Holland; five grandchildren, Allyson, Andrew, Shannon, Paul III, and Heather; ten great grandchildren; a brother, Frederick Ruopp; and lots of nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his wife of 61 years Augusta Louise (Bessel) Ruopp; four brothers, Martin Ruopp, Ernest Ruopp, Ted Ruopp, and Eddie Ruopp; four sisters, Christa Lang, Thea Grube, Helen Ruopp, and Lillian Bardo.

View Full Notice → Paul H. Ruopp – February 01, 1920 – December 09, 2014

Carmela Theresa Pannozzo Troccolo was born on October 12, 1917, in Millbrook, NY, and died on May 18, 2015 after a short illness in Portland, OR. Carmela was the daughter of the late Vincenzo and Theresa DeVito Pannozzo. She moved to Danbury, Connecticut as a small child and lived in Danbury most of her life. She was a graduate of Danbury High School, class of 1935. After attending a Brooklyn Dodgers game when she was a young girl, she remained a lifelong and passionate baseball fan. In 1944, Carmela married the late Michael A. Troccolo and they had two children: Patrick M. Troccolo of Portland, OR, and Susan M. Troccolo of Washington DC. Carmela was the bookkeeper for her father’s well-known and respected florist business until it was sold in 1984. She was a partner in a popular refreshment stand at The Great Danbury State Fair from 1948 until it closed in 1981. She was the caregiver for both her father and her husband and with grace and generosity gave of herself all her life to help others. It was in support of her children that she was active in the PTA and served 2 terms as President of the Hayestown School PTA. She also served as a Den Mother of the Cub Scout Pack #33 of St. Joseph’s School for several years. After the death of her husband in 2001, Carmela relocated to Portland, OR. For almost 15 years, until her death, she learned a new city, made new and dear friends, and enjoyed travel with her children. Carmela was recognized in her senior community as a Master Gardener. She will be greatly missed.

View Full Notice → Carmela Troccolo – October 12, 1917 – May 18, 2015

Frank “Franco” Butera, loving husband of Olga (Fiore) Butera, died on Saturday, May 16th, surrounded by his family, after a long illness. He was born on February 4, 1954 in Borgo Ticin, Italy, son of the late Antonio and Maria (Scuglia) Butera. He immigrated with his mother and brother 47 years ago to the United States. He attended Danbury schools and was a graduate of Danbury High School, Class of 1972. He also attended Waterbury Tech. Frank worked for Marcus Dairy, Ambel Precision, Unimation and DRS-PCT in Danbury. He also opened his own pizza restaurant, Calabria Pizza during the 1970’s. After closing his restaurant, he continued working in other area pizzerias. To this day, people remembered him for his great pizza and asked where he would be next. In addition to his wife of 32 years, Olga, he will be sadly missed by his daughters, the apples of his eye, Adriana and her husband, Joey, and Briana; not to be forgotten, Chester, who followed him everywhere; his brother, Dr. Peppino Butera and his wife, Fiorella of Lucca, Italy; his step grandchildren, Meah, Brynn and Gabriella. He is also survived by his in-laws, Felice and Mattea Fiore, Anna Lucchesi, Phil and Jill Fiore; his nephews, and nieces, of whom he was always proud and wished only good things upon, Alessandro, Michael, Dylan, Bianca and Alexa. There are also many aunts, cousins, nieces, and nephews in Italy, Australia, Switzerland, and New Jersey. Frank was a beautiful, kind, unselfish and giving person. You may have met him as a stranger but left as a friend. There was always time for a glass of wine or grappa with sopprasetta on the side or maybe he would just whip something up in the famous man cave. He enjoyed gardening, wine and sopprasetta making. These were never considered times of work but more a time of friendship and memory making. He enjoyed sharing his talents and teaching or guiding others thru the process. He took up golf later in life and would be honest that he was not the best player but just loved being out with his friends. But probably the single most important thing in Frank’s life was spending time with his family. His proudest moments were being a daddy and teaching his girls all that he could. He will be greatly missed. We would like to thank Dr. Kloss and the staff at Praxair and Dr. Hegde for their care and support. Also thanks to the staff at Regional Hospice and Homecare Center for their help and guidance during this difficult time.

View Full Notice → Frank Butera – February 04, 1954 – May 16, 2015

An era closes with the death of matriarch, Gloria Theresa Repko Traisci. Gloria had a beautiful life – which she devoted to her family, friends and faith – a life that was a blessing to us all. Gloria was born at home to Mary and Michael Repko on February 11, 1927 – And she died at her home of 62 years surrounded by her loving family on May 20th, 2015. Gloria was a lifetime Danbury resident and treasured this terrific community. Gloria is pre-deceased by her husband Dan – the love of her life. Married in 1951, Gloria and Dan shared a fulfilling life together: Dan’s musical career as a world –class jazz clarinetist and tenor saxophonist; raising five children; living in Danbury, Florida and Columbus Ohio; enjoying a time share in Aruba; experiencing a premier Hawaiian trip of a lifetime with Blanche and Joe Maroto. Gloria and Dan’s stars aligned creating a universe of cherished neighbors including her BFF, Angie Devito. Grammar and high school held great memories for Gloria. She would walk three miles to Saint Peter’s grammar school, every day. Saint Peters is where Gloria began to forge lifelong friendships. A favorite childhood reminiscence was being on Saint Peter’s cheerleading squad in eighth grade. Gloria grew up during the depression. Her next door neighbor was a beloved cousin, Janet. They would have great fun writing coded messages to each other in the frost on their bedroom windows during cold winter mornings. Gloria helped her family raise chickens and inherited her parents’ green thumb as they all tended the grape vines, flower and vegetable gardens. Gloria was graduated from Danbury High School (DHS) which was then on White Street. Gloria kept her friendships strong with her Danbury High Class of ’45. A core group of these classmates have been meeting every month at The Hearth Restaurant in Brookfield since their class reunion in 2005. Here the Class of 45 share stories and create new memories with this extended family of friends. World War II stood as the backdrop for Gloria’s high school years. Her family home proudly displayed a banner of five blue stars in the front window – each star representing a brother in the military: Matt and Rudy in the Army fighting in the Atlantic Theatre; Mickey and Jimmy in the Navy fighting in the Pacific Theatre. The fifth star was for her brother-in-law, George Donnelly who fought in the Army on the Atlantic side of the war. Gloria would marry Dan after the War – he was in the Army Band and led his own jazz band – Six Kits and a Mess – while stationed in Compiegne, France. Gloria worked in the City of Danbury’s Building Inspector’s office as Danbury grew to be the hub of the Western Connecticut Region. In 1991, A City Hall Mayoral Proclamation honored Gloria upon retirement for her cheerful smile and helpful ways; retirement meant that Gloria and Danny would be able to spend more time indulging their love of music, their family and travel. Gloria’s faith was put into practice as she attended mass, the sacraments and spent daily time meditating with the chaplets of divine mercy. She had a special devotion to the Blessed Mother and relished saying the Rosary. Gloria took great joy in the accomplishments of her children and grandchildren. The greatest legacy she leaves is her love for her offspring: Dian with her husband, Robert L. Marandola and their children, Liz and Louie of New Milford; Daniel F. Traisci Jr. and his daughter, Taylor of Southbury; Matthias Traisci with his wife Jodi and their daughter, Emily of Brookfield; Edward Traisci with his wife Sonya and their daughters Ava June and Lila of Minnesota; and daughter Karen Traisci who with her children Jessica and Jessica’s soon to be husband Christopher Sturgeon, Lauren and Rudy all of New Milford. Gloria has two treasured sisters- in law – Elizabeth Egan- Repko of Danbury and Helen Traisci – Sanzini of Ocala, FL; and her beloved nieces and nephews. Gloria’s integrity as she lived by a code of doing for others will be greatly missed and fondly remembered. Gloria life gives wings to the words of St. Francis, that by giving we truly receive: Lord, make me an instrument of your peace, Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; where there is sadness, joy; Grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; to be understood as to understand; to be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive; it is in pardoning that we are pardoned; and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. The Traisci children extend our gratitude to family and friends for their love and support. In remembrance and celebration we are grateful for Gloria’s touch on us all.

View Full Notice → Gloria R. Traisci – February 11, 1927 – May 20, 2015

Aaron H. Olmstead, age 80, died peacefully at Danbury Hospital on Thursday, May 21, 2015 with his loving family by his side. He was the son of the late Walter and Ruth (Nolan) Olmstead. He was born in Danbury on March 24, 1935. A lifelong Danburian, Mr. Olmstead proudly served in the US Navy during the Korean War. Upon his return he joined the Danbury Local Plumbers Union. In 1971 he opened Aaron Olmstead Plumbing and Heating, operating the business for over 30 years. He was an avid cook and loved sharing his great sense of humor with everyone he knew. He was devoted to his children and enjoyed being a grandfather and great grandfather; he will be greatly missed. Mr. Olmstead is survived by his 3 children: Debra Olmstead, Aaron W. Olmstead, and Christina Olmstead all of Danbury; a grandson Paul Windebank and his wife, Laura and their children Sage and Gracie; his twin sister, Anne Kreffer of Sandgate, VT and several nieces and nephews as well as his “furry friends” Charlie and Cheddar.

View Full Notice → Aaron H. Olmstead – March 24, 1935 – May 21, 2015

Stephanie K. Prince, 57, of Brookfield, died peacefully on Thursday, May 14th at The Regional Hospice Healthcare in Danbury. She was born on April 22, 1958 in Stamford, daughter of the late Stephen X. and Paula A. (Sweeney) Prince. She graduated from Brookfield High School and also attended Western Connecticut State University. Stephanie was a devoted mother to her son. He was her greatest joy. Together they shared a love for animals and rescued many cats from shelters along with a menagerie of hamsters, turtles and guinea pigs. Stephanie was also a rescuer of people, she looked for the best in others, cheered them on and was always sincere, loving and kind. She was sweetness personified. Charismatic and creative, Stephanie was artistic in many ways. She handmade intricate beaded jewelry and was in demand for her keen eye for fashion. She had a flair and passion for putting together beautiful clothing designs and was admired for her make-up artistry. Stephanie and her partner Doug first met in 1987 and were in a long term relationship since 1989. Through their 25 years together, they shared the same sense of humor and their mutual love of movies and music. She was a loving sister and will always be fondly remembered as “Stevie”. She will be sadly missed by her son Maximillan Prince; her two sisters Paula White with her husband John of Maine, Michele Prince with her partner Mark Peterson of Brookfield and her loving life partner Doug Cowles of Danbury. She is survived by 4 nephews, 5 nieces, one great niece, one great nephew and many devoted friends.

View Full Notice → Stephanie K. Prince – April 22, 1958 – May 14, 2015

Karen René Wheaton, 59, of Danbury, beloved wife of Randy M. Wheaton, died peacefully at Regional Hospice Home and Healthcare Center on Monday, May 25th. She was born on October 5, 1955, daughter of James E. Wallace and his wife, Linda of Huntsville, AL, and the late Nell René (Wade) Wallace. Karen was a loving wife and mother who devoted herself to her family. In addition to her husband of 33 years, Randy, and her father, James, she will be sadly missed by her two cherished children, Christopher and Amanda Wheaton; her brothers, Chris Wallace and his wife, Elaine, and Scott Wallace and his wife, Dawn.

View Full Notice → Karen Rene Wheaton – October 05, 1955 – May 25, 2015

Frank M. Kosheluk, age 70 of Danbury died on Saturday May 22nd at his residence. He was the husband of Mary “Kay” (Russo) Kosheluk. Frank was born in Greenwich, CT July 26, 1944 the son of the late Max G. and Helen (Wituck) Kosheluk. He was a graduate of Greenwich schools and was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, stationed in Southeast Asia and Vietnam. Following his return from the service, Frank was employed as a civil engineer, working on roads and bridges in Connecticut and New York until the time of his retirement. In his spare time, he enjoyed spending time at his home gardening, traveling, golf, hiking, sports. He especially enjoyed the times spent with his grandchildren. In addition to his wife of 46 years, Frank is survived by his son: Frank M. Kosheluk and his wife Linda of Southbury, his daughter: Melissa M. Scalzo and her husband Richard of New Milford, six grandchildren: Christa, Andrew, Anthony and Alec Kosheluk, Sydney and Jason Scalzo, one sister: Theresa Freccia of Greenwich, CT, and several nieces and nephews.

View Full Notice → Frank M. Kosheluk – July 26, 1944 – May 22, 2015

Ronald Corona, 67, of Bethel, beloved husband of Jennifer (Coale) Corona, died peacefully at Danbury Hospital on Wednesday, May 27th. He was born in Danbury on July 28, 1947, son of the late Anthony and Concetta (Pannozzo) Corona. Ron was a Veteran of the Vietnam War, proudly serving with the United States Navy. He spent his 39 year career as an Engineer with Goodrich, the former Perkin Elmer. Ron loved spending time by the water, especially vacationing at the beaches along the East Coast. He enjoyed science fiction, music, and was fascinated with history. In addition to his cherished wife of 34 years, Jennifer, he will be sadly missed by his stepchildren, Julia, Rebecca and Mark Ciferri, two grandchildren Matthew and Olivia Ciferri. He is also survived by his brother John Corona, his sister-in-law Shirley Corona and nephews Gary and Anthony Corona. He is pre-deceased by three siblings Anthony, Mildred and Mary.

View Full Notice → Ronald Corona – July 28, 1947 – May 27, 2015

Carmine M. Mango, 80, of Brookfield Connecticut, was born in Newark, N.J. on June 28, 1934, and passed away on May 27, 2015 after a valiant, prolonged battle with cancer. Carmine was predeceased by his parents, Michael L. Mango and Veronica Mango (nee Harned) and his sister, Veronica Bowen. He is survived by his sister, Vivianne Meffen of Wilmington DE, his beloved wife of 54 years, Audrey D. Mango, his son Gregory Mango and wife Barbara Mango of New Milford, CT, son Christopher Mango and wife Beatrice Mango of Simsbury, CT, son Stephen Mango and wife Susan Mango of Bethany Beach, DE, son Jeffrey Mango and wife Jacquelyn Mango of Martinsville, NJ, daughter Maureen Mango Austin and husband John Austin of Natick, MA and son Michael Mango and wife Regina Mango of Haddon Heights, NJ. Many nieces and nephews also survive Carmine — and thirteen grandchildren: Nick, Christina, Ellie, Tim, Sarah, Megan, Gracie, Caroline, Charlotte, Emily, Molly, Ella, and Nora. A graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University in NJ, Carmine was a retired Industrial Engineer. He loved fixing and solving challenging problems and Carmine worked for twenty years at Branson Ultrasonics Corporation in Danbury, CT, during which time he had three patents issued to him for creating novel industrial sealing and cutting applications for his employer. Carmine was a proud and patriotic veteran of the U.S. Army, and was a member of the Catholic War Veterans and Korean War Veterans Associations. He was an active and faithful member of St. Joseph’s Church of Brookfield CT for almost 50 years. Carmine believed in helping others and was a longtime volunteer worker for Meals on Wheels and tutored immigrants to read and write English as a second language. Carmine was an avid, lifelong sportsman. He loved playing, coaching, officiating and watching sports – especially his grandchildren’s games. He was a referee and umpire for high school football and softball – and coached youth baseball, softball and basketball for many years in Brookfield. His children are proud that Carmine earned an invitation from Al Campanis of the Brooklyn Dodgers to try out for the ball club on June 26, 1952. In the humble opinion of his children, Carmine also had the strongest arm and best infielder range of the all players in the “over 65” league in Stuart Florida during recent winters; he was also one of the fastest runners in the league well into his 70’s. Most of all, Carmine enjoyed spending time with family, friends, and Florida winter snow bird trips with his wife, Audrey.

View Full Notice → Carmine M. Mango – June 28, 1934 – May 27, 2015

John Duda of Brookfield died unexpectedly on Tuesday, June 2, 2015 at Danbury Hospital. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, June 5 at St. Joseph Church, Brookfield. Entombment will follow in Wooster Cemetery Mausoleum. The family will receive friends at the Brookfield Funeral Home, 786 Federal Rd., Brookfield on Thursday from 5:00-8:00pm.

View Full Notice → John Duda – June 02, 2015