Formerly a longtime Westport resident, he had been a senior executive with KPMG accounting firm, received an honorary doctorate degree from North Carolina A&T State University and was active in Westport area nonprofits.
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She is remembered by family as “the sweetness of life.”
Read MoreShe had a long career as a translator, writer and editor with the United Nations, and also performed in many Westport Weston Community Theater productions.
Read MoreHe was an engineer for Burndy Corp. and Pitney-Bowes, sang with Greens Farms Church choir and other groups, and “should be remembered for his early strikes at social injustice … Glenn always insisted on inclusion of everyone. Always.”
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He had a long career as a senior executive and corporate officer at IBM, and later opened his own consulting firm.
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He held a PhD in chemistry, “was an avid crossword puzzler who regularly completed the NYT Sunday puzzle in pen and enjoyed a good martini.”
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A CPA and entrepreneur, he spent “nights at the White House, attended presidential inaugurations, was the CPA for Willie Mays and met Muhammad Ali.”
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The Whelk chef was “proud of making new dishes and trying new things” and “loved to watch the reactions of the customers.” He also had studied martial arts for decades.
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She was a passionate reader, artist and collector, as well as an avid golfer and tennis player at Birchwood Country Club. but above all, she lived for her family.
Read MoreAn attorney with Cohen and Wolf for 35 years, he also was an official for the United Way, the UJA, Jewish Home for the Elderly Foundation and Birchwood Country Club.
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During a long career in medicine, the former Westport resident was a private practitioner in Norwalk, chief of orthopaedics at Norwalk Hospital and a captain in the Army Reserves medical corps. He also was president of Temple Shalom in Norwalk.
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A longtime employee of the Westport Parks and Recreation Department, he was an avid sailor, hiker and camper who loved Cockenoe Island.
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A former teacher, she was a Temple Israel board member and, after a second diagnosis with breast cancer, became a longtime volunteer in Norwalk Hospital’s chemo-infusion center.
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A decorated combat veteran who served in Vietnam as a surgeon, he later trained as a urologist, was a member of the faculty at Cornell and also was a member of the Connecticut Bar.
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The Westport resident had a long career as a social worker, including with Family & Children’s Aid, Norwalk Hospital and in private practice.
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The longtime Westport resident, a Navy veteran, was a pilot for American Airlines and an avid sailor.
Read MoreA U.S. Navy and National Guard veteran, the former Westport resident opened Directors’ Publications and was a longtime member and trustee of Temple Israel.
Read MoreHe served as an Army paratrooper in World War II, and later sold medical and dental equipment and supplies to countries around the world.
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Raised in Westport, he was a star athlete at Staples High School and later coached sports at the college and high school levels. He also had a career in business as a financial advisor for institutional investments.
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She had been a teacher in several school districts across the nation; was active in the United Methodist Church of Westport and Weston, and enjoyed playing tennis, golf and bridge.
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