Jeffrey Davenport West, 73, Died; “Our fearless Captain”, Former OAK Investment Firm Member
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Jeffrey Davenport West, of Stuart, Florida passed away at Memorial Herman Hospital in Houston, Texas on September 24, 2021 after a long battle with cancer. He was born in New York City in 1948 and grew up in Teaneck and Englewood, New Jersey. He was the oldest of four sons to parents Davenport and Patrica Salter West.
Jeff is survived by his wife Kay West, his step-daughter Amanda Breese, his son Davenport West IV, daughter-in-law Renee West, and two grandsons, Grayson and Ryland West. Jeff is also survived by three younger brothers, Nicholas, Andrew, and Eric West.
Jeff attended the Dwight Englewood School in Englewood, NJ and the Choate School in Wallingford, Connecticut. Jeff earned a BA at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1971 and an MA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth University 1972.
Jeff had a lifelong love of the ocean, sailing, and fishing, which he acquired from summers on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. In the 1960s, as a member of Stone Horse Yacht Club, he became a well-respected competitive sailor.
He was first employed by the Xerox Corporation in Rochester, NY. He and his family purchased a farmstead in Sodus, New York. Much sweat and love went into the renovation of the house and property, which was fondly called Crumble Farm.
In the 1980s, Jeff was hired by OAK Investment Partners, a venture capital investment firm based in Westport, Connecticut. There, living with first wife, Valerie Kinnicutt and young son Davenport, he was able to return to his favorite hobbies, boating and fishing. He became especially interested in pursuing billfish through charters with well-known captains fishing on the edge of the continental shelf and offshore canyons.
Eventually, Jeff took a new job opportunity with OAK to move his family to Atherton, California, spearheading their Silicon Valley investment initiatives in the eighties. After many successful years in California, he decided to make the move to fulfill his ultimate life dream. He moved to St. John, US Virgin Islands and started an independent sportfishing enterprise, taking advantage of the one of the prime billfishing areas in the world. His 48' Garlington sportfishing boat, "Courtesan," was well known in the Caribbean sportfishing circuit. Jeff's fishing adventures took him to many exotic destinations, including Venezuela, where he married Kay Allen Breese in 1997.
He had no lack of eager visitors to his paradise in St. John. Jeff and his wife Kay hosted many family events and holiday parties over the years at their compound in Chocolate Hole. Although Jeff's mother loved visiting, she made it earsplittingly clear that she was not fond of the 45 degree incline jeep-ride up and down the mountain.
After many years, he and his family left the Virgin Islands and moved to Cape Cod where he renovated several houses, and also acquired his real estate license. Eventually, he made a final move to Florida in 2004. Of course, never able to take a rest from his entrepreneurial spirit, he purchased an historic residential property called EdenLawn Plantation near his home in Stuart, Florida.
Jeff is loved and will be sorely missed by his family and friends. He will live with us always as beloved husband, father, brother, and friend. He was often a mentor and certainly imbued his love of the ocean to his son Davenport. Above all, we will remember him as our fearless "Captain."
Stephanie Haase Moore, 83, Died; Staples Class of 1956, Devoted Local Volunteer
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Stephanie Haase Moore, age 83, of Wilton, CT, passed away on November 18, 2021 at Meadow Ridge medical center while recovering from recent heart surgery.
For sixty-one years she was the beloved wife of Gary Moore, and then loving mother of Scott, Leanne and Kristen and doting grandmother of Emma, Katie and Charlotte.
Steffi was born on April 19, 1938 in New Rochelle, NY, attended Thornton Donoval school, and lived on Interlaken Avenue until she was fifteen. In 1953 her parents, George and Helen Haase, moved the family to Sturges Ridge Road in Wilton, and she attended Staples High School in Westport, graduating in 1956.
She went on to attend Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, where she majored in English Literature and was a proud member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Stef was blessed to meet the handsome former GI, Gary, in the student snack bar, and reluctantly agreed to have a beer with him at the local farmer's bar. They were married five months later and finished their degrees together.
Steffi and Gary quickly started a family, residing first in Bridgeport and then settling back in Wilton, CT. She took immense pride in being an amazing stay at home mother, who focused on volunteering with any organization that needed her. The groups to which she was most devoted included the Treasure House and The Turnover Shop, and her ultimate joy came from the hours she dedicated to the Minks to Sinks twice-yearly event.
Steffi took her role as grandmother very seriously and got tremendous happiness from her three granddaughters. She particularly enjoyed sharing her love of dollhouse collectibles, watching movies and making her famous chicken paprikash for them.
In addition to her almost seven-decade love of Wilton, Steffi also savored her time at the family getaway in western Pennsylvania, where Gary grew up. She was always most content to relax with a crossword puzzle or a book on the front porch rockers with a glass of wine in her hand, her famous spaghetti sauce bubbling on the stove. Most of all she loved time with her family and friends.
Stephanie is survived by her husband, Gary, her two daughters, Leanne Moore of Norwalk and Kristen and husband, Stewart, of Ridgefield, granddaughters Emma Caroline, Katherine Scott and Charlotte Claire, and brother Jon Haase and wife Margaret of Wilton. She is predeceased by her son, Scott.
A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, December 29, 2021 at 2:00 pm at Bouton Funeral Home, 31 W. Church St., Georgetown, CT 06829. Friends may greet the family from 1:00-2:00 pm. Interment will be private at Hillside Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in her memory to Family and Children's Agency or the Wilton Library.
https://familyandchildrensagency.org/ or https://www.wiltonlibrary.org/
Gerald E. Kuroghlian, “Dr. K”, 76, Died; Decorated and Celebrated Westport Educator for 43 Years
ObituaryGerald E Kuroghlian Ph.D. of Fairfield passed away on Nov. 17, 2021.
The life of Gerald (Jerry) Kuroghlian traveled the roads of learning and teaching. Born in Bridgeport on April 15, 1945, to his first educators, Stephen and Eva Shankman Kuroghlian, Jerry was introduced to a world of reading and educational travel. Weekly family Sunday trips to his grandmother in New York City were followed by visits to museums, zoos, Central Park and church concerts.
Jerry was mentally nurtured by excellent teachers at The McKinley School and Andrew Warde High School. Jerry continued his love of learning at the University of Virginia, where he received his B.A. in English. His favorite memory at Virginia was to watch the sun rise while sitting on the roof of the Rotunda. He earned an M.A. in American Studies from Fairfield University and his Ph.D. in Curricular Studies from the University of Illinois.
Dr. K, as he was known by his adoring students, relished the 43 years he taught at Staples High School, as a member of a stellar staff. He loved the classroom that contained programs from the hundreds of plays he attended with his classes and the students who daily enriched and confirmed his vocation. In 2004, Kuroghlian was named the Westport Teacher of the Year and in 2005 was the runner-up as Connecticut Teacher of the Year. Upon retiring in 2009, Jerry taught English as a Second Language to the hard-working women of the Mercy Learning Center and served as a college counselor and writing coach at Kolbe Cathedral High School, where 100 percent of the senior class annually went on to higher education. He gained knowledge from those he taught. Dr. K also supervised student teachers receiving a Master's in English Education for Sacred Heart University. After teaching Homer's The Odyssey for four decades, his retirement trip following the path of Odysseus was the penultimate voyage of his life. Dr. K was active in professional organizations as a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Delta Kappa, from which he received the 1991 Educator of the Year award.
He was the president of the Connecticut Council of Teachers of English as well as Exhibit Chair of the New England Council of Teachers of English, which honored him with the Charles Swain Thomas award. Kuroghlian served as the New England representative to the National Council of teachers of English. Kuroghlian served as the New England representative of the National Council of Teachers of English as Chair of the 50 States Affiliates of NCTE. Dr. K also served as the NCTE's Resolutions Chair for over 20 years. He was secretary, treasurer and vice president of the Westport Education Association. The Sportsmen of Westport honored him with the 2006 Citizenship Award for his work with the Westport youth. Dr. Kuroghlian served on several committees for Fairfield education, including the building committee for Andrew Warde and Fairfield Ludlowe high schools. He and his wife were solid supporters of Fairfield public schools. As an active member of First Church Congregational, Dr. Kuroghlian participated willingly on the outreach and annual book sale activities of the church. Jerry's sister Shelley, two years his junior, served as a lifelong mentor, supporter and critic. The true love and joy of his life, whom he married in 1978 after a 10-year courtship, was his wife, Ellen Rea Green, whose love transcends death. They shared a passion for music, theater, travel and Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where they resided each summer.
Jerry is survived by his wife Ellen, sister Shelley and nephew Kent Green of Boulder, CO, as well as many Kuroghlian and Shankman cousins and their families. "Uncle Jerry" will be remembered by the children of his life; longtime friends, now deceased, John and Jim Lehaney; niece Erin (Bryan) Lehaney Myers and "nephews" Jim and Christopher (Amy) Lehaney; "niece" Michelle (Sabri) Khessibi; and "nephew" John Lehaney, as well as many grandnephews and nieces. He also leaves a legacy of thousands of students whom he loved for their willingness to learn and make a better world. As Geoffrey Chaucer noted, "Gladly did he learn and gladly teach."
Calling hours will be held from 4-8 p.m. Friday at Lesko & Polke Funeral Home, 1209 Post Road, in Fairfield Center and a Memorial Service will take place at First Church Congregational, 148 Beach Road, Fairfield, on Saturday at 2 p.m. Face masks are required for church service.
Contributions can be made to the newly established Dr. K Humanitarian Award via the Staples Tuition Grants program (https://staplestuitiongrants.org/awards/) (https://www.mercylearningcenter.org/give-now/) and to the Mercy Learning Center of Bridgeport.
For travel directions or to sign his guest register, please visit www.LeskoPolkeFuneralHome.com
Sandra Gusky Krakoff, 83, Died; First Generation College Graduate, Westport YMCA Champion
Obituary On Friday, November 5, 2021, Sandra Gusky Krakoff of Palm Beach, FL and Boston, MA passed quietly just after sunset surrounded by her three children.
She will always be remembered for her fierce independence, her courage, strength, and force of will which she always used to lift up those in need. Born November 27, 1937 to Jack and Helen Recht Gusky in Pittsburgh, PA, she met the love of her life, Robert L. Krakoff, at Taylor Allderdice High School. Sandy was truly a pioneer of her generation regularly breaking glass ceilings in both her professional and personal life.
Sandy received a Bachelor degree in Journalism and Advertising from the Pennsylvania State University in 1958. She was the first in her family to attend college. Graduating in just 3 years, she married Robert Krakoff upon graduation. She always sought to uphold the great Jewish tradition of tikkun olam, "repairing the world." Her legacy began with the support and advancement of her family, children, and grandchildren. She always strove to better the lives of others with her investment in community and her commitment to fighting the scourge of cancer.
Her drive to constantly improve oneself was central to her life, but she also embraced the beauty of the world around her. She not only studied art and design at Penn State, but Sandy stood out as a true style icon and arbiter of taste. She exemplified a life of: "if you can dream it, you can be it." In her 50 years with Bob Krakoff, she built a partnership, family, and career that spanned the heyday of motor city to traveling the world with Trans World Airlines. A supporter of the arts and collector, Sandy supported the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, FL.
Supporting her husband Bob through Harvard Business School ('59), she began her long string of professional firsts working as an office assistant for one of the world's earliest mainframe companies in Boston. While raising three children in Fairfield County, CT in her position as Director of Public Relations for the local YMCA, she secured the building of a community pool that became the centerpiece of the Westport, CT community and was enjoyed by her own grandson some 25 years later. After receiving a Certificate in Personnel Administration from Fairfield University, she was tapped to become the Managing Director of Katherine Gibbs School in Norwalk, CT in 1983. Sandy managed to uplift a minor secretarial program for women from low-income backgrounds to a noted professional school.
Her success led her upon relocation to Boston in 1986 to the firm, Alan R. Stone, Esq., as senior attorney placement consultant. She built a renowned, professional practice for paralegal placement. Sandra was listed as a noteworthy personnel consultant by Marquis Who's Who. Alan R. Stone was successfully sold in 1999, whereupon Sandy was able to launch serious advances in her philanthropic work.
Sandy redefined the philanthropic landscape by not only leading by example but leveraging the power of community and relationships. As a consequence, she was honored by many organizations over the years, from the Big Sisters of Boston to 2017 Woman of the Year for the Greater Palm Beach Jewish Women's Foundation. Some of her most notable work besides orchestrating galas for the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association was the founding and co-founding respectively of chapters in Palm Beach and Boston of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. She was also a member of the Board of the MorseLife Health System in West Palm Beach, FL. Most recently, she has been a member of the executive leadership council for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute and Massachusetts Eye and Ear Institute.
Sandy is survived by her three children (Roger, Hope, and Reed) and seven grandchildren (Alexandra, Justin, Helen, Sophie, Lily, Oscar, and Maude). Her Yorkie rescue, Bijou, will miss her greatly. A public memorial service in her honor was held on Friday, November 12 at Temple Israel of Boston. A memorial service in Palm Beach, Florida is scheduled for January 29, 2022.
Please honor Sandy by contributing to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) or the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI)
Frank Migliarese, 88, Died; Staples Grad, Army Vet, Beloved Downtown Haircutter
Frank Migliarese passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, November 3, 2021. Frank was a lifelong resident of Westport/Norwalk, CT. With a youthful spirit and a loving family, he lived until his 88th year.
Frank was predeceased by his mother, Florence Migliarese; father, Basil Migliarese; sister, Marion Frazier and sister-in-law, Joan Migliarese. He was survived by his brother, John "Shiney" Migliarese, former spouse, Carol Russo Migliarese, 6 nieces and nephews: Deena DeMartino, Janet Hartigan, Kathy Cassidy, Colleen Migliarese, John Migliarese and Marc Migliarese and several great nieces and nephews
Frank graduated from Staples High School and following his graduation, he joined the Army and served our country. Upon returning to his beloved Westport, CT, Frank decided to enroll in the Sassoon Academy in NYC. Once he received his license, he embarked on his journey in cosmetology. With his haircutting skills and a charming personality, he won the hearts of many and quickly built a career in the salon setting. He later opened his own shop in downtown Westport, Salon Coiffeur. It was here that Frank made his mark in the world of beauty. Because of the love he had for his customers, Frank worked well into his 80's. When Frank was not at the salon, you could find him at Compo Beach, which remained his special place the rest of his life. Coming from an Italian heritage, Frank was family oriented, warm, personable, well dressed, understanding, and had a great sense of humor.
He will be missed by many.
Family and friends are invited to attend a funeral on Wednesday, November 17, 2021 meeting directly at Assumption Church, 98 Riverside Ave. Westport, CT at 10:00 a.m. for a Mass of Christian Burial. Interment will be private. The family will receive friends in the Harding Funeral Home 210 Post Road East, Westport, CT on Tuesday, November 16, 2021 from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Condolences for Frank, in lieu of flowers, may be made online at www.hardingfuneral.com
Mary Kate Adams, 87, Died; Former Westporter, St. Luke’s Prayer Shawl Creator
Mary Kate Adams, age 87, passed away peacefully in Kansas City, MO on Nov. 9, 2021. Mary Kate was the loving wife of the deceased Charles S. Adams of Blue Point, NY, and wife of second husband, Jerome Hughes, of Kansas City. Mary Kate was born on June 16, 1934, in Patchogue, NY to Kathleen (Rowse) and Elmer tenHoopen. She spent her youth in her beloved South Patchogue home on South Ocean Avenue, graduating from Seton Hall High School in 1952. Mary Kate studied at Farmingdale State College and Suffolk Community College and worked at Brookhaven National Laboratory and in the Patchogue-Medford Public School system as an adult assistant for a child with cerebral palsy.
Mary Kate loved the Great South Bay and the ocean, and on one of her many trips to Davis Park, Fire Island, she met Charles “Bud” Adams, whom she married in 1956 at St. Francis de Sales Church in Patchogue. Mary Kate always wanted a big family, and her wish came true with the births of her seven children, whom she raised with unconditional love, patience, and devotion.
Mary Kate was a devout Catholic and lived her life as the embodiment of her faith. She served Communion to the homebound as a Eucharistic Minister at St. Francis de Sales, knitted shawls for the ill as part of the Prayer Shawl group at St. Luke Catholic Church in Westport, CT, and provided spiritual support as a hospice care volunteer. Outside of church, she loved to entertain, cook, and open her home to friends and family no matter the occasion.
Mary Kate lived her retirement years with her husband Charles in Shepherdstown, WV, Frankford, DE, and Westport, CT. She moved to Herndon, VA after Charles passed in 2019. Throughout the many places she called home, her beautiful spirit, kindness, generosity, and hospitality bore dozens of lifelong friends who cherished her like family.
In 2021, Mary Kate reconnected with her childhood friend and Seton Hall classmate, Jerome Hughes, originally of Patchogue, and the two were happily married on September 10, 2021, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Herndon, VA, surrounded by family.
Mary Kate was preceded in death by her first husband of 62 years, Charles S. Adams, and her two siblings, Christine Terry and Jon tenHoopen. She is survived by her second husband Jerome Hughes, her children Sean (Trisha) Adams, Hope (Dennis) Cohen, Charles S. (Georgia) Adams Jr., Kathleen (William) McVicar, Glenn (JoAnn) Adams, Mary Kate (John) Brangaccio, and Elizabeth Adams Mohan, and by her grandchildren Brendan (Katie) Adams, Joshua (Lindsay) Adams, Nathan Cohen, Abigail Cohen, Barrett Adams, Elena Adams, Ian (Emily) McVicar, Emma McVicar, Olivia Adams, Elias Adams, Luke Brangaccio, Natalie Brangaccio, Madison Mohan, Emerson Mohan, and great-grandchildren Diana Adams, Aiden Adams, Waverly Adams, and Harrison Adams.
A memorial Mass will be held on Saturday, January 8, at 10 am, at St. Francis de Sales Church in Patchogue, followed by inurnment at Blue Point Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Francis de Sales Church at https://www.stfrancispatchogue.com/, St. Luke Catholic Church at https://www.saintlukewestport.org/ or the Hospice Foundation of America at https://hospicefoundation.org/.
Elizabeth “Lisa” Klein Johnson, 66, Died; Born Westporter, Accomplished Professional
Elizabeth "Lisa" Klein Johnson, 66, died November 1, 2021, at home surrounded by her family.
She was the wife of James "Jim" Johnson. Lisa was born in Westport, CT to the late Edward Stanley Klein, Jr. and Joan (Sullivan) Klein. Her education included a Juris Doctor degree from Suffolk University Law School, an MBA in Finance from the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University and a BA degree in International Relations from the University of Arizona. Lisa was the General Counsel & Co-Founder of WNG Capital, an aircraft investment company. Prior to that she served as Counsel for Deutsche Bank and before that VP & Senior Counsel for BTMU Capital Corporation, a subsidiary of Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi.
Lisa enjoyed reading, music and loved her dogs which were all named after Star Trek characters. She is survived by a son, James John Johnson, Jr. of Beverly, and a sister, Susan Klein Thomas and husband Jerry Thomas of Scottsdale, AZ. She was predeceased by a brother, Edward "Ted" Klein.
Her funeral services will be held privately. Contributions in Lisa's memory may be made to the Animal Rescue League of Boston. Arrangements by the Campbell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, BEVERLY. Information, directions, condolences at www.campbellfuneral.com
Helen Maud, 81, Died; Westport Bus Monitor, Loving Grandmother
ObituaryHelen Ann (Goodwin) Maud, age 81 of Bridgeport, beloved wife of Vincent Thomas Maud, Jr., passed away on Saturday, October 23, 2021.
Helen retired from Eldorado Tools, Milford and also had worked as a bus monitor for the Westport school system. Her hobbies included camping, jewelry making, and knitting. She ran the household, but in a gentle way. Helen absolutely adored her grandchildren.
In addition to her husband, Vincent, Helen is survived by her three children and their spouses, Vincent and Dodie Maud of Tennessee, Timothy and Emily Maud of West Haven and Sandy and Vinny Sferrazza of North Carolina; grandchildren Crystal Casey, Jessica Maud, Vincent M Maud, Jr., Lindsaylee Buskey-Maud, J.R. Nickelson, Cortney Hoponick, Timmy Maud, Amanda Maud, Peter Mansfield, and Evan Mansfield; great-grandchildren, Victoria, Charles, Gabriel, Vincent III, Jacob, and Abby; one sister, Estelle Mayo of Shelton; and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by two brothers, Samuel Goodwin and Howard Goodwin.
The funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at the Pistey Funeral Home, 2155 Main Street, Stratford. Interment will follow in St. John Cemetery, Stratford. Friends may call on Friday from 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the Pistey Funeral Home. Face masks are required at the funeral home. To express condolences online, visit www.pisteyfuneralhome.com.
Hazel Saviano, 94, Died; Born on Roseville Road, Beloved School Bus Driver
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Hazel Saviano, 94, of Westport passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by loved ones on Thursday, October 14, 2021.
Hazel was born at her childhood home on April 17, 1927. The Roseville Road residence, built in 1860, still stands today. Hazel was the daughter of the late Martha Mills and George Lewis Sr.
With roots in Westport stretching back to the mid-1800's, Hazel could recall a time when trolley cars still traversed Westport streets. With a career as a school bus driver for the town of Westport, she retired in 2003 at the age of 76, having safely delivered Westport children to and from school for over 35 years.
Her heart was big and her smile was infectious. All who knew her, loved and adored her. She was a devoted wife, mother, doting grandmother and great grandmother. Hazel was predeceased by her husband, retired Westport Police Lt. John J. Saviano Jr., her sons, John J. Saviano, III and Lawrence Saviano, and her daughter-in-law, Marlene Saviano. She was also predeceased by her siblings, Edna Call, Vera Lewis and George Lewis, Jr.
She leaves to cherish her memory and celebrate her life, daughters, Marie Richards (Robert), Melinda Bonin (Glen), Cheryl Petrone (Tom) and daughter in law, Debra Saviano. In addition, she leaves three grandchildren, Robert L. Richards Jr. (Dawn), Melissa Bailey (Ethan) and Michelle Saviano, along with her great-grandchildren, Dylan and Violet Bailey, her nephew, Charles Call, along with several other nieces and nephews.
A memorial service will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Hazel's name to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
“Rozz” Rosemond Knudsen Romano, 86, Died; Staples Graduate, “Devoted, Selfless, and Loving”
Obituary Rosemond Knudsen Romano, known to most as Rozz, passed away April 9, 2020 due to COVID-19, at the age of 86.
Rozz was a devoted, selfless, & loving mother, grandmother & great grandmother. Rozz was born to Mildred & Kenneth Knudsen on Dec 11, 1933 in Tunbridge, VT. She was the former wife of Salvatore Romano. She is survived by her children Dominic (Sue), Joseph (Richard), Timothy (Annmarie) and Sally (Kevin), 6 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, her brother Kenneth Knudsen, sister Gloria Bentley and her longtime partner Ray LeMay, as well as many nieces and nephews.
Rozz grew up in Litchfield, CT, moved to Westport as a teen and graduated from Staples High School.
Rozz worked at Avon for over 40 yrs, was a top Sales Rep, and enjoyed the rewards of her hard work, winning trips, prizes and awards. Rozz was an avid traveler, always enjoyed a good book, and spending time with her family.
In addition to her parents, Rozz was predeceased by her sisters Katherine Rosenbeck and Anne Hoppa.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00am on Saturday October 30, 2021 at Assumption Church, 98 Riverside Ave, Westport, CT. Burial will follow at Assumption Cemetery, Greens Farms Rd, Westport, CT.
Services are being handled by Harding Funeral Home, 210 Post Road East, Westport, CT 06880. Donations, in lieu of flowers, can be made in Rozz's memory to Assumption Church or Alzheimer's Association.