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Serving the Alumni of NBHS Class of 1960 since 1999
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Obituary Section
We lost 13 Class Mates in 2014
We lost 14 Class Mates in 2015
We lost 7 Class Mates in 2016
We lost 11 Class Mates in 2017
We lost 5 Class Mates in 2018
We Lost 11 Class Mates in 2019
We lost 11 Class Mates in 2020
We lost 24 Class Mates in 2021
We lost 17 Class Mates in 2022
We lost 12 Class Mates in 2023
We lost 16 Class Mates in 2024
Diane (Dobrowolski) Ziomek, 82, 8 November 2024
of Middletown, wife of the late John J. Ziomek, Sr., passed away peacefully at Middlesex Hospital. She was born in New Britain, daughter of the late Francis H. and Genevieve (Lukowski) Dobrowolski. Prior to her retirement, she worked for the Middletown Board of Education as a secretary at Keigwin Middle School. Early on, she worked at Jacobs Manufacturing in Elmwood where she met her one and only true love John. She had a love for hydrangea flowers, hummingbirds, Dunkin’ Donuts iced coffee, Mohegan Sun, Westbrook Beach, shopping, and making chocolate chip cookies. Diane is survived by her daughter, Alison Giantonio and her husband Michael of Middletown; grandsons, Tommy and Jeffrey Woodcock, and Johnny Ziomek, all in Middletown; sister and best friend Marilyn Elwell of Portland; sister Gloria Meickle and her husband John of Newington; brother Alan Dobrowolski and his wife Roz of East Hampton; brother/sister-in law Stanley and Jeannie Ziomek of Middletown; her beloved grand-dog Bella Rose; as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband John Ziomek, Sr., her son John “JJ” Ziomek, Jr., her sister Christine Kolej, and her brother Jack Shappy.
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Eileen Mary Grip - Centurelli, 82, 4 January 2025
Carol Ann (Ciarcia) Schreiber, 82, 17 Januaru 2025
Nanci Joan (Metzler) Budnick, 82, 23 January 2025
Geraldine (Gerri) Ann Lipman King , 82, 16 February 2025
Joyce (Gionfriddo) Mancarella, 82, 2 March 2025
John Mihalyo, 82, 14 March 2025
Joseph S. Tabellione, 82, 31 March 2025
David “Dave” Wierbicki, 83, 14 June 2025
Peter P. Kelly 83 . 27 June 2025
Rudolf "Rudy" Baran, 83, 11 July 2025
Kathleen (Walsh) Fagan, 83, 17 July 2025
Wayne Richard Lentini, 83, 9 August 2025
of Palm Bay, FL, formerly of Newington, passed away peacefully at home on August 9, 2025, surrounded by loved ones. Born in New Britain on June 12, 1942, he was the son of the late Angelo and Johanna (Buchas) Lentini. Wayne worked for the New Britain Herald and Liturgical Publications, Inc., and was a longtime member of Lighthouse Family Worship Center, New Britain. He is survived by his Best Friend Saul Clavijo, His Nephews Darren M. Messina and Rebeck P. Gutierrez; his children, Todd (Tracey) Lentini; Cheryl (Rand) Hoffmann of Plantsville; and Craig (Micheline) Lentini of Berlin; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sisters Andrea Colon of Southington and Vanessa Lentini of New Britain; many extended family members and friends. He was predeceased by his wife of nearly 42 years, Gail (Messina) Lentini; brother Darryl Lentini; sister Cynthia Fetterman; and beloved cat “Princess.” A beautiful graveside service will be held on Friday, August 22nd, 2025 at 11:00 am at West Meadow Cemetery, Willard Ave., Newington. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to American Forests, the American Cancer Society, or the American Heart Association. To share a memory or leave condolences,and see full obituary, please visit
Delight (Dee) Hagist, 83, 5 September 2025
of Avon, Connecticut passed away peacefully at UCONN John Dempsey Hospital. Born in New Britain, Connecticut on June 16, 1942, Dee graduated from UCONN with a degree in physical education. Dee served in the Peace Corps in 1966 in Brazil where she started a candy striper program for a local hospital. She worked for over 30 years for the State of Connecticut Department of Social Services where she was known for her diligence, hard work and attention to detail. Dee was a devoted fan of UCONN women’s basketball and loved Saturdays spent with dear friends which often included trips to Sturbridge Village. Dee will be remembered for her loyalty, devotion to friends, love of cats, and always remembering to send a birthday card to those she loved. Although she wasn’t one to boast, Dee had many adventures in her lifetime, including a trip down the Amazon and a triumphant battle with a French purse thief. Dee is survived by her brother, Paul Hagist and his partner Justine, her nephews Paul and Robert, her grand nieces and nephews, Mackenzie, Jackson, Alan and Zachary, her lifelong best friend, Maureen Flynn, and her goddaughter, Flynn Boonstra.
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Dr. Daniel M Eichenbaum, Bert Loomis, James Oldziey, Helmut H. (Schavilje)
Lambert , Richard Lambardo,
William K. Hennninger, Cynthia (Colella) Anderson, Pam and Richard Wass,
Janet Paton Wenx-Barrett, Chester Steven Rzonca, William Dennis Halloran
Thought for the day
"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be
refilled,
public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be
tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should
be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to
work, instead of living on public assistance."
- Cicero - 55 BC
So here it is. What have we learned in 2070, years?
So, evidently nothing.
Remember: if you don't learn from history you are bound to repeat it
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