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Darien Obituaries 2021

Darien Obituaries 2021
Barbara Kelley obit

Barbara Kelley, 95, Remembered for Her Dinner Parties, Social Activism, Gardening and Stone Sculptures

By DARIENITE.COM | February 15, 2021
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Barbara Ann Kelley, a longtime resident of Southport on the Mill River, passed away on Jan. 27, as a result of complications from Alzheimer’s. She was a regal 95. Barbara was born on Dec. 19, 1925 to Cal and Bessie Baze in Grosse Point, Michigan, where she also grew up.

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George Wetzell obit

George Wetzell, 84, Active in Darien Softball and Basketball Leagues, Enjoyed Boating, Skiing, Golfing

By DARIENITE.COM | February 15, 2021
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George Wulf Wetzell, 84, died peacefully on Feb. 9, 2021 surrounded by family. The son of the late Horace and Gerda Wetzell of Harrison, New York, George was born on Sept. 18, 1936 in Shanghai, where his father owned a U.S. trading company. His family then moved to Harrison in 1949.

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Jennifer James obit

Jennifer James, 77, Commercial Real Estate Broker, Founded Data Services Company

By DARIENITE.COM | February 8, 2021
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Jennifer Austin James, 77, passed away on Jan. 15 at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington after a brief illness. Born to Dorothy J. Muller of Darien and Francis W. James of Lexington, Massachusetts, Jennifer was a Connecticut native and spent her entire youth living in Darien. Known to her friends as “Jef,” she attended Darien public schools and then continued on to Marietta College in Ohio. In 1966 she married her high school sweetheart from Greenwich.

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David Marshman obit

David Marshman, 69, Real Estate Broker Who Grew Up in Darien, Loved Racquet Sports

By DARIENITE.COM | January 27, 2021
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David McGill Marshman, 20-year resident of Venice, Florida, died in his sleep on Jan. 7. He was 69. He was preceded in death by his parents, Donald McGill and Ann Lane Marshman of Darien, Connecticut. David was born on Feb.

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  • James von Klemperer of Darien, Architect of Midtown Manhattan’s Tallest Office Building, to Speak at DCA
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  • SIDEBAR: Three Speeches from Sunday’s Black Live’s Matter March
  • Vastly Inflated Construction Costs Are No Way to Run a Railroad: Cameron on Transportation
  • State Senate Candidates in March 2 Special Election Answers to League of Women Voters Questions
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