Hartford Courant (Sunday)

Calderoni, Patricia M.

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Patricia (Mihalak) Calderoni, 74, of Hebron and formerly of Southingto­n, passed away on Saturday, February 13, 2021 at Hartford Hospital. Patricia was born on November 25, 1946 in Southingto­n to the late Stephen and Helen (Morison) Mihalak. She worked at Union Trust Bank for 20 years and enjoyed her second career working as a florist at the Aqua Turf Club, retiring in 2008 Patricia moved to Hebron in 2011 to be closer to her family. She enjoyed gardening and serving on the Board for the Mill at Stonecroft, but most of all, she loved her family and adored her grandchild­ren. Patricia is survived by her son Dean R. Calderoni and his wife Elizabeth Leaming of Hebron and her grandchild­ren, Michael, Sarah and Matthew Calderoni and Haley, Gabriella and Samantha Leaming. She is also survived by 3 sisters, Virginia Byron of FL, Cynthia Ciafardoni of Bristol and Ann Platt of Southingto­n and her loving nieces and nephews, Dylan, Hannah and Erika Platt, Bridgette Brophy and Bobby and Ryan Ciafardoni. Patricia was predecease­d by her husband, Lucian R. Calderoni and son, Michael Calderoni. Donations in Patricia's memory may be made to your local humane society. Funeral services were celebrated privately with her immediate family. Plantsvill­e Funeral Home has been entrusted with handling arrangemen­ts. For online condolence­s, please visit www.plantsvill­efuneralho­me.com.

Elizabeth “Betty” (Mosher) Gallichant, beloved wife for 64 years of the late Alphonse “Al”, died on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at the age of 102. Betty was born December 2, 1918 in Sheffield, VT to the late Ahi and Delia (Girard) Mosher. She grew up in Connecticu­t and graduated from Killingly High School. The caption in her yearbook read, “Betty is a brown haired, twinkling eyed girl whose smile is simple and quiet. Betty feels as much at home in the water as she does on a clay court.” She married her good friend's brother and they raised 7 children in Manchester, CT. She and her husband Al were members of the Manchester Square Dance Club, and they enjoyed many years of square and round dancing. They became snowbirds and spent many winters in Florida. Betty was a devoted wife and mother, and a communican­t of Saint Bridget Church in Manchester.

Along with her husband, Al, she was predecease­d by her son Paul, sister Anna Anger, and brother Alan Mosher. Betty is survived by her three sons, James of Derry, NH (Barbara dec'd) and their sons James and Thomas; Thomas and wife Gitté of Naples, FL and children Glenn, Todd and Laura; Peter and wife Joannie of Vernon, CT and their daughters Amanda and Sarah; and her three daughters, Ellen and husband Sam Lyle of Houston, TX and children Jessica and Seth; Elizabeth “Betty Ann” and husband Tom Aitkin of Bolton, CT and their children Benjamin, Thomas and Polly; and Linda and husband Giles Cutler of Ayden, NC and their son Will; and many great and great-great grandchild­ren. Betty was cared for in her later years by several dedicated and loving caregivers. The family especially wants to recognize Miranda who tirelessly cared for her through her most difficult days. A celebratio­n of life for Betty will be scheduled in the future. Memorial contributi­ons may be made to Saint Bridget Church, 80 Main Street, Manchester, CT 06040. To leave a memory or message of condolence, please visit www.holmeswatk­ins.com.

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