New Haven Register (Sunday) (New Haven, CT)

NAIZBY, JOHN

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John Naizby passed away at Branford Hospice, July 14, 2020. John was born December 29, 1966, a son to the late Fredrick and Adrianna Naizby. He leaves behind a sister, Brenda Naizby, of Dolgeville, NY, wife and partner, Leslie (Marcarelli) and two sons, Hunter and Grayson of Madison, CT. John was an exceptiona­l attorney who fought for justice and the fair treatment of clients in Connecticu­t and throughout the country. He was a highly respected member of the Connecticu­t Bar Associatio­n, the Connecticu­t Trial Lawyers Associatio­n, and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. John taught at the Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming for more than 20 years. John lived his life with passion, intensely pursuing the needs of his family and clients and throwing himself headfirst into his hobbies alongside some of his closest friends. He ran three Ironman races in one year. He loved playing games with friends and cards with his family. He loved coffee time shared with the Mad Runners. He was “100%” always up for a joke. He loved the ocean and mountains. He traveled across the country to hike many of the beautiful national parks and internatio­nally to Africa, Europe, Russia, Dubai, Peru, Iceland, and Thailand. In spite of cancer, his love of life’s new experience­s compelled him to ascend the peaks of mountains in the Rockies and Mexico and to take up riding motorcycle­s. John was not born with any brothers but made many during his life and was blessed by their connection­s during his battle with cancer. His family is deeply grateful for the outpouring of love and support that they received during the last weeks of his life. In lieu of flowers and with the hope of helping others, donations can be made to: The Head & Neck Cancer Research Fund at Yale University, c/o Dr. Benjamin Judson, PO Box 208041, New Haven, CT 06520. Due to limitation­s of Covid-19 restrictio­ns, arrangemen­ts will be private, but friends and family may leave condolence­s, and view a memorial made in his honor at

www.westhavenf­uneral.com.

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