Obituaries of burlington people - Town of Burlington

esident of Whigville the last 20 years. He was a communicant of St. Stanislaus Church inBristol. He leaves his wife, Augustina(Backes) Poglitsch; a daughter, Arlene E.; and a son,Rudolph C. Jr. all living at home; two brothers, Frank of Newington and John of New Britain.Burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bristol, CT.POND, MARY E. Widow of Lucius D. Pond, age 77, died (1901) she was born in Burlingtonand survived by two sons, Bradford and Joshua of this place.POND, ROSENA (Bradley) 78, died at her home 24 Avon St. New Haven, 2-27-1899. Besideher husband, Sylvester, who died some years ago. An adopted son lives in NY. One sister, Mrs.Charles F.Olney of Cleveland, OH and a brother, Samuel Bradley of this town. Burial in CenterCemetery, Burlington, CT.POND, SYLVIA M. Mrs. 60, of Milford Street, Burlington, died 9-13-1974. She was born 4-21-1914, and was educated in Bristol Schools. She is survived by her father, Robert H. Manross &stepmother, Mrs. Ethel F. Manross of Bristol. Burial in Lamson Corner Cemetery, Burlington,CT.PONS, ROBERT F. 65, of Burlington, beloved husband of Joan (Gravlin) Pons, diedSunday, (April 2, 2006) at John Dempsey Hospital in Farmington. He was born October, 31,1940 in Bristol, son of Margaret (Masterbone) Pons of Bristol and the late Robert E. Pons. Hewas an U.S. Air Force veteran serving in the Philippines and in Germany. In addition to his wifeand mother, he is survived by his loving family including his son, Jeffrey Pons and his wifeKaren of New Britain; a daughter Lisa Pons and her fiancé Brian Marselli of Middletown; sister,Susanne Kelly of Burlington; brother, Thomas Pons and his wife Barbara of Avon; his nephews,Jason Kelly, Brian Kelly, Scott Pons and Matthew Pons; and many others. Following his wishes,there will be no calling hours. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Friday, April 7, 10 a.m. atSt. Patrick's Church, Collinsville. Burial with Military Honors will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Rt.4, Spielman Highway, Burlington. Vincent Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turnpike, Canton hascharge of the arrangements. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to theAmerican Heart Association, 2550 US Highway 1, North Brunswick, NJ 08902-4301 or to acharity of the donor's choice.POWER, DAVID GARFIELD, 47 of Rt. 4, Burlington, died 3-13-1966. Born in Needham, MAin 1918, son of the late John G.Power & Mrs. Florence Westlake Power, he had lived inBurlington for 3 years. He was a Veteran of WW 11. Besides his mother, he leaves his wife,Dorothy Perkins Power; 3 sons, David J. a student at Danbury State College, Robert B. & BruceG. both at home; 2 daughters, Miss Karen Lee & Miss Christine F. both at home; and a sister,Mrs. Mae Bose of Watertown, MA. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.PREBLE, FRANK T. 51, of Rio Road, Burlington died 8-31-1976. Born in Cambridge, Mass,(1924) he was a resident of Burlington for 20 years & an Army veteran WW 11. He leaves hiswife, Roberta (Fabrizio) Preble of Burlington; three sons, Gary A. of Hartford, Lee H. & Scott G.of Burlington, a daughter Kimberly G. Preble of Burlington; a sister, Dorothy Stoddard of NewHampshire; and two grandchildren. Burial in Center Cemetery, Burlington, CT.PREBLE, ROBERTA J.(Fabrizio) died 12-20-1995. Born in Newport VT, was the daughter ofthe late Guy Sr. and Esther (Courser)Fabrizio. She was predeceased by he infant daughter,Candice Preble and her husband Frank. She and her husband Frank were involved with theBurlington Congregational Church for many years. She is survived by her sons, Garry A. ofWest Hartford, Lee H. of Terryville and Scott G. of Bristol; a daughter, Kimberly G. Preble ofDurham, NC; also her brothers, Guy Jr. and Stuart Fabrizio of Burlington, Malcolm Fabrizio ofPrinceton NC, and William Fabrizio of Plainville; Her sisters, Donna Ronczka of Kensington andJanet Frebrizio of Forestville. Buried in Center Cemetery, Burlington CT.PRZYBYSZ, HENRY, 72, of Burlington Ave. Burlington, died 7-10-1980. Born in Vlatowo,Pogorzpl, Poland, he had lived in Burlington 53 years. He owned and operated the Valley RestResturant, Burlington, for over 25 years. He was a U.S.Army veteran of WW 11. He leaves hiswife, Eunice (Twining) Przbysz; a son, Henry W.; a daughter, Valerie, all at94