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Patricia E. Graffam

Published: 18 Condolences

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1939 – 2021 Killingly – Patricia E. (White) Graffam, 81, of Westcott Rd., died Tuesday, May 4, 2021 in Davis Place Nursing Home. Born in Old Lyme, she was the daughter of the late Ernest and Cora (Robbins) White. Mrs. Graffam was employed in the Environmental Services Department at Foxwoods Resort & Casino. Patricia enjoyed… Continue Reading

Alice E. Gerard

Published: 6 Condolences

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1927-2018 Putnam – Alice E. (Morel) Gerard, 91, of Sabin St., passed away Wednesday afternoon at Day Kimball Hospital. She was the loving wife of the late Roland “Mac” Gerard. Born in Woodstock, she was the daughter of the late Marcel and Denise (Hulot) Morel. Alice attended schools in Pomfret and Putnam High School. Mrs…. Continue Reading

Richard A. Bonneau, Sr.

Published: 10 Condolences

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1945 – 2018 Danielson – Richard “Dick” Bonneau, Sr., 72, of North Frontage Rd., died Wednesday, February 28, 2018 in Hartford Hospital. He was the loving husband of Ann (LePire) Bonneau for 52 years. Born in Brunswick, ME, he was the son of the late Clarence and Antonia (Thibealt) Bonneau. Dick was a graduate of… Continue Reading

Kathleen A. Fague

Published: 2 Condolences

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1961 – 2013 Danielson – Kathleen “Kat” A. Fague, 51, of Palmer St., died  Friday, June 14, 2013 in her home surrounded by her loving family.  She was the loving wife of Charles M. Fague, Sr. for 29 years.  Born in Putnam, she is the daughter of James MacKenzie of N. Grosvenordale and the late Gloria E…. Continue Reading

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Planning a funeral is one of life’s most difficult challenges. Yet virtually every culture recognizes the importance of commemorating the life and loss of a loved one with a meaningful ceremony.

We operate the Gilman Funeral Home in Putnam, the Valade Funeral Home in North Grosvenordale and the Park Tribute Center, Windham County’s only crematorium. Funerals don’t just signify that a life has ended, they signify that a life was lived and loved.

Funerals offer survivors the opportunity to mourn their loss amongst family and friends and to begin the healing process. So, what type of funeral service should you choose? Since no two people are alike, no two funerals should be alike. From planning a traditional burial with a wake and church service to a simple cremation in our own crematorium, we offer complete funeral care to all faiths and cultures.

At the Gilman and Valade Funeral Homes, we understand the importance of personalizing a funeral. We’ll guide you step by step, and help you create a meaningful event that celebrates your loved one’s unique life and helps the bereaved cope with their loss.

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