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Serving the Alumni of NBHS Class of 1960
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The alumni of New Britain Senior High (NBHS) of New Britain Connecticut,
USA.
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INFORMATION
75 Birthday Party
For all
Stanly Golf Course
Sunday October 22nd, NOON to 5 PM
Back Nine Tavern
For Flyer and Reservation Package click: HERE
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Pictures from the 55th Reunion
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60th REUNION 2020
Info to follow
Click on me for list of missing class mates!
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NEW BRITAIN in the 50's on FaceBook
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DEPARTED
Click on link below to find thoughs on the Vietnam Wall from our High School
http://www.virtualwall.org/iStates.htm
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Obituary Section
We lost 13 Class mates in 2014
We lost 13 Class mates in 2015 Plus 1 still unconfirmed
We lost 6 class mates in 2016
2017
Thomas N. Schenck, 74, of New Britain, died Friday, Jan. 6, 2017,
Madeline (Dupont) Soule, April 9 2008*
Donald A. Domizio, 14 March 2017
Donald Norman Jakad, 4 June 2017
75, of the St. Lucie Falls community in Stuart, Florida, passed away peacefully to his heavenly home on Sunday, June 4, 2017. Born in New Britain, Connecticut, on November 24, 1941, Don graduated from New Britain High School in 1960. On April 6, 1963, he married his life-long partner Karen Benyi Jakad, of Yalesville, Connecticut. Don raised his family with Karen in Newington, Vernon, then South Windsor, before moving to Florida in 1992. Don is survived by his two sons, Donald R. Jakad of Stuart, David E. Jakad of West Palm Beach, and his brother, Robert P. Jakad of New Britian, Connecticut. He is predeceased by his loving wife of 51 years Karen, his father Nomran W. Jakad, his mother Joan Ehmann Jakad, and his middle son, Michael E. Jakad. A service for the committal of ashes will be held on Saturday, June 17, at 11:00 AM, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Palm City. The family asks that in lieu of flowers, that a donation be made in Don's name to Immanuel Lutheran Church, 2655 SW Immanuel Drive, Palm City, FL 34990, 772-287-8188. Expressions of sympathy and condolences may be made at www.martin-funeral.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Martin Funeral Home & Crematory/Stuart Chapel.
Donald Francis Hedenberg, 8 June 2017
74, of Winsted, CT, passed away suddenly on June 8th 2017.Donaldwas born
on November, 6, 1942 to Gladys (Brayne) and NormanHedenberg. His home town
was New Britain but his love of the outdoors drew him to live in Unionville,
Barkhamsted, Tolland, Mass. and ultimately Winsted, CT.
Many didn't know thatDonaldwas a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne in the
U.S. Army and was honorably discharged from the Army in 1972.Donaldwas a
butcher by trade. He spent decades building a reputation as being a skilled
meat cutter and worked for many different grocers over the years.
Donaldwas also a fisherman. His passion for fishing was evident in his great
stories about his proudest moments on the water.Donald's family and friends
know how strong his will and love for helping those in his life was. If
you were his friend and needed him, he was there with no questions asked.
Don's love of baseball, music, being in nature and his hearty laugh are
treasured pieces that made up the man his family and friends hold dear.Donaldis
survived by his loving son, Gregory HuntHedenberg, and Gregory's mother,
Nancy ElizabethHedenberg, both of Newington CT; Gregory's girlfriend, Gemma
Casciano of West Hartford and her children, Maya and Jack Varney;Donald's
sister, Noreene (Hedenberg) Carlson and her husband Howard Carlson of Pennsylvania;
as well as their daughters, Karen and Susan. He is predeceased by his younger
brother, DavidHedenberg, who passed on but is survived by his wife, JudyHedenbergand
their children, Janet and Laura.Donaldwill be laid to rest near his late
wife, Linda (Signor)Hedenbergand her late son, Brian Signor, in the May
family Cemetery in beautiful Lake George, NY.
Donaldwas very close to Linda's family, Brian's wife, Laurie Signor and
their children, Monica and Derek; Karen and Stratos Pappas, and daughter,
Kristina as well as Robert Signor and countless other Lake George family
thatDonaldloved very much. Gregory would like to say a heartfelt thank you
to Joe and Craig; aka "Elvis" for being loyal friends to Don these
last years. A special thank you to Joe for all that you have done to help
my dad. I am eternally grateful.
Elvis, thank you for walking the road with dad from Brown's Mountain to
Tolland, Mass., and all that was in between. Greg would also like to send
great love to The Ryan, Kane and Gambridela families for all of the friendship,
memories and joy that is woven into Gregory's childhood. Thank you Gary
Brown, Jimmer, Mike Dorsey, Demetri, Danny C. and all of Dad's friends at
the VFW for the love you've shown my dad. I love you, dad.
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LIFE MEMBER SUPPORTER
Dr. Daniel M Eichenbaum, Bert Loomis
Thought for the day
"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be
refilled,
public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be
tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should
be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to
work, instead of living on public assistance."
- Cicero - 55 BC
So here it is. What have we learned in 2072, years?
So, evidently nothing.
Remember: if you don't learn from history you are bound to repeat it
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