Curator: Prof. Elena Rostova Date: 2/9/2026 Dept: Visual Arts & Sciences

GREENWICH TIMES OBITS

Welcome to the world of greenwich times obits, a fascinating and often overlooked aspect of local history and culture. This article aims to shed light on the significance of obituaries published in the Greenwich Times, a local newspaper with a rich heritage.

Obituaries, or death notices, are more than just a way to inform the public of a person's passing. They provide a window into the lives of individuals, their contributions to the community, and the impact they had on those around them. In the case of the Greenwich Times, these obituaries offer a unique glimpse into the history and development of the Greenwich area.

One of the key benefits of exploring these obituaries is the opportunity to trace the evolution of the Greenwich community over time. By examining the names, occupations, and places mentioned in the notices, we can uncover the social and economic changes that have shaped the area. For instance, the obituaries may reflect the growth of industries, the establishment of new businesses, or the migration patterns of residents.

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Fig 1. Matthew Schwab Obituary (1971 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A close-up of a vintage typewriter, its keys clacking to life. The paper is filled with the words 'Greenwich Times' and 'Obituaries'. This image evokes a sense of nostalgia and the quiet dedication of writers.

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Fig 2. Gertrude Merkle Obituary (1929 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A somber scene of a funeral procession in Greenwich Park. The image captures the moment as the sun sets, casting a warm glow over the mourners. A powerful reminder of the fragility of life.

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Fig 3. Gerald Anderson Obituary (1940 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A colorful, vibrant street market in Greenwich, with vendors selling fresh produce and crafts. The 'Obituaries' section of the newspaper is displayed prominently, highlighting the passing of a local beloved baker.

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Fig 4. Bradley Hvolbeck Obituary (1940 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A black-and-white portrait of an elderly woman, a resident of Greenwich, smiling warmly. Her story is featured in the obituaries, celebrating her life and contributions to the community.

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Fig 5. Judith Catalano Obituary (1937 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A dramatic, dramatic sky at dusk, with a solitary figure walking towards Greenwich Observatory. The 'Obituaries' headline stands out, emphasizing the theme of life's end and the passage of time.

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Fig 6. Polly Sanna Obituary (1959 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A bustling Greenwich street scene, with a vintage car parade. The obituaries section mentions the passing of a local mechanic, a pillar of the community, who is remembered for his unique car collection.

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Fig 7. Theodore Mitchell Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A quiet, candlelit room with a single open book on a table. The book is the 'Greenwich Times', and the page is filled with the obituaries, creating a serene atmosphere of reflection.

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Fig 8. Greenwich Time Obituaries

A vibrant, lively street festival in Greenwich, with music and laughter. The 'Obituaries' section is displayed on a large screen, paying tribute to a local musician who left a lasting impact.

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Fig 9. John Frederick Obituary (1936 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A close-up of a vintage newspaper, its edges frayed, with the headline 'Obituaries: Remembering Our Elders'. The article focuses on the life of a Greenwich-born artist, showcasing her unique style.

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Fig 10. Debra Silverthorn Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A solitary figure standing at the top of Greenwich Hill, overlooking the city. The 'Obituaries' section is a reminder of the transient nature of life, with a sense of peace and solitude.

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Fig 11. John Rapp Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A bustling Greenwich Market, with a variety of stalls and shoppers. The obituaries highlight the passing of a local entrepreneur, known for her innovative fashion designs.

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Fig 12. Donald Kirk Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A vintage photograph of a Greenwich family, dressed in old-fashioned attire. The article celebrates the life of the matriarch, a beloved grandmother, and her enduring legacy.

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Fig 13. Anthony Gioffre Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A dramatic, stormy sky with lightning flashing over Greenwich. The 'Obituaries' headline stands out, emphasizing the theme of nature's power and the fragility of human life.

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Fig 14. Swan Grant Obituary (1922 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - Times Leader

A quiet, candlelit vigil in Greenwich Park, with mourners holding candles. The obituaries section pays tribute to a local teacher, remembered for her dedication to education.

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Fig 15. John Conte Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A colorful, festive Greenwich street, with Christmas decorations and lights. The 'Obituaries' section is a heartwarming tribute to a local baker, known for his delicious treats.

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Fig 16. Richard Kordas Obituary (1939 - 2022) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A black-and-white photo of a Greenwich street, now abandoned and overgrown. The article reflects on the passing of a local historian, who dedicated his life to preserving the town's history.

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Fig 17. Greenwich Time Obituaries (2005 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT

A vintage, hand-drawn map of Greenwich, with a focus on the Observatory. The 'Obituaries' section mentions the passing of a renowned astronomer, celebrating his contributions to science.

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Fig 18. GreenwichTime Recent Obituaries: All of GreenwichTime's Recent Obituaries

A bustling Greenwich Market, with a focus on the fresh produce stalls. The obituaries highlight the passing of a local farmer, known for his sustainable farming practices.

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Fig 19. Gertrude Hayde Obituary (1933 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A quiet, candlelit memorial service in a Greenwich church. The 'Obituaries' section is a somber tribute to a local artist, remembered for her unique and inspiring creations.

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Fig 20. John Bacon Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A colorful, vibrant street festival in Greenwich, with a focus on the music and performances. The obituaries section celebrates the life of a local musician, a beloved figure in the community.

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Fig 21. Francis Neeson Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A vintage, hand-painted sign for the Greenwich Times, with a focus on the 'Obituaries' section. The article pays tribute to a local tailor, known for his exquisite craftsmanship.

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Fig 22. Robert Burton Obituary (1938 - 2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A solitary figure walking along the Greenwich waterfront at sunset. The 'Obituaries' section is a reflection on the passing of a local sailor, a seasoned navigator.

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Fig 23. Ajit Laroia Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A bustling Greenwich Market, with a focus on the craft stalls. The obituaries highlight the passing of a local artisan, known for her unique and intricate jewelry designs.

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Fig 24. Dorothy Friedman Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A quiet, candlelit room with a single open book on a table. The book is the 'Greenwich Times', and the page is filled with the obituaries, creating a serene atmosphere of reflection.

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Fig 25. Maia Clewley Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A vintage, hand-drawn illustration of Greenwich, with a focus on the historic buildings. The 'Obituaries' section mentions the passing of a local historian, a guardian of the town's heritage.

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Fig 26. Joseph Bologna Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A colorful, vibrant street market in Greenwich, with a focus on the fresh produce and flowers. The obituaries section celebrates the life of a local gardener, known for her lush and vibrant gardens.

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Fig 27. Greenwich Time Newspaper Obituaries - Surveys Hyatt

A dramatic, stormy sky with lightning flashing over Greenwich. The 'Obituaries' headline stands out, emphasizing the theme of nature's power and the fragility of human life.

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Fig 28. Frank Plimpton Obituary (2025) - Greenwich, CT - GreenwichTime

A vintage, hand-painted sign for the Greenwich Times, with a focus on the 'Obituaries' section. The article pays tribute to a local baker, known for his delicious and unique pastries.

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