Patricia Marie (Patty) Coughlin, 56

Patricia Marie (Patty) Coughlin died peacefully Sunday, February 4, 2024 at her home in New Canaan, CT after a courageous battle with cancer. Her beloved dog, Duffy, and her long-time assistant and friend, Morelia Castro, were by her side. A cherished daughter, sister, aunt, and friend, Patty will be dearly missed by all. Born on April 10, 1967, Patty was the second of four children. She spent most of her life in Greenwich and New Canaan, CT.

Thomas Barber Towers, 85

Thomas Barber Towers passed away in Feb. 3, 2024 at the age of 85. 

He was born June 9, 1938 to Jane Barber Ward and Thomas Hertzler Towers. He was the stepson of Wm Ballard Ward. He had one brother, John R. Towers of Boston, Mass. and one sister, Jane Ward of Cape Cod, Mass.

Daniel Jones, 51

On January 28, 2024, Daniel Varian Jones II (Danny), a cherished husband, father, brother, son and all around amazing person said his “goodbyes for now” surrounded by the family and friends he loves and cherishes. Able to finally move his legs with no pain or weakness, Danny immediately reunited with his Siberian Husky, Tosh, put in his AirPods, cranked up a playlist and went for a bike ride in the hills above town. Moving his body was his meditation. The mountains his home. The outdoors his church.

William Hendel Norton, 26

WILLIAM (WILL) HENDEL NORTON
4/27/1997 – 1/14/2024

Tragically, Will passed away unexpectedly at home in New Canaan, CT. on January 14th of respiratory complications caused by covid. His parents, Katherine (Katy) and Laurence (Larry) were with him. Will was born April 27th, 1997 in New York City at 23 weeks, weighing 1lb 5 ounces. His first three and a half months were spent in the NICU of New York Weill Cornell Hospital.

Marilyn Pask, 78

Marilyn Pask, 78, of Norwalk, Connecticut, passed away on January 18th, 2024. 

Marilyn is survived by her loving husband Marshall, her son Brandon, daughter-in-law Carol, her niece Nicky, and her grandchildren Jamie and Tyler. 

Born in 1946 to Aaron and Fay Tiger, Marilyn and her sister Marcia were first-generation Americans after their parents migrated here from Poland and Russia. They were raised in White Plains, NY. 

Marilyn will be remembered for her kindness, quirkiness, love of music and dance, spirituality and her ability to see the best in everyone. She will be sorely missed.