Condolence: Dear Mrs. Tarby and family:

An era has ended with the loss of your loved one. I met Mr. Tarby when my husband Milt took me into your liquor store back in 1972. Mr. Tarby was always so happy to see Milt and of course they always talked baseball. I could tell that he had a special place in his heart for Milt and he was truly sorry for his being wounded in Vietnam. Mr. Tarby always carried our packages out to the car for Milt and would stand there, by the car and wave goodbye till we were out of sight. It was always a pleasure to go in and see this man who was always in a good mood. Milt fondly remembers when Mr. Tarby used to umpire...he can still hear him in that authorative voice of his calling a strike and thrusting his right arm out...you didn't argue one of his calls. He is remembered fondly in our hearts and minds.

With sincere sympathy,
Milton and Peggy Cochran...formerly of Seymour, now residing in Scottsdale, AZ.

Condolence: Dear Lois and Larry:

As I previously mentioned, I will be in Florida from April 7 through April 14.

In the interim should you need any quick advice or assistance, you can call Attorney Paul Lewis Otzel at this office who is familiar with your situation.

Robert Kapusta

Condolence: RE: Walter Tarby, Late of Southbury, CT

Dear Lois:

Although I know it was inevitable, I was sorry to hear of Walter's death. Please accept my sincere regrets and condolences.

Unfortunately, I am leaving on Wednesday to spend Easter in Florida, and cannot attend the Memorial Service. However, I will return on April 15, 2004, in the event I can be of any assistance to either you or Larry.

Sincerely,
Robert Kapusta

Condolence: MRS. TARBY AND FAMILY:
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR SYMPATHY TO YOU ALL.. WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER MR. TARBY... HE WAS QUITE A GUY!!
SINCERELY, DIANE AND ROLAND DUMONT