Matthew Anthony D’Amico July 16 2000 – Dec 25 2011

Matthew loved sports and enjoyed playing baseball, paintball, dirt bike riding, snowboarding, playing Xbox with his cousins and gatherings with his family and friends.

Matthew loved sports and enjoyed playing baseball, paintball, dirt bike riding, snowboarding, playing Xbox with his cousins and gatherings with his family and friends.

The accident was on Wopowog Road. Police say D’Amico was a passenger in a car driven by his 15-year-old cousin, of New Britain. Police have not yet released the cousin’s name because he is a minor.

The 28-year-old Sgt. Cullers, of New London, CT was killed by a rocket-propelled grenade while repairing a bulldozer in Kandahar province.

Masci, who was first reported missing Tuesday afternoon when he failed to return home from a walk, was found on Deer Run Road by a K-9 unit shortly before noon on Saturday.

He is survived by his son Samuel A. Licata and his wife Pamela of East Hampton, CT.
Smith, a long time East Hampton resident, passed away in April 2011 at the age of 101.
While raising her three sons with her husband Eaton, she was involved in most all aspects of civic, cultural, political, school and social life in East Hampton.

Fly tying was an art to which he dedicated limitless hours in the pursuit of perfection and which brought him enjoyment beyond measure.

She was a nurse, having worked at Cobalt Lodge in the Cobalt section of East Hampton for several years.

Chuck, a caring and loving individual, dedicated his life to those in need as a member of emergency services. He began his career at the age of 18.