Death date: Feb 19, 2015
Albert L. “Butch” Comarella, 72, of Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Thursday, February 19, 2015 at St. Francis Hospital. He was born in Stafford Springs, CT, son of the late Albert and Hazel (Heck) Comarella. Butch served in Read Obituary
On behalf of the Stafford Fire Dept. No. 1 members, We are very sorry Ron, Rich and Sue for the loss of your dad and our brother life member. Your dad was a good man and a friend, I'm glad to have known him. He helped build the department and he helped me when I was building my home. He will be missed.
Dave Lucia
Chief
Stafford Fire Dept. No. 1
nd I'm glad to have known him.
Butch served our country, as a veteran and our community as well, both as a volunteer fireman and as a Stafford employee. Despite some troubling issues in the early 1980’s with well pollution and political harassment, he carried himself nobly as he stood fast for his family, his neighbors, and himself for what was both right and just. I will always remember him as a hard-working and dependable man of integrity, with a sometimes mischievous smile, and a strong ethic of helping others. I send my deepest condolences to his family, and the assurance that Butch will be long remembered by many.
John Hinchliffe, former Selectman and friend
Sorry for your loss. I wish we were closer. Thinking of you all with memories and prayers
Linda Bouchard
My deepest condolences to Butch's family and friends.
Elaine Comarella
Very sorry Ron,Rich and Sue your dad was a good man and a better friend I'm glad to have known him.
Susan and family so sorry to hear about ur dad my heart goes out to u all. Stephanie D'Amico
Dear Susan,
We are sorry for your loss. Our sincere condolences to your entire family. Give Chevelle a big hug from us.
Gary, Charlotte and Olivia
I would like to extend my deepest condolences to Ron and Jake, Beverly and the entire Comarella family.
Ron, it has truly been a pleasure to have had the opportunity to get to know your Dad, albeit brief. I will forever remember him smiling and his wonderfully blue eyes beaming with that extra twinkle while he shared stories of your family. He really enjoyed bragging about all his kids, but especially his grandchildren. It was such a blessing to have been able to spend Christmas dinner with him. I will treasure those happy memories.
May he rest in peace.
Love and Blessings,
Joanne R. Gulbicki
I went all through Pinney School with Butch. I felt very bad when I heard he had passed. Whenever I saw him we would chat and have a laugh. You always have a special place in your heart for people you went to school with. Now part of my own history goes with him. May he rest in peace. Sincerely, Pat Urda Thompson O'Brien
