Death date: Mar 17, 2020
Darrel W. Lovley, Jr., 51, of Vernon, CT, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. He was born in New Haven, CT, son of Darrell W. Lovley, Sr. and the late Joyce (Leach) Lovley. Darrel was fiercely loyal and had a trem Read Obituary
Darrel My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. I worked with Darrel at Buckland Hills Mall security for six years. I always called Darrel my brother. We had a lot of laughs through the years. Darrel was a good hearted person and was a God loving man. No matter what happened Darrel would always be there for me and give me the best advise that he could. I'm going to always remember you Darrel. God Bless You My Brother Rest In Peace.
Michael Plourde
Gail, when you told me that Darrel had passed my heart sank. I couldn't believe it. Darrel was such an awesome guy. The few moments I had with him were some of my fondest memories. Having both of you over for those cookouts that lasted late into the night because we were having such a great time. Darrel had an infectious smile and laugh. I loved our talks in the early morning; drinking coffee out on our decks. I used to look forward to seeing him when I got home from work each night. I know both you and Lincoln will miss him terribly. So will I. God always takes the best. He took my Mom too on the same day many years ago - St. Patrick's Day. The best of the best. That's what your husband was. No words can express my deepest most heartfelt condolences to you and your family. If you need anything, ANYTHING AT ALL, please call me. I'd be glad to help. May God help you to somehow heal quickly my friend. I know you'll always remember what a wonderful husband and best friend he was to you. You two will always share an unbreakable bond and love and may that bond make you strong. God bless you. All my love, Donna Rucki
I am terribly sorry for your loss; I wish the family as much peace as one can possibly have during this hard time.
I worked as a Public Safety Officer under Darrel , or as we all called him, Chief D-Love at Buckland Hills Mall for several years. Darrel was an amazing leader, mentor and friend. He was wise beyond his years and played a mean game of Chess. A very kind and loving soul was the Chief. I pray that God grant us all comfort from the loss of such a good man. I will never forget you Chief! Peace Brother... Colon Out.
Darrel was an awesome person to the family I pray with you and for you durning this time and to Mike stay srong and know you to are in our hearts, McBride!!!!
Gail and family,
I don’t know the words to express how sorry I am to hear of your loss. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Laura Manning
I don’t know if this will even have the meaning it needs. My deepest thoughts and prayers go out to your wife and your family. For a young guy coming out of the military and back from war. This man was the first I worked for and it never skipped a beat the type of person he was and always will be. The conversations we had are something I will always have and will keep for the rest of my life. I can’t thank you enough for the impact you had on me and so many others. Please Rest In Peace and now you get see your beloved daughter. To the family I am so sorry for loss especially to Mike I know how much this must hurt my thoughts and prayers and love are with you all.
