life-long learner and educator at heart, Connie was known for her mentorship of young professionals, especially women, her exquisite penmanship, her love of politics and current events, her endlessly thoughtful and unwavering letters and cards for every birthday or life event, and her passion for wine, classical music, opera and travel.

She was always greatly appreciative of the support she received from friends, colleagues and the community, and especially enjoyed walks, snow shoeing and skiing and biking with friends.

Lum, a quiet, soft-spoken man lived his life peacefully. He loved cremees in the summer and a piece of chocolate any time. He always had time to sit, share a good story, and a good laugh. He will be truly missed by all.

He was known for his joyful, infectious laugh. Stuart hugely loved the parties and gatherings at the family home and was looking forward to being vaccinated so he could resume regular parties.

Those who knew Carrie knew her as a warrior who fought for the underdog. She was passionate about special education, Autism Spectrum Disorder education and acceptance, and fair chances and equality for those with special needs.

Clients loved Anna and Anna loved her clients, many of whom became her lifelong friends. She took the time to get to know people on a personal level, walking properties with newcomers and sharing her insights about the exquisiteness the Valley had to offer.

David’s life is difficult to summarize because it extended in so many directions. A day on the ski slopes, camping in the woods, canoeing, and roaming the world with friends and family, especially with his sons, brought him pure delight.

Don never drove anywhere he could walk or bike. Don and his beloved dog Sadie explored Burlington together.

While Paul’s defining legacy is ICV, his greatest love was his family and time spent together on Lake Champlain and the Florida coast.

Horses and equestrian life were a singular preoccupation and skill that Sarah practiced throughout her entire life.

Jane was passionate about education and taught at all levels.

Susan moved through the world with strength, grace, compassion and humility.  She was well loved and she will be sorely missed; may her memory make you smile.

He loved reading, camping, listening to VPR, The Beatles, puns, and ‘Dad jokes’, but even more than all of that was his love of music.

Mark always tried to find a balance between his professional activities and his family life. He and Cynthia enjoyed world travel, outdoor activities, music, reading, good food and celebrations.