Obituaries and remembrances
VTDigger offers community-submitted obituaries and remembrances honoring Vermonters who touched the lives of family members, friends and neighbors. Obituaries are published at no cost as a public service. To submit an obituary, click here.
This page gathers tributes and memorial notices from communities across Vermont, preserving memories and recognizing the lives of those who have passed.
David Martin
David loved life so very much. He found joy in all of the people and places surrounding him and was brought to tears more often from smiles than from sadness.
Andrew Dexter Morse
Andrew had a passion for fishing—a love that began as a small child when he would sneak out of bed on summer evenings to fish in the brook running through the backyard.
Curt Crowell Peterson
Curt will be remembered as a beloved father and friend, and a devoted husband to Jennifer, his wife of 43 years and the love of his life.
Frederick Lack Sawabini
Fred grew up with his siblings, Wadi Jr., Stuart and Julia, in a loving home that embraced everything Vermont had to offer: skiing the Green Mountains in winter, and summers of sailing and water-skiing on Lake Champlain.
Elizabeth Weir Toor
Beth was a brilliant scientist, mother, wife, dog lover (particularly Irish and Gordon Setters), passionate supporter of women’s choice and voting rights, and an activist for clean air.
Susan N. Sperry
Often described by her children as a ‘force of nature,” Susan was never without strong perfume and a wicked sense of humor.
Rudulfo “Rudy” Gomez
Rudy was probably the happiest when he was riding his motorcycle. Riding was his therapy, and he felt the most “alive” while riding.
Walter Edward “Ted” Tedford
Back in 1956, Ted met the love of his life, Marie Flaim O’Brien. They were married a year later in Fort Lee, New Jersey. He and Marie were married for 66 years, bringing up six children.
Michael Burditt Cadwell
Michael was blessed with a full and rich life, manifested in a unique combination of low comedy and high endeavor.
Terri Agnelli
Terry devoted her entire life to nursing, always bringing the same steady compassion to every shift.
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