ELIZABETH ANN TRAPASSO

Saw this only now. Sending light to you and the rest of your family, Mag.

TIM LOWRY

My sincere sympathy to the Trepasso family. Growing up near Betty Ann and her family, I
always admired her. She was truly an example
of fervor for Community, value of Family, and love of Religion.

Just saw of Betty's passing now. She was an amazing woman and mom (and my Godmother). Last time we saw Betty she wanted to come over to my mom's (Angela Graves) house with a truck and help her move in to Rose Hill Apartments! This could have been about 5 years ago. The two of them were a force to be reckoned with!
So sorry that I didn't know about the service and my sincere sympathy for the Trapasso family's loss.

I have known Betty Ann for many years and have always deeply admired her. She had to be the most selfless person ever. She gave of herself in big ways without expecting anything in return. She was also completely tolerant and understanding of all people. I hold her up as my role model...someone I would like to be more like. I loved working with her on the Martin Luther King Breakfast Committee. The world and especially Branford will miss her greatly, as will her children and all who knew her.

Spooky and Family, So sorry for the loss of your mom. I have fond memories of your whole family that go way back to the St. Marys School days and riding lessons at your grandfathers stable. Thoughts and healing prayers for your family from Mike, my dad, and me.

My heartfelt sympathy to all the family of "Mrs. T". She was a true Branford treasure. She and my mom shared decades of friendship, sometimes not agreeing but never having a fight.
May the angels lead you in Paradise, Mrs. T. You will be missed!
Maggie Bruno and daughters

Heartfelt sympathy to all the family of "Mrs. T". She will be remembered as a true Branford treasure. She and my mom shared decades of friendship, sometimes not agreeing but never having a fight. May the angels guide you to paradise, Mrs. T. You will be missed!

Sorry to hear that Mrs. Trapasso had passed away. Growing up in Branford, everyone knew her and her family. Always kindhearted and friendly.