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Maria Brancati Damiani

New Haven, Connecticut

1945 - 2017

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Maria Brancati Damiani of New Haven died peacefully March 19, 2017 at Smilow Cancer Center at Yale. She was the wife of the late Rudolph "Chip" Damiani. Maria was born in New Haven on December 6, 1945 to the late Salvatore and Margaret Riccio Brancati and had worked for the City of New Haven...

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She was a beautiful precious loving heavenly angel!

We are saddened to learn of the passing of our friend and colleague, Maria. She was a tireless advocate for improving Connecticut's healthcare delivery system. We enjoyed working closely with her over the past few years and will miss her very much.

Our deepest sympathies go out to her family and friends.

Alison Hong, MD
Connecticut Hospital Association

Maria was an awesome person and a real warrior for women and children. I was always inspired by her and am very sorry for her passing but she leaves an amazing legacy. Catherine Sullivan-DeCarlo and Family

Maria dedicated her professional life to perinatal women and their families. I first met her at the legislature when she was advocating for maternal child health program funding. Maria, we will miss you as a maternal child health leader in our state.

My condolences, Mike. You and your family were some of my biggest fans during Fall Ball in NH and eventually at Hamden Hall. It didn't go unnoticed. I'm so sorry Mike, Chris, Robin and the rest of the family. Prayers are with you.

My sincere condolences to Maria's family and friends. I will always remember Maria for her speaking up for the women and families of our communities. She will be missed by the New Have Community.

Please accept our sincere condolences for Maria's family and for the many co-workers and community members who will miss her dearly. A champion, a leader and someone who inspired others, a powerful force. God bless you Maria and thank you for your wonderful spirit.

I began working with Maria in 2004 when I became Deputy Director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholars Program at Yale Medical School. She was a strong advocate for our efforts to improve health through partnered action research between young physician researchers and community organizations. She was a wonderful connector who made things happen. I live in Colorado now so won't be able to attend the services for Maria but will be thinking of her today as the Health Department...