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Paul Anthony Tranchida Sr.

Groton, Connecticut

Jul 20, 1915 – Apr 6, 2013 (Age 97)

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BORN
July 20, 1915
DIED
April 6, 2013
AGE
97
LOCATION
Groton, Connecticut
CHARITY
American Cancer Society

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Groton - Paul Anthony Tranchida Sr., 97, of Groton, died peacefully with family at his side early Saturday, April 6, 2013, after a brief stay at The Westerly Hospital. Paul married Lucia "Lucy" Concetta Fazzina on Sept. 25, 1937, and they spent the next 75 years creating and enjoying their family...

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Sorry to have missed the service. Thinking of you all throughout these days. Hope to see you this summer.

My father was Mario Romano who knew Paul from Fort Trumbull New London. I remember very well the times I spent at Paul's home going with his sons to play at Fort Griswold. I also have very fond memories of eating the wonderful food at Fazzini's (?). Paul was a very kind and soft spoken man. I will never forget the times I spent as a child in the company of his warm family.

To my Godmother Lucy and your beautiful family

I will always remember the good times we had together visiting each other. My godfather Paul was such a gentle person who loved his family and will be missed by all. I know that your beautiful memories of him will bring you peace and joy.
All our love,

My dearest Tranchidas,we are very saddens by the loss of your Dad,Grampa.our thoughts are with your Mom at this point, please Dave give her a hug for Janet and I and tell her how much we grieve for Mr.T's passing.

Dear David and Pam,
So sorry to hear of the loss of a man so integral to your family. How wonderful for you to have so many fond memories and shared moments together.

To every season....may Uncle Paul be greeted by all who passed before him into eternal peace.
Love, your niece Catherine

Mr. And Mrs. T, all the rest of the Tranchida Family,
Deeply saddened by your loss. I know your dad and grandpa was a great man. He was lucky to live a long, healthy life and see his grandchildren grow up. I did not know about his work in the Depression Era alphabet agencies. I recently taught my 11th grade classes about the PWA and CCC. Pretty cool to associate a face with the time period. It explains why he was such an appreciative, loving, and dedicated man! They don't make them...

Dave, on behalf of the Harris-Warren family, I want to tell you had sad we were to hear about your dad's passing. He truly was so beloved by all who knew him. What wonderful childhood memories Mike and I especially have, and still talk about all the time. I will not be able to make it to the memorial service tomorrow but will fly in Sunday night and hope to see not only your mom, but you and Pam as well. Take care Dave and please know that your dad will remain in our hearts always.
Lee

Dear David, So sorry to read about your dad, he obviously had a wonderful life, my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.