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Deacon Robert Blankschen

Southbury, Connecticut

1935 - 2023

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Deacon Robert BlankschenDeacon Robert "Bob" Blankschen was born in Bridgeport, to the late Elton and Hazel Blankschen on October 20, 1935. He attended Stratford High School, where he met the love of his life, Agnes Delia LaSella. Bob was a veteran of the US Navy and proudly served on the USS...

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My thoughts and prayers are with Dave and his family. I didn´t know him but from what I´ve heard from everyone he was a great man.

I send my condolences to Linda and all her family and will pray for him. Karen Osar

My deepest condolences to Linda and her family.. Went to St Greg´s, and remember your Dad.. a very caring person who cared for others. Love and peace

I was another lucky one to have worked with Bob ( Chief ) back in the CL & P building back in the 60's throughthe mid 80's. A man above men, different departments we worked in but saw each other everyday. Always had that great smile and so easy to to talk to. I was lucky enough to coach 1 of hi son's in baseball so saw him even outside work. Then my wife got to work with Bob in Newtown. As well as everyone else we miss him and so sorry to hear of his passing. God Bless his entire family. We...

My condolences to the Blankschen Family on the loss of your Patriarch; may he rest in Eternal Peace.

Chief Bob was like the bull of the gang at times. If he was going to bend something you needed to make sure you were not in his way. In spite of his physical strength, that was no measure for the strength in his heart. A loving and caring family man, a great person to work with, and a great friend. In our group Bob was an icon and will be missed by all that ever knew him. We will meet again my friend. Barry Onorato

My deepest condolences to the Blankschen family. Bob was one of the kindest people I've known. We got to know each other through St. Gregory's and he came to my video store often. He will be missed. My prayers are with you all.

Deacon Blankschen was a wonderful part of our extended family. And not just because he and my dad took the same careful attention to well kept hair! He was sincere, gentle and always had a smile and a laugh. My deepest sympathies to the whole family during this sad time. May the memories and stories give you comfort.

So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I will always remember our days of working together at CL&P. He was always a fair and honest boss and will always be remembered. With Sympathy, John Bevis