William-Weed-Obituary

William Weed

Monroe, Connecticut

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William Worth WeedWilliam Worth Weed, age 72, a longtime resident of Monroe, passed away on June 25, 2019 in his home.He will be dearly remembered by his sister, Nancy Samonek, her husband Kenneth, and their children, Joseph and Katherine, all of Monroe; several cousins; as well as his friends...

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Bill. You are and always will be missed. The 3 of us (Lenny) did so much together that it will always be a great memory for me. During work and after work was nothing but the best.

Bill, I still miss you. I´m sure you know by now my sister Charlene had died and I´m sure she´s looking for you and she must´ve found you by now Please tell her that I love her so much and I miss her. My life has not been the same since she´s been gone. I know, without a doubt she was looking for you and knowing her how much she cared about you, she found you and you are sharing memories together I still think about the last time we got to spend together you truly are an amazing man and...

Bill, I still think about you and wish you were still here.
I still think about that last day we spent together a couple of days before you died. We laughed and talked for such a long time. I never thought it would be the last time I would see you or hug you or kiss you good bye.
You truly were such a good and kind man and friend to me.
I hope you are enjoying your self in Heaven with your new pain free body. I love and miss you
Your friend
Marie Segui

My condolences to Bill's family. I worked for him at New Haven Community Correctional Center. I found out very late. I am sorry for his loss

I just found out about his death today as I didnt know and no one who can let me know about his death but I am glad that I find out thru facebook and online I sure missed him and he is very nice. I have not chance to see him again earlier. God bless Bill.
Peggy

I was sorry to read of Bill's passing, he was a quiet, fair man who could usually defuse a tense situation simply with his presence. He always carried himself with an air of confidence and ability without coming across as arrogant or superior. He represented an era of professionalism that has long since passed from Corrections.

My deepest sympathies to his family.

Ray Zaleski
Lieutenant (Retired)
Ct. Dept. of Correction

Thinking about you I'm so sad you left

Bill, you were such a sweet and kind man. I am so sorry you had to leave
I'm so great full we had spent time together a few days before. We laughed and talked for hours.
I can't believe you're gone you looked so good that day you said you were feeling pretty good too you had lost weight .
You have always been good to me and so kind and generous . You have blessed me by being in my life .
I will miss you I will miss some of the crazy cards you sent me and especially the last...

I am very saddened to learn that Lt Weed died. He was respected by all, and was by the book. He had no favorites. He was the best at being in charge of fire safety at New Haven Correctional Center. At the yearly mandatory yearly meeting for fire safety and tour of all the evacuation routes and fire alarms I still remember how thorough he was. Though I was a correctional nurse, there was always a certain respect and fear that everything was in order when he signed the log book in the hospital....