Kirk G. Fagan

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Kirk Fagan Obituary

FAGAN Kirk G. Fagan, age 52, of Shelton, passed away on Friday, March 26, 2004, at Norwalk Hospital. Born in Hartford to James Fagan of Stratford, and the late Grace Lineburner Fagan, he was a resident of Shelton for 20 years. Mr. Fagan was a teacher at Central High School in Bridgeport, and was a graduate of Stratford High School and received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Southern Connecticut State University. He was an avid tennis player, gardener and chess player. He was a member of the Westport Tennis Club and Trumbull Racquet Club. He was a devoted father and husband, and in addition to his father, is survived by his beloved wife, Mary Pitoniak Fagan; his daughter, Sarah Fagan of Shelton; his three brothers, James Fagan and his wife, Doria, of West Haven, Thomas Fagan and his wife, Colleen, of New Haven, and his twin brother, Kevin Fagan and his wife, Blanca, of Pakistan; a niece, Kelly Fagan; and a nephew, James Fagan. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday at 9 a.m. in a Church to be announced by St. James Church with a Mass of Christian Burial. Friends may call on Monday (TODAY) from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Adzima Funeral Home, 50 Paradise Green Place, Stratford. The family requests in lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to Central High School, Kirk Fagan Scholarship Fund.

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Published by Connecticut Post from Mar. 28 to Mar. 29, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for Kirk Fagan

11 Entries

Yvette M

November 16, 2017

Mr. Fagan was my science teacher in my freshman year in 2002. He was truly a great man and teacher. It's been 13 years but I still think of him. Thank you Mr. Fagan. You will always be missed.

danielle l.

April 9, 2004

mr fagan was a cool teacher and he is missed.. many of us didnt sign this guestbook, because we had a banner on the wall at school, where we wrote what we felt.. i hope the school gives it to you, we really did love him as our teacher and friend, and we'll miss him forever, rest in peace Mr. Fagan

Kelly Fagan

April 7, 2004

Thanks to all of you for writing such special thoughts about my uncle. He was a great guy with a kind heart.

Frances Grindal

April 1, 2004

All of your family here in Maine is so saddened by your passing, Kirk. May God be with you and guide you. May peace be with your loved ones. Love, Frances Limeburner Grindal and George & Alice Limeburner Adams and Dennis and Janet Limeburner.

Susan Paquette

April 1, 2004

Kirk was my 2nd cousin and I regret not meeting him since we were children. I am glad to know he was so loved and may peace be with his family. Another star has been added to the heavens an it shines brightly. Rest in peace Kirk. Love, your cousin, Susan Grindal Paquette

Jeff Borges

March 30, 2004

Mr. Fagan was a great teacher and a great person, he made my freshman year pleasent and he was always there to talk to and he had such a kind heart, my condolences go out to his family and he will be greatly missed

Maneth

March 30, 2004

Mr. Fagan was my science teacher in freshmen year @ Central High School. He really made that year the best! My friend and I always look forward going to his class. He made science fun in many ways. Now that I'm a sophomore, Mr. Fagan will always say to my friend and I the "Class from the Past." I will always remember that! I would like to thanks him for encouraging me that Science will always be fun. My prayers goes out to his family and friend. R.I.P. Mr. Fagan you were one of the best teachers ever!!!!!!

Cheryse Gonzales Lisa Hinton

March 29, 2004

Mr. Fagan was my science teacher my feshman year, and he was my favorite teacher out of all my seven teachers that year. I am now a Junior @ Central still and even up to last week I visited him in his classroom as I always do when I am near his classroom. He still treated my the way he did when I was his student. I would always ask him what was his first name and he would never tell me, he would always say something like Joe, or Johnny, and I would always say how could that be your name if the first letter is K., he would just laugh and walk away. I am going to miss him so much, had it not been for him I would have never had made it to Chemistry. I send condolences to all of his family members, and I hope that he rests in peace.

Dawn Saputo

March 29, 2004

Mr. Fagan was my high school science teacher and currently a colleague of mine. I remember how he actually made me like going to science class, when that had never before been done. He will be missed.

Jeanette Bednarz-Guggenheim

March 29, 2004

Mr. Fagan was my 10th grade Biology teacher at Stratford High, back in 1987. His wife was also my 1st grade teacher at Franklin school, back when she was still Miss Pitoniak. They were both wonderful teachers. Mr. Fagan always had such a great sense of humor, and was just a great person.

I was surprised to hear of his passing, and saddened for the family. My prayers are with you.

Rev. Hopeton Scott

March 29, 2004

I knew Kirk because of his colleague at Central High School, Tony Pijar in whose house I reside. I have fond memories of the times that Kirk joined Tony and the two Jims for watching sporting events and just hanging out by the pool. He was a true gentle-man and I am saddened and stunned by his sudden passing, but am grateful for having interacted with this quiet giant. My prayers are with his loved ones and his dear friends.

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