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Candy A. Flagg

1960 - 2020

BORN

1960

DIED

2020

Candy Flagg Obituary

Candy A. (Britton) Flagg, 60, of Middlebury, passed away peacefully Tuesday morning, Nov. 17, 2020, at home, with her husband and children by her side, after a courageous battle with cancer. Born in Southington, Apr. 4, 1960, she was the daughter of the late Robert and Carole (Veillette) Britton. Earlier in her life, she enjoyed working in early childhood education, and as a paraprofessional in the Plainville Community School District, though she was most fulfilled by her role as a proud wife, mother, and grandmother. She also enjoyed crafting, and above all, holidays and other celebrations spent with her family. She was eagerly awaiting the birth of her newest grandson to arrive around what would be her 61st birthday. She is survived by her husband, John K. Flagg; her three children, Heather M. Britton-Schrager of Hyde Park, New York, Brittany L. Currie and her husband, Geoffrey, of Glastonbury, and Nathaniel E.R. Ives and his fiancee, Joanna, of Plainville; her stepchildren, John K. Flagg Jr. and his wife, Melissa of Plainfield, and Jennifer Flagg of Wilmington, North Carolina; her grandchildren, Jackson and Aiden Berry, Natalie and Kylie Flagg; her sisters, Kim and Penny Britton and their children; her two dearest friends, Nancy Caputo and Randy Smith; and her furry sidekick, Odie. Besides her parents, Candy was predeceased by her nephew, Joshua Jarrell, and her beloved friend who was more like a sister, Becky Sutcliffe. The family would like to thank Bristol Hospital Cancer Care Center for their attentive treatment over the past year, and to A. Cassidy's Cremation Service. Family and friends will gather privately and outdoors in adherence with current social distancing guidelines, on Saturday, November 21st. In lieu of flowers, please dedicate a random act of kindness in Candy's honor.

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Published by Hartford Courant on Nov. 19, 2020.

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Kayla Simek

November 21, 2020

Sending love to the family

Kayla Simek

November 21, 2020

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow..
I only met Candy once. This was during this pass Summer, during her battle with Cancer. Though she did not feel the best that day she still managed to get out of bed, smile, tell stories, and laugh.
She was a wonderful women. Though I had only met her once she was amazing and I loved meeting her. I’ve heard so many good things about her. I wish I could of met her more than once. She was taken way too soon..

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Amerallus Teter (Mousey)

November 20, 2020

I’m so sorry to hear of Candy’s passing. We met when I came to visit my friend Becky during her own battle with cancer. We only had 2 weeks together, but it was as if we had been friends for years. She was a great friend to Becky. I live in Virginia so it was a great comfort to me to know my friend Becky had such a loving friend helping her in her fight. My deepest sympathies to all her family, along with thoughts and prayers for comfort during this time of loss.

Fran Ficocelli

November 19, 2020

Sorry to hear the loss of Candy. We get up in the same neighborhood, was a very good friend. God Bless to her family, my prayers are with you all.

Tim Chapulis

November 19, 2020

So sorry for the passing of candy we had many good times together @ THS May she Rest In Peace & Be together with her dear friend Becky

Art Wood

November 19, 2020

Candy was a quiet girl who wore her heart on her sleeve. She will be missed. Taken too soon.

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