Garrett John Konstantino
Garrett John Konstantino
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Garrett was raised in Orange, Connecticut, and graduated from Amity Regional High School. As a child, he cherished his bike rides, time spent with friends, and losing himself for hours in his favorite video games. As an adult, Garrett was a bit of a renaissance man, working various jobs across the restaurant, plumbing, fire safety, and manufacturing industries. Garrett had a way of loving people that you could truly feel; affectionate, warm, and full of heart. His signature chuckle could lift spirits in an instant and make everything okay again. Playful and present, he especially doted on his nieces, nephews, and the love of his life, Kassandra. A dreamer at heart, Garrett envisioned a life filled with travel to faraway places like Bali and Tokyo and the joy of a large family. Garrett was kind, sweet, and genuine to his core, and his friends and family will deeply miss his light and energy that he brought into their lives.
Along with his fiancé, Kassandra Bello, and his parents, Jeffrey and Monica Konstantino, Garrett is survived by his siblings, Jason (Joanna) Konstantino and Julie (Michael) Frattini; his grandmother, Hilda Miranda; his nieces and nephews, Leo, Lila, Miranda, and Josephine; his beloved dog, Nova; as well as his large extended family. Garrett is predeceased by his grandparents, Juan Miranda, Arthur and Janet Konstantino.
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