Lois A. Buttaro

Lois A. (Aggerup) Buttaro, 90, of Weatogue, passed away peacefully at home at Skybrook on December 26, 2025, where she resided for the past four years. Born in Springfield, Massachusetts on February 23, 1935, the daughter of the late Frederick Emil and Ruth H. (Lyon) Aggerup. Lois attended local schools and was a 1952 graduate of Tiger Tech High School in West Springfield, MA. Lois went on to receive her bachelor's degree in nursing from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1957. She was a graduate of the first nursing class at the University of Massachusetts.
Lois had a long, successful, and distinguished career as a Registered Nurse. She began her career at Newton Wellesley Hospital and retired from Wintonbury Mannor (Now Touchpoints of Bloomfield) after 25 years of dedicated service.
Lois loved to read, travel, and sit on the beach. She was a member of the Nurses' Health Study at Harvard, Sweet Adelines (The Farmington Valley Chorus) and a longtime member of East Granby Congregational Church (EGCC) where her husband, Rev. Alan H. Buttaro, was pastor for 30 years and she sang in the choir. Lois was also one of two teachers at the first EGCC Nursery School program for a decade. (known as Mrs B)
Lois is survived by her children, Mark A. Buttaro and his wife Ann of Litchfield, New Hampshire, Jan McIsaac and her husband Chip of Bloomfield and Bruce D. Buttaro of Bloomfield, her grandchildren, David Buttaro of Manchester, NH, Andrew McIsaac and his wife Kelsey of Westbrook, CT, Peter Buttaro and his wife Shelby of Concord, NH, Daniel McIsaac and his wife Melissa of Lebanon, CT and Matthew Buttaro of Orlando, FL, her great-grandchildren, Charlotte, Molly and Owen and her dear friend, Judy Saxton of Windsor.
Lois was predeceased by her parents, her husband of 49 years Rev. Alan H. Buttaro and her daughter-in-law, Judith Buttaro.
A memorial service for Lois A. Buttaro will be held in the spring of 2026 at East Granby Congregational Church and Lois will be laid to rest with her beloved husband Alan in the East Granby Congregational Church Memorial Garden. For condolences, please visitwww.carmonfuneralhome.com.