Sharon L. Frigon is a graduate of Waterbury Catholic High School, attended St. Mary's Nursing School and received her Funeral Director's License in 1982. She started her career at Frigon Funeral Home in Waterbury in 1980 under the professional care of Leon and Rita Frigon. She was instrumental in the creation of Woodtick Memorial in Wolcott which opened to the community in 1985. In 1997, she accepted the manager's position for both funeral homes, Sharon is a member of NFDA, CFDA and serves as a Notary Public. She is a member and past president of Farmingbury Women's Club, president elect of the Wolcott Exchange Club, member of the Franco American Social Club, the Red Hats, the Golden Glow Collectors' Club and past secretary of Treasures for Little Children. She has a daughter, Lisa, grandchildren, Raquelle and Austin and great grandson, Mason. Sharon is engaged to Brian Fitzpatrick, Sr. and resides in Wolcott with her adored Scottish Terrier, Sir Dudley MacDiver.

Amy L. Cassidy was born and raised in Waterbury in 1977 to Sherry (Malcolm) and James P. Cassidy, former owner of Grodel Manufacturing. I come from a family with many relatives in Allied Health. My grandmother, Marjorie "Sandy" Malcolm is a Korean War Veteran and RN. She worked for Eastview Convalescent Home in Prospect for many years as an infection control coordinator, social worker and practicing nurse. Sandy raised six children, most of which are in the Medicine field today. Presently I reside in Terryville and am a graduate from W.F. Kaynor State Technical High School, class of 1995, continued my education at Naugatuck Valley Community Technical College in Waterbury before attending Briarwood College in Southington. I have obtained an Associate Degree from Briarwood in 2002 with High Honors from the Mortuary Science program and was also nominated for “Who’s Who”. Became licensed as a Funeral Director and Embalmer in 2003 and has been employed at Bergin Funeral Home, Lyons Funeral and presently here at Woodtick Memorial. I strive to continually help families with compassion and to build relationships within the community. I have a sister Heather L. Cassidy of Waterbury, a graduate of Holy Cross H.S. and Naugatuck Valley Community College, a son Paulo J. Pinto who attends Plymouth Center School. Also I am member of the PTA at Plymouth Center School. I have the pleasures of camping with my family around CT and Mass.

Gerald A. Brouillard is a US Navy veteran serving during the Korean War and resides in Waterbury with his wife, Janice. He is a graduate of Crosby High School and attended classes at the University of New Haven. He retired from Somer Thin Strip as Purchasing Manager in 1994 and immediately accepted a position as Funeral Assistant at Woodtick Memorial. "Jerry" has four children, Mike, Gary, Scott and Carol and four grandchildren. He served as a Eucharistic Minister, President of the Holy Name Society and trustee for the Shrine of St. Anne for many years. He is a member of the Church of The Epiphany.

Edgar Brouillard resides in Waterbury with his wife, Getrude. He retired in 1997 from Eyelematic Mfg. Co. and started his career as Funeral Assistant for Woodtick Memorial in 1999. He has four children, Rosemarie, Janet, David and Joseph, nine grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Edgar is a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, the Forever Young group, and the Evergreen Club. He enjoys spending time with his family and gardening.

Roger H. Lamontagne is a U.S. Navy veteran serving during the Korean War and resides in Waterbury with his wife, Dolores. Roger is a graduate of Wilby High School. He retired as Plant Manager from Eylematic Mfg. Co. after thirty three years and began his career as a Funeral Assistant for Woodtick Memorial in 2003. Roger has six daughters, eleven grandchildren and one great granddaughter.