Marianne Lacava Fightlin, 88, of Duluth left us to be with her all-merciful Savior, from her Ecumen Memory Care condo late in the morning of November 12, 2022. She had suffered bravely for several years from dementia. Her going was peaceful and she was surrounded by her family. She was born to the late Prosper Lacava and Ann Lacava of New Britain, CT on October 28, 1934. She was a graduate of the UConn School of Nursing and did a fifth year at Yale-New Haven Hospital. She held numerous administrative positions including Director of Nursing, director of a visiting nurse association and, toward the end of her career, a parish nurse. Throughout her career and even in retirement, she was a stout advocate of patients, at times putting her job in jeopardy. She loved cooking and had the gift of hospitality and was always ready to welcome visitors. She called everybody “honey”. Her Italian cooking was famous. In retirement, she continued her life-long interest in politics, avidly following
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East Marlborough >> The 4th annual Unionville 2 Mile Bash held Saturday morning at Unionville High School, featured a deep field of more than 40 high schools and 1,500 registered high school cross country runners. Avon Grove junior Connor Britton, who won the boys’ junior race, said, “I like this field; it gives me a […]