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CHESHIRE – Alphonse “Al” Jarus, 104, of Cheshire, formerly of Waterbury, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loved ones, on Friday, June 11, 2021, at MidState Medical Center in Meriden. He was the devoted husband of Evelyn (Valuskas) Jarus for 57 years, until her passing in 2006.
Born on May 11, 1917, to Lithuanian immigrants, Tekla (Paulius) and Jurgis Jarusevicius, Al was raised in the Brooklyn section of the city and attended St. Joseph School and Church, where he performed with the Lithuanian choir and formed a six-man band called The Young Melodians. He was also among the singers and dancers who performed for Lithuania Day at the 1939 World’s Fair in New York. Al played baseball for St. Joe’s, and made the varsity basketball team in his freshman year at Crosby High School, but played for just one season because Saturday night games conflicted with his musical endeavors.
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Amelia and Lloyd Dorrington with chef Aaron Wick, who stepped in to take over at Wells care home Dorrington House after the entire kitchen team tested positive for coronavirus.
- Credit: Karen Bethell
When the entire kitchen team at Wells-next-the-Sea care home Dorrington House tested positive for coronavirus, staff were concerned that residents would have to forgo their usual hearty hot lunches.
But, thanks to the quick-thinking actions of a staff member, and the kindness of the local community, the home’s 35 residents ended up being treated to top quality food cooked up by two professionally trained chefs.