Stephen Jack Perkins
July 2, 1956 ~ December 14, 2020
Born in:
Middletown, Connecticut
Resided in:
West Haven, Connecticut
Stephen Jack Perkins, 64, of West Haven, passed away on December 14th, 2020. Born in Middletown, CT on July 2, 1956, he was a son of the late Claude W. Perkins and Marguerite (Grant) Perkins. Stephen grew up in Westbrook, CT, a place he loved to visit every chance he got. He is survived by his 2 daughters, Shannon Perkins of New Haven and Kristen Perkins of Hamden; they were his world. Also survived by his former wife Elaine Tozzo Perkins of Hamden, 3 sisters, and 2 brothers. He was predeceased by his oldest brother.
Funeral will be private. Arrangements are in care of BEECHER & BENNETT FUNERAL HOME, Hamden. Contributions in Stephen’s memory may be made to the CT Historical Society at: www.chs.org.
Sending my love to you and all your family. I now have a reason to smile when I happen upon a Patriots game – your relationship with your dad and the comfort it will continue to bring you.
Love you Uncle Steve. So glad we got to reconnect recently and you got to see pics of my kids. Rest In Peace.
RIP Cuz. XOXOX
My deepest condolences to Stephen’s family and all those who loved him. We were classmates in Westbrook (1975) and we were friend then. But like so many of us, we lost contact as we busied ourselves raising families and building careers. Only recently reconnecting on social media, I’m sorry we didn’t get to talk again after all these years. My most sincere sympathies to the Perkins family.
Robert Brownstein
My deepest condolences on the loss of your brother.
I am so sorry for your loss. Remember the good times, and keep fond memories close right now. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Sharon Molloy
Nor has he travelled far,
Just stepped inside home’s
loveliest room
And left the door ajar.
(Irish)
-Amy Lane and Family
Sincerely,
Colette
My deepest sympathy to Stephen’s family,
Colette
Rest in peace and know that you were much loved, Uncle Steve.
Shannon and Kristen your dad talked about you two all the time, even more than the Patriots, and Maine.
Be proud, he was a great man and his legacy will live on through you two.