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Fairfield County Business Journal Profits & Passions
Fairfield County Business Journal Profits & Passions
Rey Giallongo and Cheryl Palmer: Puppy Love
Spouses Rey Giallongo and Cheryl Palmer volunteer with Puppies Behind Bars.
Sharon Ruben: Living her dreams
She said it’s in her “neshama,” her soul, to do what she does.
Peter Cimini: Freeing the writer within
Peter Cimini’s heritage spans the deep hills of Italy to the Long Island Sound, through Westchester and Fairfield counties and into the heart of Connecticut.
Veronica Ron-Priola: The doctor in the half-pipe
Veronica Ron-Priola has a penchant for sports both cold and fast; both completely out of character for her native Venezuela.
Deanna Polizzo: Ambassador for activity
When the Yankees won it all at their new stadium in Game 6, Deanna Polizzo was there.
Colette Lesperance: ‘You can do anything you want’
Stamford’s Colette Lesperance knows numbers and words.
Kate Marks:Gem of a volunteer
Shelton gemologist and owner of Marks of Design, Kate Marks, loves being involved.
David Minozzi: The artist will see you now
Raised among tombstones, he has embraced the healing arts.
Jim Dennison: Working below the surface
Jim Dennison of Danbury grew up in California, but it was off the coast and under the waves that he received his true education.
Andrew Bodner: The selectman’s tale
Andrew Bodner has led a varied business life and has become a player in local politics along the way.
Chuck Royce: For the love of an old hotel
Charles Royce has made Rhode Island’s Ocean House his passion.
Carey Karlan: The fun is in the details
Carey Karlan keeps her Midwestern flare for playing hostess alive.
Eric Garrison: Folk power
Eric Garrison has traveled the byways of America playing his folk music.
Ron McKnight: Soundtrack for the sound massage
William Ronald McKnight has traveled the world nursing the highest caliber athletes’ sore muscles back to health, usually to the humming of a tune.
Ted Huber: Cool, clear water
Westport resident Ted Huber was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, though his mark on the world is felt far from the Midwest.
Dr. David Oelberg
Dr. David Oelberg keeps pace with his life by placing his finish lines months in advance and miles away.- Shawn Abaspor: By land and by air
- Timothy Wood: The kid who could draw anything
- Dr. Ross Henshaw: Testing his own limits
- G. Frederick Reinhardt: The serpentine journey to the 4-minute commute
- Dr. Adam Ofer: Birth of an idea
- James Riordan: Band of brothers
- Candida Canfield: What’s for dinner?
- James Rogers: Spin on
- Paul Kramer: High plains drifter
- Cat Bunnag: It’s in the bag
- Winthrop Baum: A beekeeper’s tale
- Andrew Harrison: Rock by design
- Jeré Eaton: Imagining the possibilities
- Chuck Schoendorf: Rolling history
- Chris Procopis: Scripting the canine great escape
- Monica Brown: A toast to animals
- Jodi Fournier: The giving syndrome
- Joyce Mazur: Keeping in step
- Elena Kalman: the architect as artist
- Marc Perrone: Helping hands
- Rob Slosberg: The beat goes on
- Ellen Glenn Golden: The artist’s eye
- Charles Urstadt
- Anthony Izzo
- Mark Soboslai
- Selma Miriam
- Fiore Screnci
- Ernie Trefz
- Jacqueline Corbelli
- Rich Herzfeld
