UpdatedWed, Apr 21, 2021 at 8:34 am ET
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Julia Ann Kovach (Image via Luddy & Peterson s Funeral Home)
WALLINGFORD, CT (From Luddy & Peterson s Funeral Home & Crematory): With great sorrow we announce that Julia Ann Kovach, 46, passed away unexpectedly on February 4, 2021 at her home in Wallingford, Connecticut.
Born on April 9, 1974, she was the beloved daughter of Sandra and James Kovach of Cheshire, Connecticut. She also leaves behind and will be deeply missed by her daughter, Olivia Cuomo of Wallingford, CT, her brothers James J. Kovach (Jennifer) of Mesa AZ and Michael J. Kovach (Leah) of Westport, CT; nieces and nephew: Dylan and Brooke Kovach of Mesa, AZ and Ruby, Rose, and Reese Kovach of Westport, CT. She will also be remembered by her aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends as well as Olivia s grandmothers, especially Dale Cuomo who helped her in many ways.
UpdatedWed, Apr 21, 2021 at 8:34 am ET
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Julia Ann Kovach (Image via Luddy & Peterson s Funeral Home)
WALLINGFORD, CT (From Luddy & Peterson s Funeral Home & Crematory): With great sorrow we announce that Julia Ann Kovach, 46, passed away unexpectedly on February 4, 2021 at her home in Wallingford, Connecticut.
Born on April 9, 1974, she was the beloved daughter of Sandra and James Kovach of Cheshire, Connecticut. She also leaves behind and will be deeply missed by her daughter, Olivia Cuomo of Wallingford, CT, her brothers James J. Kovach (Jennifer) of Mesa AZ and Michael J. Kovach (Leah) of Westport, CT; nieces and nephew: Dylan and Brooke Kovach of Mesa, AZ and Ruby, Rose, and Reese Kovach of Westport, CT. She will also be remembered by her aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends as well as Olivia s grandmothers, especially Dale Cuomo who helped her in many ways.
damaged. county buildings, city buildings. there s a lot to clean up in the next several days just to get the basic things up and going. and some of those infrastructure items will take longer depending on the extent of the damage. for people who did eravacuev is it time to come back or would you like them to wait longer? we ve actually lifted the evacuation order for our area. the problem is going to be for folks that evacuated many counties away, there are other river systems in north carolina that are cresting and flooding. so i would encourage folks if they don t have to travel to stay put maybe another day and give the interstates and the highways a chance to open back up. let the officials make sure the bridges are safe. we re not quite out of the woods yet. we re on the downhill slide. if folks can get another day, that would be better. tracy jackson, thank you for joining us, the assistant account manager for the county