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Reply Richard William Shorrock, age 69, of Shelton entered into rest on January 5, 2021 in Bridgeport Hospital with his loving family by his side. Rick is the devoted husband and soul-mate of 39 years to Andrea Ruffalo Shorrock. He was born in Derby on October 16, 1951 son of the late William and June Cawthra Shorrock and was a lifelong Shelton resident. He was a Master Carpenter and business owner who shared his knowledge with all in the valley even beyond his retirement. He was known and loved by many people and everyone he encountered enjoyed his company. Rick touched the lives of everyone he came across and developed many friends and relationships. He was a veteran of the US Army serving during the Vietnam War. Rick was a remarkable father and blessed with four Daddy s little girls Alicia and her husband Daniel Rivera, Stacey and her husband John Rossetti, Ricki Lee and her husband Jason Reis, and Ashley and her partner Joseph Martinez. He was a beloved grandfather ....
The Boston Globe One Block, One World The pandemic crushed businesses on Boston s Water Street. Even more devastating: The effects ripple around the world. + Published Dec. 19, 2020 On Water Street in downtown Boston, the sound of silence is deafening these days no office workers chirping into iPhones as they pursue their Starbucks fix, no unkempt men heading to the upscale barber, nobody chatting in what used to be the daily lunch line that stretched outside of Casa Razdora for its handmade pasta. Which is why the cafe’s owner, Giancarlo Baldini, is standing at the door in his white apron rather than in the kitchen, gazing up from the barren street to the empty towers and sky above, as if seeking divine guidance on a question that has no good answer: How do you run a business without customers? ....