The Hundred Club of Connecticut
119 Oakwood Drive | P.O. Box 419 | Glastonbury, CT 06033
CT100@hundredclubofCT.org
Edward J. Funk Passes Away
Edward J. Funk
It is with extreme
sadness that we announce the death of former Managing
Director Edward J. Funk, age 79, of Oakdale,
Connecticut. Prior to assuming the Managing Director’s
role at the Hundred Club, Ed served the Connecticut
State Police with distinction from 1956 until 1979 in a
variety of assignments, including Commissioner Leo
Mulcahy’s Aide; in the Criminal Intelligence and
Detective Divisions; as a sergeant at Internal Affairs
and at Troop E; and as Chief of Staff to Commissioner
Edward Leonard. After retirement from the department,
Sgt. Funk continued his involvement with Connecticut’s
law enforcement community through his 15 years with the
Hundred Club.
A wake will he held on Thursday, March
11, 2010 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Thomas Neilan &
Sons Funeral Home, 12 Ocean Ave., New London, CT. A
funeral service, with full Connecticut State Police
honors, will be held on Friday, March 12, 2010 at 11:00
am at the Lutheran Church – The Redeemer, 31 Cedar Grove
Ave., New London, CT. with burial immediately following
at the nearby Cedar Grove Cemetery.
To
Serve those who served us so well.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Never
Forget", Photographs of the 2010
Connecticut Law Enforcement
Memorial Foundation ceremony".
Click here to view the photos
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Anthony
Ustjanauskas came to America in 1950 and settled in
Hartford, Connecticut. "Mr.A", as he was known, and
his wife Ada owned and operated International
Supermarkets on Park Street and Franklin Avenue. Click here to read more
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
I
am both proud and honored to
serve as president of The
Hundred Club of Connecticut for
2009. I have been a member
for 25 years and I believe this
is the most unique and caring
charitable organization of its
kind. Click here to read more
"Never
Forget", Photographs of the 2010
Connecticut Law Enforcement
Memorial Foundation ceremony".
Anthony
Ustjanauskas came to America in 1950 and settled in
Hartford, Connecticut. "Mr.A", as he was known, and
his wife Ada owned and operated International
Supermarkets on Park Street and Franklin Avenue.
I
am both proud and honored to
serve as president of The
Hundred Club of Connecticut for
2009. I have been a member
for 25 years and I believe this
is the most unique and caring
charitable organization of its
kind.