Papolo, as he was fondly called was the son of Jose and Carmen Ayala Velazquez. He had five brothers, Luis, Edgar, Ismael, Jose D. and Jose L.Velazquez; five sisters, Noris, Carmen, Maria, Minerva Velazquez and Ansonia Perez.
He was a resident of the Bridgeport/Stratford area for over forty years. He was the former Director of the City Welfare Dept. for the City of Bridgeport. He was last employed as a salesman at Burgundy Chevrolet. He was a graduate of Notre Dame High School and also attended Fairfield University. He was the first President and Founder of Futuro, a foundation for the development of scholarship funds for the hispanic community. He was a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict serving in the Air Force. Funeral services were with full military honors.
He was a resident of the Bridgeport/Stratford area for over forty years. He was the former Director of the City Welfare Dept. for the City of Bridgeport. He was last employed as a salesman at Burgundy Chevrolet. He was a graduate of Notre Dame High School and also attended Fairfield University. He was the first President and Founder of Futuro, a foundation for the development of scholarship funds for the hispanic community. He was a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict serving in the Air Force. Funeral services were with full military honors.
Papolo, as he was fondly called was the son of Jose and Carmen Ayala Velazquez. He had five brothers, Luis, Edgar, Ismael, Jose D. and Jose L.Velazquez; five sisters, Noris, Carmen, Maria, Minerva Velazquez and Ansonia Perez.
He was a resident of the Bridgeport/Stratford area for over forty years. He was the former Director of the City Welfare Dept. for the City of Bridgeport. He was last employed as a salesman at Burgundy Chevrolet. He was a graduate of Notre Dame High School and also attended Fairfield University. He was the first President and Founder of Futuro, a foundation for the development of scholarship funds for the hispanic community. He was a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict serving in the Air Force. Funeral services were with full military honors.
He was a resident of the Bridgeport/Stratford area for over forty years. He was the former Director of the City Welfare Dept. for the City of Bridgeport. He was last employed as a salesman at Burgundy Chevrolet. He was a graduate of Notre Dame High School and also attended Fairfield University. He was the first President and Founder of Futuro, a foundation for the development of scholarship funds for the hispanic community. He was a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict serving in the Air Force. Funeral services were with full military honors.
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