Jane Capecelatro Bove, of Hamden, passed away peacefully on Sunday, at her home.
Jane was raised in Orange and attended Orange elementary schools; she graduated from Lauralton Hall in Milford where she served as class president; obtained her B.A. degree with high honors in Child Study and Special Education from St. Joseph's College in West Hartford and was also President of their college choir. Jane obtained her M.S. degree with honors in Special Education/Learning Disabilities from SCSU and her 6th year from Fairfield University. Jane had worked for the Orange Elementary School System her entire 39 year career and had received multiple service awards and numerous meritorious recognitions. Jane was certified in early childhood and elementary education; special education. She was a member of the Orange Teachers League; CT and National Educators Associations. She was an avid sailor, scuba diver, skier, accomplished pianist and singer, an avid fan of the New York Giants, New York Yankees, and the UCONN Huskies. Among her most exciting accomplishments, for which she was most proud, was diving with hump-back whales 110 miles off Turks & Caicos, on the Silver Banks, truly an experience of a lifetime. As a teacher, she was a role model and example of what every teacher should be. She always put others before herself and would have it no other way. She taught us all well.
She leaves behind her husband , mother, two brothers, sister-in-law of Andrew B. Bove (Elizabeth) of Manchester Center, VT. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Dr. Charles and Grace Bove.
Granddaughter of the late Frances and Gennaro Capecelatro and Marianna and Leopoldo Scialla.
Jane was raised in Orange and attended Orange elementary schools; she graduated from Lauralton Hall in Milford where she served as class president; obtained her B.A. degree with high honors in Child Study and Special Education from St. Joseph's College in West Hartford and was also President of their college choir. Jane obtained her M.S. degree with honors in Special Education/Learning Disabilities from SCSU and her 6th year from Fairfield University. Jane had worked for the Orange Elementary School System her entire 39 year career and had received multiple service awards and numerous meritorious recognitions. Jane was certified in early childhood and elementary education; special education. She was a member of the Orange Teachers League; CT and National Educators Associations. She was an avid sailor, scuba diver, skier, accomplished pianist and singer, an avid fan of the New York Giants, New York Yankees, and the UCONN Huskies. Among her most exciting accomplishments, for which she was most proud, was diving with hump-back whales 110 miles off Turks & Caicos, on the Silver Banks, truly an experience of a lifetime. As a teacher, she was a role model and example of what every teacher should be. She always put others before herself and would have it no other way. She taught us all well.
She leaves behind her husband , mother, two brothers, sister-in-law of Andrew B. Bove (Elizabeth) of Manchester Center, VT. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Dr. Charles and Grace Bove.
Granddaughter of the late Frances and Gennaro Capecelatro and Marianna and Leopoldo Scialla.
Jane Capecelatro Bove, of Hamden, passed away peacefully on Sunday, at her home.
Jane was raised in Orange and attended Orange elementary schools; she graduated from Lauralton Hall in Milford where she served as class president; obtained her B.A. degree with high honors in Child Study and Special Education from St. Joseph's College in West Hartford and was also President of their college choir. Jane obtained her M.S. degree with honors in Special Education/Learning Disabilities from SCSU and her 6th year from Fairfield University. Jane had worked for the Orange Elementary School System her entire 39 year career and had received multiple service awards and numerous meritorious recognitions. Jane was certified in early childhood and elementary education; special education. She was a member of the Orange Teachers League; CT and National Educators Associations. She was an avid sailor, scuba diver, skier, accomplished pianist and singer, an avid fan of the New York Giants, New York Yankees, and the UCONN Huskies. Among her most exciting accomplishments, for which she was most proud, was diving with hump-back whales 110 miles off Turks & Caicos, on the Silver Banks, truly an experience of a lifetime. As a teacher, she was a role model and example of what every teacher should be. She always put others before herself and would have it no other way. She taught us all well.
She leaves behind her husband , mother, two brothers, sister-in-law of Andrew B. Bove (Elizabeth) of Manchester Center, VT. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Dr. Charles and Grace Bove.
Granddaughter of the late Frances and Gennaro Capecelatro and Marianna and Leopoldo Scialla.
Jane was raised in Orange and attended Orange elementary schools; she graduated from Lauralton Hall in Milford where she served as class president; obtained her B.A. degree with high honors in Child Study and Special Education from St. Joseph's College in West Hartford and was also President of their college choir. Jane obtained her M.S. degree with honors in Special Education/Learning Disabilities from SCSU and her 6th year from Fairfield University. Jane had worked for the Orange Elementary School System her entire 39 year career and had received multiple service awards and numerous meritorious recognitions. Jane was certified in early childhood and elementary education; special education. She was a member of the Orange Teachers League; CT and National Educators Associations. She was an avid sailor, scuba diver, skier, accomplished pianist and singer, an avid fan of the New York Giants, New York Yankees, and the UCONN Huskies. Among her most exciting accomplishments, for which she was most proud, was diving with hump-back whales 110 miles off Turks & Caicos, on the Silver Banks, truly an experience of a lifetime. As a teacher, she was a role model and example of what every teacher should be. She always put others before herself and would have it no other way. She taught us all well.
She leaves behind her husband , mother, two brothers, sister-in-law of Andrew B. Bove (Elizabeth) of Manchester Center, VT. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by her father-in-law and mother-in-law Dr. Charles and Grace Bove.
Granddaughter of the late Frances and Gennaro Capecelatro and Marianna and Leopoldo Scialla.
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