Annadell "Fred" Jean (Arpin) Jaczynski

Canterbury - Annadell J. “Fred” (Arpin) Jaczynski passed away at her home on September 18 surrounded by her family, after enduring nine and a half years with breast cancer. She was born on July 18, 1956 in Norwich, daughter of the late George and Anastasia (Kandrow) Arpin. She graduated from Norwich Free Academy in 1974, after which she worked for Dr Thomas Cook, MD for many years. She touched the lives of many, making some great friends while employed at NFA, Windham Hospital, and most recently Uconn Counseling and Mental Health Services, from which she retired. On July 3, 1999, she married her long-time love, Stanley “Stosh” Jaczynski. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her loving daughter and son-in-law, Staci (Lambert) and Phil Belisle of Griswold, and her “sweetie pie”, granddaughter Kayla Belisle. She also leaves behind her loyal companion, springer spaniel, Charlie. She is survived by her loving siblings; Thomas and Patti Arpin of Norwich, Judy Ducharme of Sprague, Gregory and Ann Arpin of Canterbury, Susan (Arpin) and William Kane III of Mystic, Jacqueline (Arpin) and Robert Maneri of Canterbury, William and Donna Shanahan of Clifton Park, NY, and brother-in-law Michael Jaczynski of Norwich. Annadell was very close to her family, including her nieces and nephews; Christopher and Ambry Ducharme, Brian and Meghan Ducharme, Kevin and Erica Ducharme, Kaitlyn (Arpin) and Ryan Klosterman, Jake Arpin and Denae Sheahan, April (Arpin) and Michael VanSambeck, Anastasia Arpin, Anthony Maneri, Logan Maneri, Theresa Kane, Mallory Kane, Billy Kane, and nine great nieces and nephews. She had a love for the outdoors, walking with Charlie, landscaping, riding her quad, taking photos, training and playing with all the family dogs. She was well known for baking and often share her treats with coworkers.      Annadell was athletic during her school years and as an adult played softball, enjoyed bike riding and going for a run daily. She had a way of making everyone love her without even trying. She was called the life of the party by friends and went above and beyond for others unconditionally. She leaves us all with many funny and beautiful memories. The family would like to thank Dr Anca Bulgaru, the nurses and staff, at both Smilow Cancer Center in Waterford and ECHO in Norwich, for their compassionate care throughout her treatment.                          
To celebrate her life, Casual Outdoor Calling Hours will be held on Saturday, October 9, 2021 between 11am-3pm, at the lakeside pavilion area, at Revelation Church, 166 Bishop Rd in Bozrah, CT. The Gagne Piechowski Funeral Home, Jewett City, CT has been entrusted with the arrangements. For online condolences please go to www.gagnefuneralhome.com

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