22 Hartford Business Journal • October 10, 2016 www.HartfordBusiness.com
OF NOTE
AMENTA EMMA WINS INTERNATIONAL
INTERIOR DESIGN AWARD
Hartford's Amenta Emma Architects was selected as a winner at The
International Interior Design Association's 2016 Healthcare Interior
Design Competition. Amenta Emma Architects' project, Reproductive
Medicine Associates of CT (shown above), received an award in the
Ambulatory Care Centers Medical Practices Suites category.
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CT FUNERAL HOMES HONORED
WITH NATIONAL AWARDS
Eight Connecticut funeral homes have earned national 2016 Pursuit of
Excellence Awards from the National Funeral Directors Association for
providing outstanding service to families and communities.
The recipients included: Carmon Community Funeral Homes, Windsor;
D'Esopo East Hartford Memorial Chapel, East Hartford; D'Esopo
Funeral Chapel, Wethersfield; Duksa Family Funeral Homes, New
Britain; Duksa Family Funeral Home, Newington; Howard K. Hill
Funeral Services, New Haven; Leo P. Gallagher & Son Funeral Home,
Stamford; and Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home, Fairfield.
Please Note: All electronic submissions for Accolades should be
sent to news@HartfordBusiness.com. For more information
about the Hartford Business Journal's Accolades Page, please visit
www.HartfordBusiness.com.
▶ ▶ Nutmeg State Financial Credit
Union has donated 50
backpacks filled with school
supplies to children in Enfield.
The supplies were donated to
the nonprofit Educational
Resources for Children that
helps provide children in need
supplies necessary to have a
successful school year. Nutmeg
State Financial Credit Union
CEO John Holt is shown
(second from left) with
employees filling backpacks
with supplies.
FARMINGTON BANK SPONSORS DEVELOPMENT BREAKFAST
NUTMEG STATE FINANCIAL CREDIT UNION DONATES BACKPACKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
▶ ▶ Farmington Bank recently
sponsored the town of
Farmington Economic
Development Commission's
Breakfast Series held at the
Farmington Club. The event
drew over 200 guests and
recognized Farmington's
historical landmark, the Hill-
Stead Museum, as well as the
new Hartford Temple, which
opens this fall. Farmington
Bank CEO John Patrick
(shown left) welcomed guests
at the event.
ACCOLADES & MORE
