Damon Ara Kazarian, 70

Damon Ara Kazarian (70), passed away peacefully on March 1st after a valiant battle with a sudden illness. He was the loving husband of Connie (Creasia) Kazarian for 43 years and the beloved father of Jenna and father-in-law to her husband Santosh Chittegoppe of Framingham and Kara of Milford.

Born in Boston, MA, son of Ara and Gladys (Megerian) Kazarian, Damon was a graduate of Newton South High School and attended Bentley University. He spent over 45 years as a salesman in the packaging industry where he met many great friends and colleagues.

An avid Red Sox and Patriots fan, Damon loved going to Fenway and Gillette with his family, even though he gave up his Patriots season tickets to spend more time with his daughters. Damon loved going to the beach, traveling, American and WWII history, GOOD music, grilling, and most importantly making everything in life an exciting adventure.

Damon is survived by his three brothers, David, Danny and his wife Maureen, and Darrell, niece Kerri and nephew Rory. His niece Gina Norton, her husband Chad, and their four daughters who Damon loved watching grow up. Damon also leaves behind many life long friends and neighbors who were family, including his best friend Tom.

Calling hours will be held on March 15 from 10-12pm, followed by a service from 12-1pm.

Guest Book

Sending my condolences. God Bless Damon. With Love & Prayers❤️xo
Deirdre

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Our sincere condolences to Connie, Jenna, Kara and the entire family. As neighbors for 20 years in Milford, living across the street from Connie& Damon & girls, we remember many good times and neighborhood get together. Damon was helpful to everyone and such a kind and thoughtful person. He will surely be missed. Sincerely, Kathy & Family
Kathy Roepke

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Dear Connie, Jenna, Santosh, Kara, family and friends, Damon was a wonderfully generous, kind, positive friend I enjoyed knowing him through the years and loved his sense of humor and loyalty to his favorite teams. He was a great, involved father. He and Connie were a strong, lovely couple! I realize this is a time of adjustment and loss, but I hope you will stay strong together as one! Love to you all!
Kathy Shaddock

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