One of his two daughters, Isabelle, died of brain cancer at 16. And his wife, Martha McCormick, died in September 2020.
January 31, 2022 at 09:30 AM
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The life of a Connecticut Superior Court judge who faced personal tragedy came to a heartbreaking end Thursday afternoon.
Harry “Hal” E. Calmar, known for his even temper and positive attitude, died Thursday afternoon after an undisclosed illness and hospitalization. He was 63.
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Superior Court Judge Harry “Hal” E. Calmar with his wife, Martha McCormick. Courtesy photo
