Sept. 28 -- First Selectman Rudy Marconi was the intended guest of honor at a reception held in his honor today at the Golf Lane home of Brian and Michelle Desrosier. But it was a much younger Marconi who stole the show. Rudy's new grandson, Jackson Alexander Marconi made his debut to Ridgefield society today. Jackson was born to Rudy's son Alex and wife Megan in Boston in early August. The bouncing boy clocked in at 8.2 lbs. and 19.5".
About 100 Marconi supporters enjoyed meeting the new First Grandson, and proud Grandpa Rudy obviously enjoyed the attention given to his first grandchild.
[Photo, left] First Selectman Marconi addresses the gathering. He is joined by Selectman Barbara Manners (center) and P&Z Chair Di Masters.
[Right] A crowd of Marconi supporters gathered on the patio of the Derosiers' Golf Lane home to hear the First Selectman's remarks.
[Photo, left] There was plenty of musical entertainment at the reception. Dave Goldenberg delighted the crowd with a campaign ballad to Rudy Marconi, written especially for the 2003 campaign. Mark Robinson (left) is the Designated Music Holder. You can hear the song on Rudy's official campaign web site.
[Right] The talented Nutmeg Strong Quartet entertained all afternoon. They are (from left) Meredith Winter, Julian Damjanvic, Lauren Marker, and James Winter.
[Photo, left] First Selectman Marconi (left) thanks our host Brian Desrosier, who opened his beautiful home for today's event.
[Right] Selectman Barbara Manners (left)and DTC Chair Susan Cocco.
[Photo, left] Marconi supporters (from left) Dave Goldenberg, Roger Garbow, and Mark Robinson.
[Right] Rudy thanks supporters (from left) Rich Kalriess, Dave Goldenberg, and Mark Robinson.
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