Our Staff

Our staff's commitment to you 

Our staff is committed to providing support, compassion, information, and direction as needed to all members of our community, their families, and friends who are dealing with loss and grief.

 

Bacon Funeral Home

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John A. Adamcewicz Owner/Funeral director / Embalmer
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Tracy Moretti Torrejon Owner / Business Manager / Funeral Assistant
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Peter Babcock Funeral Assistant

John A. Adamcewicz

Owner/Funeral director / Embalmer
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John was born in New Britain, CT and graduated from Berlin High School in 1992. He attended Mount Ida College in Boston, MA and graduated from Briarwood College in Southington  in 1994 with an Associates in Applied Science.

He has been a licensed funeral director/embalmer for 29 years holding licenses in the states of Connecticut, North Carolina and Mississippi.  John has worked for several funeral homes over the years in Connecticut and bought Bacon Funeral Home in Willimantic in January 2019. With his experience in funeral service, he provides valuable knowledge to the families he serves. He is a member of the Windham Chamber of Commerce and is a parishioner of St. Joseph Church and St. Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church both in Willimantic.  In his spare time John loves sports and plays the guitar.

Tracy Moretti Torrejon

Owner / Business Manager / Funeral Assistant
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Tracy graduated cum laude from Smith College.  Prior to becoming a co-owner of Bacon Funeral Home she was an executive with Accenture Business Consulting.  She also held many leadership positions in a variety of  nonprofit organizations over the last 25 years.   Tracy is committed to serving our Bacon Funeral families with respect and integrity.  She provides bilingual support to our Spanish-speaking families and is experienced in Latino burial traditions.  She is also an active member of St. Mary Ukrainian Catholic Church.

Peter Babcock

Funeral Assistant
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Peter was raised in Lyme and has resided in eastern Connecticut for most of his life, currently living in Hampton. Many will remember him as a service writer/manager for many years at an automobile dealership in Willimantic. His entry into funeral service began with employment in the burial vault business and later became certified as a crematory operator. Today Peter will be found on all  services as a funeral assistant helping families, many of which he has come to know over the years of living and working in the area.