Kyle Granello, a member of Masuk’s Class of 2015, was studying sociology at Southern Connecticut State University in hopes of pursuing a Master’s degree to become a high school guidance counselor. But those plans were never realized. He tragically lost his life at the age of 25 when he was home on winter break two years ago. “I found him in his bedroom the day before Christmas Eve,” his mother, Susan, recalled. “I just wrapped his gifts. It was late morning, early afternoon, so I checked on him.” Fentanyl was found in his system. “We accepted his posthumous degree. That … Continue reading Memorial bench inside Monroe’s gazebo honors the life of Kyle Granello