Town of Somerset announces sudden passing of Somerset’s Water and Sewer Superintendent Paul Sylvia
The passing of Somerset’s Water and Sewer Superintendent, Paul Sylvia, has been announced by Town Administrator Mark Ullucci on behalf of the Town of Somerset and the Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners.
On November 21st, Sylvia unexpectedly died at the age of 74.
According to Ullucci, Paul’s leadership, comprehension, and commitment to his work have resulted in several infrastructure upgrades and an improved working environment for all of his staff members over the past four years. In such a challenging field, Paul was a comforting presence. We will always be appreciative of his commitment to the Town of Somerset, which will be felt across this community. During this trying time, Paul’s entire family is in our prayers and thoughts.
Jamison Souza, a Somerset Selectman, also released a statement.
The chair of the water and sewer commission and the town administrator called last night with the heartbreaking news of Superintendent Paul Sylvia’s unexpected death. But despite our sorrow, we take comfort in the significant influence Paul made on our neighborhood. His unselfish commitment to our water and sewer departments has left a legacy that will serve as an inspiration to generations to come. We honor Paul’s remarkable spirit and the innumerable people he impacted as we come together to support his family during this trying time. As we all grieve his loss and honor his extraordinary life, the town of Somerset sends its deepest condolences to Paul’s family.
The arrangements are still pending.
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