Joby Rogers, an internationally known Michael Jackson impersonator holds a glove he had made and a jacket a fellow impersonator gave Rogers. Rogers has been fielding calls from all over the world about his reaction to the death of the 50 year old pop star. Rogers was on the cover of the last Rolling Stone's cover of 1999 when the magazine covered celebrity impersonators. May 24, 2009.

The family of late Willie Brown, gather in their back yard. Top row, left to right: Teresa Brown, sister, Toby Bown, brother, Kadrina Robbins, daughter, Thirena Brown, sister, Corey Brown, brother. Center row, left to right: Tanisha Brown, daughter, Lilease Johnson, grandmother, (holding picture of Willie) and Lubecca Brown, mother. Bottom row, left to right: Nicole Brown, sister and Lisa Brown, sister, in the famnily back yard on Thursday, five days after Willie Brown was stabed and later died. July 16, 2009.

Blake Gibertoni, 4, with chocolate on his face, climbs on the playground at Hanover Park in Meriden, Connecticut where he lives on February 27, 2009.

Rabbi Eric Silver of Temple Beth David in Cheshire is retiring after 20 years. He'll be refocusing on numerous projects with his free time. January 20, 2010.

ReRachel Tedeschi started her own baking business and uses the kitchen at Grab a Chef on Queen Street in Southington to prepare her goods. September 1, 2009.

Eric Zeiberg, 12, sits at his desk in West Hartford. After a family friend with muscular dystrophy suggested that he create a handwriting-to-speech iPad app, Eric did so. He developed a test application, a talking calculator, and then combined two existing types of software - handwriting-to-text and text-to-speech - to create HandySpeech, which sells for $29.99 for the iPad.

Harlem Superstars Captain, Kevin Jackson at Prince Technical High School Gym on Wednesday evening.

Chris Ulbrich is the son of Fred Ulbrich, founder of Ulbrich Steel, which supplied stainless steel for NASA and specifically the Apollo Mission. He holds a steel honey comb cube and a flex-pipe, both parts used in the mission. July 17, 2009.

Katelyn Norman holds a model skull in the Anatomy Labs on the North Haven Campus of the Frank H. Netter Medical School on December 2, 2014.

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Edward Shaw, an Army National Guard soldier sits in the studio where he works at Tattoo International in Wallingford, CT. Shaw was in Afghanistan with the Army National Guard and in his spare time he would tattoo soldiers to keep up moral. "It's like a rite of passage for soldiers," Shaw says. May 3, 2007.

Episcopal Bishop Ian Douglas looks into a mirror inside the new home of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut on Pratt Street on November 20, 2014

Chef Frank Fonseca at The Eatery on Wolcott Road in Wolcott, Connecticut Thursday, April 4, 2013.

Isabella Mendes, a New Haven resident and frequent contributor to the musical scene in Greater New Haven. She is a Brazilian Jazz singer-songwriter.

Bishop Joseph J. Norfleet of Faith Center Curch in Meriden stands in a courtyard at his church on East Main Street November 10, 2009.

Jerry is the manager of Sweet Birch Farm in Meriden. He stands in what he calls his "experimental" grape vine. Running an entirely organic farm, he grows vegetables, fruit and Christmas trees. September 29, 2009.

State Rep. Cathy Abercrombie is to receive the Strong Smart and Bold Award from Girls Inc. in Meriden. She attended Girls Inc. when she was young. She stands in the Meriden facility on March 16, 2009.

Charlie Collins, owner of Vision Dynamics in Cheshire shows us the Nokia N82, a phone running a program called the knfb reader which allows users to photograph text and in an audible voice, the phone reads the words in the photo. The device is more mobile than the desktop reading machine on the left, but won't replace it because the desktop reader allows users to write letters and read on their own. February 20, 2009.

Julia Isenberg, Wallingford resident and master apprentice for the Sol Lewitt exhibit at MAss MOCA. The instilation she worked on was named by Time Magazine's top 10 of the year and will run for 25 years. January 30, 2009.