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Litchfield Pension Commission approves $3,543.11 monthly annuity for Theodore Legendre Jr.
Summary
At its June 9 meeting, the Litchfield Pension Commission approved a life annuity without death benefits for retiree Theodore Legendre Jr., authorizing a monthly payment of $3,543.11. The commission also noted a plan to obtain monthly account statements and scheduled an OPEB update for a future agenda.
The Litchfield Pension Commission approved a life annuity payment of $3,543.11 per month for retiree Theodore Legendre Jr. at its June 9, 2026, regular meeting held via Zoom. The motion to approve the benefit was made by Commissioner Dan Morosani and seconded by Vice Chair Matt Tobin; the minutes record that the motion passed with all voting Aye.
The benefit was recorded under the Municipal Employees' Retirement Plan. The minutes state that Legendre "chose a Life Annuity without Death Benefits" and that there was no associated catch-up payment. The approval was processed as a formal benefit approval item during the meeting’s business.
The meeting also recorded routine business: the commission approved the minutes from its April 14, 2026 meeting (motion by Matt Tobin, seconded by Morosani), and public comment was recorded as none. Commissioner Erich Marriott noted he can obtain monthly pension account statements from Union Savings Wealth Group, a communications item the minutes logged for administrative follow-up.
The commission listed benefit approvals as received and requested an update on OPEB, including any related news from the R20 OPEB, for the next agenda. The meeting was called to order at 7:05 PM and adjourned at approximately 7:25 PM. The minutes are signed by Matt Tobin, Vice Chair.
No votes were recorded during the public comment period because none was offered. The decisions recorded in the minutes are procedural and administrative; the minutes do not indicate any contested or contentious debate, nor do they include direct quotations from meeting participants.
