Fairfield community marks two-year anniversary of jewelry store tragedy

Two years ago Friday, the town of Fairfield was sent into shock when two well-known jewelers were murdered in their downtown store. Tim and Kim Donnelly were well known and well liked in many communities.

News 12 Staff

Feb 2, 2007, 6:59 PM

Updated 6,305 days ago

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Fairfield community marks two-year anniversary of jewelry store tragedy
Two years ago Friday, the town of Fairfield was sent into shock when two well-known jewelers were murdered in their downtown store.
Tim and Kim Donnelly were well known and well liked in many communities. The couple was high school sweethearts and worked as a team in everything they did. Their family and friends say they were an inspiration to everyone they met. The Donnelly's were shot and killed during a robbery at their store. Chris DiMeo and Nicole Pearce are charged in the February 2005 murders.
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