The Sudbury Chamber of Commerce web site is dedicated to the memory of two of Sudbury's notable citizens. One was a founder of the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce and the other the originator of our Business Directory & Guidebook. Without them, the town surely feels like a poorer place, but nonetheless, will ultimately be richer because of the great wealth of their contributions, which will be felt for generations to come.

Born in Buffalo, NY, he was raised and educated there until his family moved to Sudbury in 1970. He graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in 1973 and attended San Diego University. Mr. Stephan's career was in the field of Photography and Graphic Arts. At the time of his death he owned and operated Nebula Design & Consulting, a graphic arts computer consulting firm and Web Master. He was the originator, the designer, writer and editor of the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce History and Membership Guide and Directory. The first issue was printed in 1989, followed by a second in 1992 and the third and final, prior to this issue, in 1996. It was with his insistence that each Guide Book be dedicated to some notable Sudbury Citizen. He formerly worked as a free-lance photographer as well as designer and editor for Travel Media in Charlestown. In the years of infancy of the world wide web his own company Nebula Design designed web sites for such accounts as Nikon, Prudential Real Estate Affiliates of New England, Aruba Board of Trade, Asia Galleries, Sudbury Chamber of Commerce and many others. In the process of opening a second office in New York City he died after suffering an acute attack of asthma, October 12, 1998. Gregg is survived by his daughter, Aja, a student at New York University.

Born in Matawan, NJ, Art moved to Sudbury in 1951. He served as a Sudbury Police Officer from 1954 - 1968 and became a Foreman at the Sudbury plant for Union Carbide (Praxair) in 1969. In 1970 he was promoted to Assistant Plant Manager in Newark, NJ and in 1975 the Morgello family returned to Sudbury as he was assigned as Plant Manager of both the Portland, ME and Sudbury, MA plants until his retirement in 1985. He served as a consultant for the clean-up of the Praxair site in Sudbury until 1997. He was also active as a Volunteer Fireman, Member of the Sudbury American Legion, Civil Air Patrol and served in the US Army from 1949-1952. Art was one of the founders of the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce and served as one of it's first Presidents. Arthur and his family were 40 year residents of Sudbury and is survived by his wife of 47 years, Joan and their 4 children, 6 grandchildren and 1 great grand child.