To Carolyn’s family, We are so sorry to hear of Carolyn’s passing. We didn’t know her that long, but had the pleasure of visiting with her a few times while we were visiting within the state. Please accept our deepest condolences, Carolyn was a very sweet and kind person, and we had a lot of laughs when we would visit. We hope you find comfort and smiles as you reflect on sweet memories in the years to come. Heaven has gained another angel. Blessings to all of you. Ron and Pam Pryor

Thoughts and prayers are with you all through this most difficult time.

Carolyn was one of the sweetest most saint like people I have ever met. Even though we were not able to visit often coming from NH, when we did she welcomed my whole family as her own. She somehow filled the void of losing my mom by being a step-mom and grandmother to my children, who was a lot like her in the hospitality and love she shared when we would visit, always providing delicious meals, and taking time to enjoy playing cards as well as the talks we would have both in person and by phone. After my mom passed away, my dad was so very lonely and distraught. When a few months later he announced he was moving to Florida and remarrying, I was a little skeptical. Of course, Carolyn and Francis had been friends and neighbors of my parents for many years 30 years prior in Hampton NH when I was just a little girl. (I remember Nancy babysitting for my sister and I). But as things turned out, this was the sweetest love story anyone could ever hope for and Carolyn saved my father, George, from his misery. I believe he was equally as good for her soul. They shared 14 wonderful years together and were there through the good and the bad even as things got really tough with both of their illnesses and having to separate this past year. I commend her for all the devotion and care she gave him even when patience might have run out for some. She has always put her family first and it showed in the loving household she created right down to the last days with her own children and her beloved dog Toby. We will miss her terribly and thank her for the good memories especially when Patrick, Margaret, and Ben got to go down to visit individually and swim in the pool and go to museums, mini golf, ice cream, and other places with she and Dad. Our condolences to her sisters and children and other friends who knew her. My life has been richer for knowing her and loving her and I am certain she is with our Lord smiling down on us.

Even though we all knew this was going to happen, it hurt my heart to hear Aunt Carolyn had passed away. I always felt I had a special relationship with her. I would call periodically and she was so easy to talk to. We would laugh about sports or music or old times and each time I felt a little closer to her. Throughout my life she supported me in anything I did from music to sports to school. I feel very lucky to of had an aunt like her. I love you Aunt Carolyn and thank you for being someone special in my life. God bless.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.