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Trish Fritts. Carol's caretaker
September 27, 2013
Thank you John Holt for keeping the Quest book open for Carol. I am sure she is grateful for your memories and kindness
John Holt
December 22, 2012
Carol this holiday season you are in my prayers. Carol you are missed and loved.
John Holt
January 3, 2012
Carol you are always in my heart.
John Holt
October 2, 2011
The love which Carol share with me in my life I only wish I had returned to her. Carol is missed more than I could possibly describe. She will always be in my prayers and heart. There will always be a lonlyness without her. She is the most selfless and loving person I have ever known.
Laurie Clarke-Mullen
January 9, 2010
Kristina, Linda and Scott,
I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I remember many cups of tea with her at the kitchen table on Whipple Circle. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Amy O'Donnell
January 8, 2010
I will always have fond memories of working with your mother at NERI. Actually, one could accuse us of socializing more than working! I am grateful I got to know her and send my sincerest condolences for your loss.
Trish Fritts
January 5, 2010
Carol's children, Linda, Scott, and Kris, grandchildren, and friends,
I am sorry to hear of the loss of your mom, grandma, and friend. I had only known Carol for a short time, but she shared great memories of her family, and longtime friends. While caring for Carol, I came to realize her desire to be independent was extremely important to her. I am relieved to know that throughout her struggle with ALS, she was able to carry out her wishes to be in her own place and deal with her illness in her own way.
She will be missed.
My prayers are with you all!
Trish Fritts
Jackie Rivera
January 5, 2010
Linda, Scott and Krissy,
Please accept our condolences on the loss of your mother. May you find some peace and comfort in the follwing days ahead.
The Rivera family
January 5, 2010
Carol thank you for your support when I needed it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge & caring words. You will be Missed
Caryn Bellew
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