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Carolyn Monson Obituary
Carolyn Delores Monson, age 63, of Bluemont, VA, died March 1, 2006 at her residence. Born August 30,1942 in Hampton, VA, she was the daughter of the late Jason and Mary Raines.
She worked for Bill Haney with ECHO, Inc. Then, in the early 1990's, she worked for ReMax Real Estate and for the last four years for the Loudoun COunty Mental Health Department.
She is survived by her husband, Steven Earl Monson of Bluemont, VA; son, Jason Earl Monson of Charles Town, WV; daughters, Tracy Lynn Poe of Bluemont, VA; Leisa Lee Sutherlin of Bluemont, VA, Keri Ann Monson of Winchester, VA; sister, Brenda Raines Lent of Oakton, VA; five grandchildren, one great-grandchild and 12 nieces and nephew.
The family will receive friends on Saturday, March 4, 2006 from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at HALL FUNERAL HOME, Purcellville, VA. The service will follow at 2 p.m. with the Reverend Thomas A. Prinz officiating. Interment will be private.
Memorial contributions may be sent to Hospice of the National Capital Region, 9300 Lee Hwy., Suite 500, Fairfax, VA 22031-1207.
Arrangements made by HALL FUNERAL HOME, PO Box 896, Purcellville, VA 20134. Please visit www.hallfh.com to express condolences to the family.
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cinda taliman
August 2, 2006
I miss my Aunt Caroyln so much everyday. I can't wait to be with her again, I miss our summers that we had spent together, everytime I'm out in the counrty I think about how fun it was to spend those times with her! I LOVE YOU FOREVER, can't wait til our family can be together again in heaven! Ariel and I miss you!
CindaMae
Larry Huggins
April 7, 2006
Carolyn,
Your genuine love of family and friends made you a warm and personal part of all of our lives.
You will be greatly missed by all.
Jason Monson
April 5, 2006
My dear mother I miss you so.You touched so many lives in so many different ways.From the good to the bad--you were always there.ALWAYS....Thank you-
Jim & Judy Stewart
March 26, 2006
Judy and I visited with Cousin Carolyn a few weeks before she passed away. I only saw Carolyn a few times since we were children. When we visited, she treated Judy like she was one of her best girlfriends (put makeup on her, chitchatting). She treated me like I remembered her and Brenda treating me when they babysat me when I was six. She kept us entertained. We visited to cheer her up and to give her encouragement. She ended up cheering us up, giving us encouragement, and showing us how to enjoy a day. I end up smiling every time I think of her. She left us with memories we will cherish forever.
<b>Carolyn Raines Monson</b>, McLean High '60<br>From all her classmates at the September05 reunion.
March 22, 2006
Tootie Huggins
March 21, 2006
I'm so thankful I was able to visit with Carolyn, even though she was so ill! She was always so full of love and it showed! I too will miss her lovely smiling face!
Lynn Williams
March 21, 2006
My heart goes out to your entire family. Aunt Carolyn, a very special person who filled so many lives with joy and happiness. Thank you for all the happy memories, they are a treasured part of my childhood with Rat, I will miss you.
Lauri Tallman
March 17, 2006
From the time before I can remember you were in my life and in all the times most important in my life you stood proudly beside me and now as you have gone into the time that I do not know, I feel you in spirit watching over me encouraging and protecting me just as you did all the days of my life. Aunt Carolyn there will be no other like you; know my steps will be close to yours when I leave this earth one day.
To all whose lives she touched I know your sorrow and for all my relations who have gone before I rejoice that you are together right now. Love never ends and never fades nor will your memory. I love you. Squeegie
Kim Moncion
March 15, 2006
To the Monson family
Carolyn was a very special person. I know I gravitated to her. She was a warm and loving person. I will miss talking about our love of horses together. I will cherrish those moments together.
Cinda Tallman
March 15, 2006
I remember the times that my Great Aunt Carolyn and I had together, those are a part of my best memories in my life, she was so funny, I really wish she was still here to make me smile. The first time I ever saw her I thought she was one of the most beautiful women I had ever seen, and she was just as beautiful the last time I was with her. I will always and forever miss you Aunt Carolyn, I love you forever and ever.
Love Cinda
Brenda Lent
March 11, 2006
Dear family, my heart is broken also. Faith, love and time will heal the wounds. Know that my sister's love lives in my heart and, as she wished, the ties that bind will keep us close forever.
Joe and Linda Swartz
March 10, 2006
What a wonderful family you all are. We've watched you all interact through the years. Love was always a factor. Carolyn touched many lives in her short time here and made so many of us laugh. We're thinking about you all and remembering you in our prayers.
Kristine Harrington
March 9, 2006
My sincerest sympathy to your entire family. Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Wendi Franks
March 9, 2006
I am going to miss my Aunt Carolyn very much, she was always there for me and for everyone that ever needed her. I know however, that the love that she gave us will never be gone. She will be remembered in our hearts forever.
Virginia Hamilton
March 6, 2006
My heart goes out to my brother and his family at their loss. I will always cherish the memories of the times Carolyn and I would get together and have "girl talk". She will not be forgotten.
John & Christine Williams Family
March 4, 2006
Sincere sympathy to Steve and family as well as the entire Monson Family. Love & God Bless
G.W. & Lou Fisher
March 3, 2006
Our history with Carolyn goes back over 20 years. Unfortunately, like many relationships, we have not been in close contact for several years. However, she has remained in our hearts.
We were deeply saddened by her passing. Our thoughts are with Steve and the children.
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