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Kim Newlin
April 15, 2011
Micki, you will be missed by both of us. May you RIP, had heard you had been sick but just learned of you passing. From some old frieds who used to live on Key Biscayne, pick you up for church, and knew you good friend Brian.
Donna Smith
April 8, 2011
Micki was a wonderful lady, I remember one day I had to work until 7pm at the Lemon City Library, and I needed assistance. Micki came over and worked with me all day, and we closed the library together. She could have sent someone else, but instead, she came over to work with me, and during that time, I got the chance to get to know her a little better. She will be missed, may her spirit rest in peace.
April 5, 2011
To Brad and brothers and family:
I just came from the store and found out from Micki's friend Evelyn that she passed. I was so shock and saddened to hear the news. I was going to go visit her. I didn't hear until today. I am so sorry. She was a wonderful friend and so full of life.
I feel blessed to have known her and also my boys Sito, Mark and Christian. We all always loved to go to her house and hear her marvelous stories and life stories. I will miss her terribly. We went to the garage sales on Saturdays and occasionally went out to breakfast. She was one of the best here on Key Biscayne. Rest in peace Micki. My sons and I will miss you more than you know. Connie Georgia P.
April 5, 2011
To the Carden family, I will always remember Micki. She was one of the people who encouraged me when I first came to the Miami Dade Public Library System in 1981. It was she who encouraged me to become a Branch Manager and I will always be grateful to her. She mentored me until she retired. After her retirement I would sometimes see her at various functions in Coconut Grove and she always had a smile and a kind word. She will be greatly missed by many. Sherrill Martin
Zelda Ryles
April 5, 2011
Ms. Carden was the reason I was able to attend Library School.
I remember when I was desperately searching for ways to find money which would enable me to attend classes at Florida State University.
At moment in time before internet and the abundant availability of online classes.
I did not know Ms. Carden personally but knew she was the Assist. Director. After exhausting all other avenues, I remember nervously going into to her office and asking for any type of suggestion or scholarship source to get me closer to paying for Library School. She looked at me and smiled, asked what branch I worked at, swiveled her chair around to her telephone and immediately called the State Library and informed them that she had a young lady in her office who wants to attend Library School and to send the paperwork right away. I was amazed, delighted and near tears. At that moment she was my Angel. She made sure letters were written on my behalf and harassed my supervisors weekly to ensure they were turned on time. She periodically checked on me in Tallahassee and continued to offer me encouragement while in school.
Ms. Carden made my dream a reality. She left her imprint on me and I am forever grateful!
Zelda Ryles,
Library Branch Supervisor
Miami Dade Public Library System
jeffrey smith
April 5, 2011
To Micki family,
Yor mother was truly a defined professional for the MDPLS. I worked with her at the new Main library when we first opened the bldg.
She alway's welcome one to come and talk to her and provided one with hope and confidence. She will truely be missed. May God blessed her and the family during this difficult time.
Rergards,
Jeffrey Smith
MDPLS Staff (1979- present)
Sara Leviten
April 3, 2011
To Micki's Family,
I was also shocked and sad to see your mother/grandmother's obituary in the Herald. I worked with her at the Main Library (in Bayfront Park) back in the 70's. She was a fine woman who really cared about your family and our community. I'm sorry for your loss.
K. Wulf
April 2, 2011
To Micki's Family,
I was shocked and sad to read of your loss. Micki and I worked together at the old Main Library in downtown Miami many years ago. She was a fighter for Miami's right to read. She loved you boys and kept us up on your doings. She will be missed by all those who knew her. May she rest in peace.
Pete Williams
April 2, 2011
Micki Carden's Family,
I am not sure how this all fits together. Micki and I went to Miami Hi toether and I grew up in the same neighborhood with an N.J. Carden who had an older brother named Jimmy. I am an unknown friend to you and wanted you to know that I am sorry to hear of your temporary loss. It is a sad time but you will be together again. ---- Pete Williams
Pamela Wright Foster
April 2, 2011
My sincere condolences go to Micki's children and grandchildren. I knew her through the Miami Edison Over-the-Hill Gang. Micki was a well-respected and well-loved member of the reunion group. I felt a special bond because I also relied on Miami-Dade's special transportation service for several years. She was a fine gentlewoman.
kathy white
April 2, 2011
sorry to hear that your gone,may god be with your family in thier time of need,you'll be missed.
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