CARL L. OLAH Jr.

It was a pleasure to have worked with Carl. What a compassionate and passionate individual he was. He was well versed and such a talent. God Bless.

Rockie we miss you every day and love you and your allways in our hearts we love you

Carl was an singular figure as a coworker, nurse and friend. I loved hearing stories about his farm, his endless devotion to the animals he tended, his curious contraptions and inventions...he brought us eggs, baked pastries, cooked Swedish meatballs, ever ready with a bite of chocolate wrapped in foil, yet he waved away praise and thanks. He shared his peanut butter on countless occasions, and these miniature dinners were dotted by his wry humor, keen observations and insight. I will...

You will always be remembered and missed, you always made my day with your chocolates! God Bless your family.

I have only been working at Richmond a short while, but Carl was definitely a nurse that stood out to me because he was kind to patients and us residents, and handed out chocolate to get us through the final stretch of the work day. He will truly be missed.

I worked with Carl on the psychiatric unit at South Pointe hospital. He was an excellent and respected nurse, and it was always a pleasure to work with him. His terrific sense of humor brightened the unit, and at the most hectic or frustrating of times, it was Carl who lightened the moment with a "Here, you look like you could use some chocolate." My condolences to the Olah family, Carl will truly be missed.

So sorry to hear of your loss, may you all find strenth in the love you have for each other to help you thru this time.

God bless you during your time of need. Carl was a caring nurse and a wonderful co-worker. At the worst moment of the day he was always there with a piece of chocolate to make your day. I will truly miss working with him. He touched the lives of everyone he met. The hospital just won't be the same without him.

Carl was an incredible and caring nurse. He made all the residents feel comfortable and he was always there for us. I nicknamed him the "candy man" since he always had a chocolate treat for everyone and a smile. The unit will not be the same without him. We will miss him dearly. RIP