Carlynn Teremi

Carlynn, you and I were best friends throughout high school and for many years after. We shared so many good times and important life events, both happy and sad. Eventually the distance between our lives led to less frequent contact. Despite that, I thought of you often and always knew our friendship was a connection that surpassed time and distance. I feel your passing deeply, the world seems a little colder now. Rest in peace dear friend. Love, Kathy Lumas Blaustein

I'm so sad to hear this. Carlyn was my second cousin on my mother's side. I loved talking to her at family gatherings. It's been years since I last saw her but she was such a lovely reflection of both her wonderful parents. My condolences to her family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Carolynn´s extraordinary grace, purpose and compassion will be certainly missed because she made the world better place for all whom she touched. Blessings always, to John and and a most exceptional family.

Thoughts are with you John and family from Barb (Mrs Z) and Tom

A special cousin, truly a special person. Borrowed words: " Those we love don't go away-They walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed, and very dear." Family and friends of Carlynn, Grace and Peace to you and yours.

Many wonderful memories of Carlynn and working with her at Central Anesthesia Services, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Our ways went in many different directions but at times like this the memories return and we are grateful for the relationship and friendships. They are to be remembered and cherished.

Dear John and Holly, Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal. One of our memories of Carly is her love of her cats, and how she would get so tickled when they would climb all over Rube (not a cat lover)