New York, New York
ANGELL--Carol Rogge. A legendary, widely admired, and much loved teacher of reading and learning skills at the Brearley School, she died on Tuesday at her home in Manhattan of metastatic breast cancer, at the age of seventy-three. She leaves her husband of forty-eight years, Roger Angell; a son,...
Read MoreDear Roger,
Sending you my love and sympathy. Carol was so wonderful and always very kind to me. You are both in my thoughts every day.
Jenny Doctorow
April 29, 2012 | New Orleans, LA
cherry blossoms for carol
Our love goes out to Carol's family. She was a super - wonderful - wry humored - supremely intelligent - beautiful woman. A wonderful spirit. Our time in Maine together was so special. My whole family grieves with you all.
rebecca lax
April 22, 2012 | Brooklyn, NY
What a remarkable presence Carol was at Brearley. Her greatness will be sorely missed.
Robert Duke
April 19, 2012 | New York, NY
May memories of Carol keep her alive in our hearts always.
Faye Chapman
April 18, 2012 | New York, NY
Carol brought so much joy as well as so much down-to-earth wisdom into my life. The times that I have spent with Carol and Roger are the happiest I have known.
Alice Bronnert, daughter-in-law
Alice Bronnert
April 16, 2012 | Portland, OR
Carol and I met in 9th grade at Garden School and I had the pleasure of a personal 50th reunion at her home in Manhattan in 2006. Carol was so bright, funny and interesting. She was humble regarding her career, and I am so impressed with her connection with young people and education. Her devotion to Roger was visible and it was a pleasure to share her world for a few hours. She will be dearly missed but not forgotten.
Susie Fleming Kernan Round Rock, TX
Susan Kernan
April 16, 2012 | Round Rock, TX
So sorry to hear of Carol's death. She was ahead of me at Garden. A great influence and fun to be with. Sorry for the dangling participle!
Betsy Guthrie, Garden '59
Elizabeth Guthrie
April 15, 2012 | Jackson Heights, NY
I am so sorry to hear of Carol's death. I worked for her and Roger for several summers when their son John Henry was a little boy. Carol was funny, kind and so smart and treated a lonely teenager like a friend. She was also an amazing mother and wife. She loved in a very deep and lovely way.
Molly Moynahan
April 15, 2012 | Chicago, IL
I was so sorry to hear news of Mrs. Angell's death. She taught me, like so many others, to read, thereby opening the door to a never-ending realm of enchantment. She will be long remembered and much missed.
Jessica (Meyer) Daws
April 14, 2012 | Leeds