Carol Quinlan Conboy

We so appreciate yr bench at Albany rural. If I wasn´t technologically stupid. I send I picture

I have such wonderful memories of Carol. She was delightful, fun, mischievous & absolutely gorgeous. I shared a house one memorable summer in 1964 with Carol, Cas, Barb, Joan & "bats in the attic" in a house on a lake. Carol fell in love with Bill Conboy that summer who was her soulmate. Carol will always have a footprint in my memories as someone who touched so many with her beautiful smile. She is surely sitting on a cloud with her sisters & family & sharing laughter in heaven.

I spent a wonderful summer in 1964, with a group of girls at the "retreat house", an old hunting lodge on Burden Lake. The star of the summer was Carol Quinlan! She was vivacious, caring, inclusive, welcoming, and SO much fun. Carol was so memorial it was a gift knowing her. Know your rich memories of her will give you, her family, strength.

A unique standout among my many cousins ! Eyes brighter than new pennies -she´ll prob ably shake up all of heaven´s routines

What a wonderful and kind friend, always willing to help. I will miss her so much.

I'm so sorry to hear about this loss. Although we have not been in contact for a few years, she was a treasured friend.

Dear Nancy and Carol's Family, May the peace of Christ fill your hearts and give you strength during this time of sorrow. May Carol rest in peace. Love and prayers, Matt and Kathy Quinlan Schulenburg, Texas

Dear Nancy and family I am saddened by your loss. My sister left us for her eternal home two years ago and it is a grief like no other. Love and prayers from your distant cousin Pat Quinlan Farrell

My condolences to all of Carol´s family. We worked together at the Albany Co Health Dept. Carol was such a kindhearted person and always had a smile on her face. May she rest in peace. Terri N.