Boston, Massachusetts
1936 - 2016
KEYES, Carol J. Was born to Helen (Rock) and Leonard Keyes on June 16, 1936. She was the oldest of eight children and attended St. Bernard and Edgewood Catholic Schools in Madison, WI. Then she followed in her mother's footsteps to become a nurse and attended St. Mary's School of Nursing in...
Read MoreMy sympathies to all of Carol's family & friends. As has been said, she truly was a class act. I will remember her kindness, humor, and Red Sox loyalty. We shared Christmas cards, travel post cards, and some delightful meals together. While I enjoyed her leadership in the SICU at the Deaconess, I also enjoyed her talents on display at Niemann's. I smile just thinking of her. Peace
Denise Morin
July 11, 2016 | Foxboro, MA
To Carol's family,I have great memories from the Deaconess Hospital in Boston of Carol as a great nurse manager.She was always fair and kind. She was a lot of fun both at work and outside of work. Carol was a class act! We will miss her. Carol Callahan
Carol Callahan
June 27, 2016 | Boston, MA
Carol, the most gracious lady and wonderful friend one could ever know. We'll never forget you. So many great times at the Deaconess and in Boston. Our sympathies to the entire Keyes family.
Anne DeStefano & Toby Alterman
June 19, 2016
Carol, Boston will never be the same without you-even the RED SOX'S. You were like a part of my family. We ALL will miss you so. Such great memories here in Maine and Dover. My sympathies to your family.
Susan Stapleton
June 19, 2016 | Boston, MA
My sympathies go to the family and friends of Carol, a woman in full. The Red Sox Nation has lost a Great and faithful fan. I had the honor of enjoying Carol's company, during gatherings with mutual friends, in Boston, at her home base, Tremont on the Common. Kind, gracious and quick to laugh. A classier gal, I'll never meet. God bless you. Eunie Derenne
June 17, 2016
