Carole Boulton

We have so many wonderful memories.

Carole welcomed my son, Eric Frazier, into her home in the mid 1970´s, for after school care. He was so happy there, playing with the Boulton children under Carole´s watchful eye. Their home always smelled delicious when I would stop by to pick Eric up. I wanted to be part of their wonderful family where the house was filled with love (and good food!). Carole was an amazing woman and my son and I were blessed to know her.

Our deepest sympathy to John and the entire Boulton family. We remember fondly the many delightful receptions after concerts when we were warmly welcomed in the Boulton home.

Peace.

My thoughts are with all of the Boulton family. As a former neighbor, I have fond memories of all the activity at the family home on Indiana Street.

Carole -- You have always been one of my heroes. Thank you for being you. carol

Carole and I spent most of our time together getting wet - we were classmates in an early morning exercise class at the indoor pool! Carole was a very gracious lady and she became a very sweet friend. She was a delightful person and her life story (even down to the beloved cow who ate the ribbons) perfectly reflects the gentle, determined, plucky lady I knew. My heart goes out to all of her beloved family. She will be missed.

I was lucky to have spent a great portion of my childhood and adolescence in the Boulton family home and I have so many special memories of Carole. She was truly one of a kind, and I feel fortunate to have known her. Sending all my love to the Boulton family.

Carole was a lovely and loving person. Just to think of how many people needing love and care she brought into her now orphaned family. But it is also a big loss to all of us who knew and loved Carole. Rest in peace, dear girl! You were as beautiful inside as you look in this picture.