Caroline Hall

John, I'm very sorry for your loss. I remember Caroline with affection. She was a warm friend and a valued colleague. I was always glad to visit her at the Beaver campus and to see her at University Park for a meeting or a conference. She clearly was happy to be with her English colleagues. She discussed her work on Ariel in Sylvia Plath with passion and pleasure. And she had a great laugh. A great laugh. I will miss her.

Warm condolences,

Richard

Dear John, Only one week to get to know you and Caroline in Maine that changed my life. Meeting my "soul sister" Ms. Caroline and her knight John! The connection was a blessing to me. I only wish I had more time to spend with you two. She inspired me and I will miss her...always connected to my heart.

Pam Holcombe

Dear Mr John i am so sorry for your lost , our friend dearest Professorin past away , an angel returned home , what a honor and privilage i have been given that our life path has crossed ,for always a friend in heart Caroline , Mr John i wish you strength , wisdom and love to carry your lost , may God bless you

Caroline was a wonderful woman and Aunt. I enjoyed her company so much and have only fond memories of the time we spent together. Sending condolences to my Uncle and love to her and all of her family. Her beautiful soul will be greatly missed.

WRH

Helen and I send you, John, our condolences for the death of your wife, Caroline. We remember both of you very well from the time we lived in New Orleans and played together in the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra during it's best years.

My condolences to the family of Ms Caroline. May you find comfort during this difficult time from God, the source of all comfort.

JR