Caroline Hamilton LaMOTTE

Caroline did a water color for our family while living at Liberty Lake in 1984. We still have it hanging on our wall as a precious memory of our adventures while living there which Caroline captured with her god given talent. I was not aware of her passing as we live in Oregon now. I considered it an honor to have her talent displayed in our home. My apologies for this late entry.

This morning I looked at the back of a watercolor that I have had for many years---35 plus years. I purchased it when living in Pullman, WA. The painting is called Barn on a Hill. I smile thinking of all the years of pleasure I have received for the small price of $45. We travel in an RV, and I take some of my favorite art with me. Barn on the Hill is always on the road. The painting gives me joy each time I look at it. Today I decided to try and contact Caroline to thank her and was...

Caroline has been a dear friend since we lived close to one another and attended Reseda High School together - we sewed, laughed and had a wonderful time. Those years and memories are more precious than words can say. Wini 'Duncan' Daniel

Keith, you and your family are in my heart and prayers. Caroline continues to remain an inspiration to me. Jackie

Dear Keith,
You have no idea how shocked & so very saddened we are by the news of Caroline.

She was a very special lady in many ways & we know that she will be missed by all who knew her.

Know that you & your family are & will be in our thots and prayers. God Bless Caroline & God Bless you and your family.

Wayne & Lynn Flaaten
Whidbey Island, WA

My deepest condolences to Keith and all of Carolyn's family. I hold dear memories of her from past theatre association and cherish her artwork from that time.

Melody

I met Keith while working at Valley Hospital in the late 1970s when he was a salesman for Jostens Jewelry. Many years later I met Caroline and her mother when they came to the Compass Club lunches. Caroline contributed some of her beautiful paintings for the annual November auction. She was such a very sweet, beautiful lady. Keith and family, I am sorry for your loss and pray that the Lord will bring all of you comfort.

Caroline was a remarkable woman. We have several of her unique paintings, some of which we donated to the north side Unity church. I had the pleasure and honor of being present at the birth of some of her grandchildren.
She will be missed so much.
Gil Smith