Caroline T. Paduano

I can remember when Aunt Caroline came to Conneaut to see us all. My Mom especially enjoyed her visits. May memories comfort you in the loss of your Mother. With deepest sympathy.

Im sorry for your loss, It has been a long time since I seen aunt caroline, I see her picture and I cannot believe how much she reminds me of my grandma Jenny Gildone. It was to bad that I didn't get to see aunt Caroline more often, but I guess that's what happens when you move out of town, again Im so sorry for your loss.

I am saddened to have received this news and am truly sorry that I can not be there with everyone. My thoughts will always go back to the excitement of when I was young for our trips to visit Aunt Caroline and Uncle Jerry. They always made our time there very special and it was the highlight of my summers. They both will always have a special place in my heart.

My sympathies

Caroline was a beautiful soul. She attended my ecumenical "Care & Share" group many times and her presence was always very special.
I was able to spend about an hour with her just before she passed so know that she was not alone. The last scripture I read to her was the 23rd Psalm. With this she seemed at peace. I left for a few minutes to visit a resident across the hall and when I returned, the Lord had taken her peacefully home. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

So many perfect memories of my Grandma... She is an inspiration to me as a mother. If, in my lifetime, I can be a fraction of the woman she was, then I will consider myself a success! I will always, always love you Gram!

Our sympathy is with you.

I will always remember Aunt Caroline as loving and genuine. The times I cherish most are those I spent with her in Florida. We shopped and had lunch, just the two of us. Aunt Caroline was special to me and I will miss her.
Sincerely,
Kathy