Carolyn-Ballantyne-Obituary

Carolyn Ballantyne

Windsor, Maine

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SOUTH CHINA -- Carolyn (Tibbetts) Ballantyne, 77, passed away Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009, at her home following a long illness.She was born in Windsor on Jan. 9, 1932, the daughter of John C. and Harriet (Greeley) Tibbetts. She married Gordon R. Ballantyne Jr. on Sept. 7, 1952. He passed away in...

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Laurie, Bruce and David, I will miss your mom a lot. I used to stop and take her something like chocolates, the favorite of mine, cranberry nut muffins from Tobey's and she always was the same--no complaining. It was wonderful the care and concern you each did to care for your mom. The children and grandchildren who spoke did a fantastic job. So many have sent cards and mentioned what a fine funeral you had. I love you all dearly. Love always, Aunt Elsie

Laurie, David and Bruce
My heart goes out to all or you. Your parents were such wonderful people.

Sue Gordon Hodgson (Still in Georgia)

hi folks sorry about your mom.
I went thru similar thing with my dad 2 years ago. gave drops etc for pain.
sorry missed cerimony but was helping a very close friends widow.

Laurie, Bruce and David (and families),
So sorry to hear of your loss. Your mom was (as you know) an amazing person! You're all in my thoughts and will be remembered in my prayers at this difficult time.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Laurie,Bruce,David & family

Remembering all the good times at the Ballantyne house .
My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mindy Lee
South China

I would like to say how
Sept. 27, 2009

I have great admiration for the courage and dignity that Carolyn
showed in her last year and always with that beautiful smile.
I am honored to have known her as "my friend"....she left her footprints on my heart!
Sympathies and Blessing for "The Ballantyne" family.

Marilyn Jewett
Liberty Maine

I met Carolyn through MOCA. I wish that I could have known her all my life--She was a wonderful person. I am so grateful that she was able to remain at home with her family and friends throughout her last illness. Thank you for your loving care.
Roberta Chandler

To Laurie, Bruce and David:
Laurie, I am so sad to hear of your loss. To Bruce and David, you guys probably don't remember me. When I lived out that way, you boys were pretty young. I worked with your Dad and with Laurie for New England Tel. Your Mom was a most delightful and knowledgable woman - always gracious with an open mind, a big heart and certainly always happy to welcome anyone into her home.

You kids will certainly miss her deeply but will forever carry her with you...