Carrie ROBERTSON

Here we are at 16 years after your passing. I often think about you and pray. I miss you so much. Love Cornelia

Here it is 14 years later and I still miss her. I recently had to give up the SUBARU she willed to me. It was 23 years old. I loved that car and for years I did home care with it. It was hard to give up. I always felt she was with me. We went to several festivals in it. I donated to it to the Veterans. I think she would have liked that. I know she is in a good place and I will see her again. Love You

I remember visiting the Robertson family with my mother and older brother when I was quite young. I believe Gary was my age, but extremely intelligent. On one visit, we listened to “Name That Tune” on the radio, and he seemed to get the answers easily. My mother corresponded with Gary/Carrie during her transition and beyond. I’m sorry she died so young.

Carrie was kind, generous and a great supporter of women artists and musicians. Saw her at many venues over the years in various towns and cities throughout Michigan. Carrie, I hope your Spirit is on an Excellent Adventure! What's Next? So glad you touched my life! Paloma

I've known Carrie and was her best friend for 20 years. We did a local radio show together and took several trips to Music Festivals. I had the privilage of caring for her in her last year of life. She continued to work while undergoing treatment for cancer. I miss her dearly.

I left a memory of my former college roommate at Harvard in 1963/64, but it does not seem to have been published. Should I write another one, or is a censor at work? Carrie was Gary Robertson at the time. A coincidence that we wound up in the same town. Wishe we'd reconnected.
John Woodford
Ann Arbor.