CLARE MACINTYRE-ROSS

Hello Clare. I'm sorry to hear of your passing. I hope you're in heaven with Harry; skyying.

There are so many things to say.The most important is that I loved her and considered her my friend.We meet professionally and were friends right away.I will miss her positive out look on life especially knowing the pain she was always in.Clare was one of the most interesting people I have ever meet.Rest in peace without pain Clare.Tell Harry Hi.Best wishes and prayers to family and friends.Clare will never be forgotten.

I didn't know her but she must have been amazing to be the inspiration to one of my favorite songs. Rest in peace Clare.

Another Harry Chapin fan

Very few people have a song written about them. Even fewer have songs that are part of the fabric of their lives as Taxi was to me, even to this day. I have often wondered who she was and what she was all about-especially when I sing this song when I hear it on the radio-which isn't very often. Now Clare takes her place in her eternal home with Harry and my curiosity is satisfied. May the Lord welcome Clare into heaven with a huge smile and a warm greeting, " well done good and faithful...

Dear Clare, Your passing has solved a forty-six (46) year mystery of mine. In 1974 I was a resident at Daytop Village, Millbrook, NY. I became very close with Mr. Ed Markowski, who worked their at the facility for quite some time, but prior to that, he owned it when he called it Millbrook Manor Inn or B&B. Ed always told me the story of Harry Chapin (Harry as he referred to him) coming to the Manor on Friday nights, to sing, since according to Ed, had a fond interest in a gal from Bennett...

Although I didn't know her personally, she will be fondly remembered by fans of the late Harry Chapin every time we hear the words of his song "Taxi". Thank you so much for the inspiration, from Chapin fans worldwide.

This week-end I found a photo of Clair and I at a NYC society ball and was going to send her a copy. I first met Clair when she was in High School and I was delivering the Xmas mail when we both lived a block apart in Georgetown. I was very saddened read of her passing and my prayers and best wishes to her memory and to the others who knew and cared for her.

RIP "Sue". Thanks.