CLAUDIA-CARLSON-Obituary

CLAUDIA CARLSON

New York, New York

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CARLSON--Claudia, died at the Dawn Greene Hospice in her 59th year on January 6, 2016. Claudia was born in Bloomington, Indiana to Elof and Helen (nee Zuckerman) Carlson and raised in six college towns. She was an illustrator, graphic designer, book designer, cartographer, photographer, and poet....

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Rest in peace, dear Claudia.

I was shopping for groceries in a co-op in Rochester and found her poetry book "Pocket Park" in a Little Free Library inside the store, in time for eating breakfast here. I noticed it was published by a small press in the Rockaways, from where I just returned two days ago. Finding her book so serendipitously felt... poetic. I hope Claudia is at peace, nine years after leaving this mortal coil. Such beauty in this book... - Michael. xo

Dearest Claudia, I still miss you EVERY day. You were such a caring light and love to us all. What a blessing it was for us to become friends. Love.

I am sad that Claudia's life ended prematurely before she could do so much of what she had wanted. She was a great cousin and gracious host whenever I would occasionally come to NYC. Although clearly most comfortable in the city, she was enthusiastic about going canoeing on Boulder Creek and on the North Platte in Wyoming. I will miss her in my life!

Claudia,

You will remain in my heart forever...we were in each other's lives since birth; that will never end. Your light and love will always be with me. Jessica

It was a privilege to know Claudia, even if for only a few years, as members of the Brevitas online poetry group. Whether in emails, or in person at our yearly gathering, Claudia was a lovely person, and always a joy to speak with. I hope that by compiling and sending much of her collected work in Brevitas to her family, I've brought them some joyous remembrances in years to come. I treasure her memory.

Dear Claudia,

May you be at peace. Thank you for being part of Brevitas.

oxoxo,

Pattie

I knew Claudia as a talented, strong writer and an inspirational and spirited woman. We were in the same online poetry circle. I remember being so impressed with her breadth of talent from graphics to words. She will be missed and am so sorry for you.

Clauda was a very special person. It's difficult to talk about her in the past tense. I feel her gentle spirit will always be with me. Her talents were so many allowing her to excel in so many artistic forms. I will miss her.
Valera