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Group of 10 Memorial Trees
Kathy Oppenhuizen
July 13, 2020 | West Olive, MI


Grand Rapids, Michigan
CAREY, CORINNE "At 93, I now look back on a life fulfilled," Corinne Carey wrote shortly before her peaceful passing on May 19, 2020. "I was fortunate to be loved by George Carey, my husband of 62 years, and our four wonderful sons and their families," she said. "When you go through this journey...
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Group of 10 Memorial Trees
Kathy Oppenhuizen
July 13, 2020 | West Olive, MI

Group of 10 Memorial Trees
Nancy L Cowger
July 03, 2020 | Wheeling, IL

What a remarkable woman. She can raise four boys, go back to college, motivate generations of children, protest injustice, offer endless time to family AND STILL always wear lipstick? At the same time? To have such an inspiration as my grandmother provides boundless motivation, determination, and drive to become something bigger than myself. Her life didn't make ripples, it made waves. I couldn't be prouder that she was my Grandma. Onward she goes.
Lyn Carter
June 19, 2020 | Grandchild
Corinne was my brothers wifes grandma. I was blessed to enjoy her company on many occasions, and she always had opens arms to me and my kids as well. I was even privileged in being gifted a pair of party pants from her, as she called them, which bring so many fun memories. She will be missed by so many!
Toni Jolman
June 18, 2020 | Family
I remember her well. The very definition of a life well lived.
Roger Voelker
June 16, 2020 | Friend

May 30, 2020
Mrs. Carey was my 5th grade teacher in 1972/1973. Absolutely the best teacher I ever had. She took a genuine interest in her students.
Clinton Erbes
May 30, 2020 | Student
I student taught under Corinne Carey at Coit and seeing her name put a smile on my face. She was such an inspiration and motivator. She made a major impact on many lives. Her legacy lives on.
Julie Blossfeld Ondersma
May 29, 2020 | Teacher
I always remembered her from Coit school. I attended there in the70s. Teachers at Coit were really special and cared a lot about their students. Sorry for your lost.
christy beehler lewis
May 29, 2020 | Student