Robin and Beth Carre-Potter

Dear Bud and Mary Jo, For someone that normally has no problem finding words for an occasion, I am almost speechless. I cannot begin to imagine how both of you must feel during these past several years. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies on the tragic passing of these two wonderful, accomplished, beautiful souls. The ancient Greeks believed that those who died young were favored by the gods because they were spared the tragedies of old age. I must admit I have a difficult time...

I loved talking with Beth in the doctors lounge, and seeing her at trail runs and other outdoor events. I will remember her as a kind and generous soul. For her friends and family, my deepest sympathy.

Robin was my friend. On our occasional long walks together I did a lot of listening about parenting challenges. Beth was a friend and my doctor. Such great people. A terrible tragedy. I'm glad for this upcoming opportunity to honor them.

I remember Beth as a resident. She was a good person and a kind soul.

I did not know these two wonderful people, but I am a fellow alumnus of Knox College. I am stunned by their tragic deaths and offer my sincere regret and sympathy to their family.

I'm in New Mexico now and can't attend their celebration of life. I remember Robin and Beth as brilliant, caring people. I first met Robin when he was religious education director at Prairie UU Society. My heartfelt condolences go to their children, their extended families, and their many friends.