Carol Long

Bob, Charlene, Carolyn, and Christin -- I just learned about Carol's passing a few hours ago and wanted to express my condolences.

- Lynn Gold (cousin Shirley's daughter)

To the Long Family, Mr Long, Charlene,Christin and Carolyn my sincere sympathy on the loss of your wife mother and grandmother. I recenly saw Carol in church as I have been out of the area for 37 years . I was a babysiter for the family . It has been years but I always remember the Long's as a wonderful family my prayers to all .
Sincerely , Karen Cheskiewicz Allwein and family

I will always treasure my memories of Carol. Through out the years we had many good times. I can still see her as a model for the Heart Association at the Woodlands Fashion show. She went through her heart surgery so bravely, and she fought her cancer the same way. You never heard her whine about anything, she was always just fine. She couldn't understand why everyone made such a fuss over her being ill. I keep close the memory of our vacations in Ocean City New Jersey. She and I would do aerobics classes and walk and jog on the beach before the kids would get up in the morning. Cooking, swimming, enjoying the Boardwalk with the grandkids in the evening. It seems like yesterday. We shared the same grandkids and that kept us close. We were never like in-laws, she would stop over my house out of the blue for a cup of tea or a glass of wine, and I loved to get together with her for Dominos , a movie, or taking the granddaughters to Sugar's Tea Room. I miss her so much. Love you Carol

To the entire Long Family especially Bob, Christin, Carolyn and Charlene my absolute deepest sympathy to you all. She was exceptional and beautiful in all the ways a person can be. I will always remember her with a constant smile on her pretty face and her amazing love for her family. She will be so missed.

OUR LOVE AND CONDOLENCES TO BOB AND CHILDREN,AND OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY..........
THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN SAY TO TAKE AWAY THE PAIN.....JOEL AND PAT FIERMAN

Deepest sympathy to Carol's family. She was a wonderful classmate...many fond memories.
Tom Hurley (Coughlin 1956)

My deepest sympathy and prayers to Carol's family. Have found memories of Guthrie Grade School and Coughlin HS being a '56 classmate of hers.
Agnes Hasinecz Hornberger

Bob,My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Bob,My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My deepest sympathy at Carol's passing. A fellow member of the Coughlin High School, Class of '56, I have many fond memories of our high school days and our recent reunions. Jean Shofranko Olexy

Thinking of you Meighan family. So sorry about your loss. She was a sweet lady and a pleasure to be around when I would babysit or be over the house. Thoughts and prayers to all of you.

Bob,
My sincerest sympathy for you and your daughters on your loss of Carol. I always enjoyed meeting Carol at our reunions. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

John

On behalf of the Scranton/W-B Affiliate of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and on behalf of the entire NEPA pancreatic cancer community we are so very sorry for your tremendous loss. such an amazing woman, Carol inspired everyone who met her and the support and encouragement that she along with youramaing family provided to the pc community will never be forgotten. Her committment to fighting pancreatic cancer and raising awareness about pc throughout the community wll forever have effected our area. In her memory may we continue her fight...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dear Bob and Family, my deepest and sincere sympathy on the loss of Carol. Every year we attend a golf tournment in MA where we lived for 30 yrs. The tournment is a fund raiser for Pancreatic Cancer in which a former neighbor also had. My prayers will be with you duing this very sorrorful time. God Bless, Lucille (Erceg) Bekampis.

Dear Mr. Long, Carolyn, Christin and Charlene,
I am so sorry for your loss. Your wife and mother was a beautiful woman and I will remember her sweet smile. In deepest sympathy, Joan Cebrick Grossman