Carrie A. ZENTI

Remembering Carrie now and always and thanking God that he had our paths cross in the Bermuda Botanical Gardens and The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art.

You are truly a sweet angel, someone who never said a bad word about anyone. May your soul be blessed with travels through the heavens and please come visit me in my dreams sometime. I miss you my dear friend.

It was a joy working with you Zenti (We always affectionately used her last name), at the Foundry so many years ago. You were the nicest sweetest person there, and we all still and will continue to love you dearly. Thank you for the great life you lived, and for touching all who were fortunate enough to know you. -Cy

It broke my heart to hear of Carrie's passing. I first met her at the age of 14 volunteering at Masterworks during her Saturday morning art classes (and for 5 years thereafter) I admired the way she spoke to her students and everyone she came into contact with. So calm and collected; never letting anyone know of what she might have been going through. A true inspiration to me. Her smile and kindness were contagious and a beautiful memory I'll hold onto forever.

Your family is on my mind and in my heart and prayers. Carrie will always have a special place in our hearts and memories at the Boulder Arts and Crafts Cooperative. We are sorry for your loss. Annie Gifford

Tim and I were so very sorry to hear this news. Carrie was truly one the kindest, most gentle soul's I've ever met. Her smile could light up a room, she was as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside. Please know her family is in our thoughts during this difficult time. It doesn't seem fair. Carrie is at peace now though and no longer suffering. We are all better to have known her and she will forever be missed.

She helped us get our feet on the ground when we moved to Boulder over 13 years ago. Love her and miss her dearly. xoxoxo

Love,
Michelle, Tim and Dominic Trudgeon

I met Carrie at The Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art when she was trying to hire an assistant art teacher for the new Art Summer Camp that she was organizing for the Museum. I'd gone to the Masterworks office to pay to attend a Printmaking Workshop being held there and I spoke to her about how unrealistic wanting an assistant art teacher for the whole summer was. We chatted and she asked me what I'd recommend. I said that it would be easier to get somebody to do half of the summer and look for another teacher to do the other half. She looked at me and smiled ---- lingered in that smile and asked: "Now, I wonder who I can get to do the first half?" I worked with Carrie during the first half of that Summer Programme and other programmes. She was a joy to work with and we became equal partners as I assisted her from time to time. Carrie was wise beyond her years with a work ethic that was admirable for one so young. Actually I had no idea how old she was until today (Oct 19/16 when I learned of her passing).So, she's been missed (here in Bermuda) for a while but now this missing is the final curtain. I am so glad that we touched each others' lives when we did. At least her fight is over and Carrie can rest in sweet peace... May God's presence undergird the family at this time of personal loss.

I'm so sorry that Carrie's death has only now been drawn to my attention. I am weeping tears of such sorrow. This earth has never known a person of such warmth, grace, dignity, compassion, radiance, care, passion and humanity. I was so lucky to work with her and frankly the bar that she raised is without parallel. The void she leaves (and it is large) will be filled with love by all whose life was touched by this extraordinary person. Carrie you will be missed every day of my life....love you kid....
Tom Butterfield

My thoughts and prayers are with you Carrie and with
your family.

Carrie was one of the few souls, on this earth, whom no one could never say anything negative about her. She was kind, compassionate and always had a smile. She fought her battle long and hard. I know she was a devout servant to our Lord so, it goes without mention, we all should know where she is now. She now is with the Lord. She can dance, she can smile and she no longer feels pain. My condolences to her mother and Liz. Carrie now is at peace and with her father. God Bless.