Carol A. Morano

To Carol´s family and friends.

Last night my wife and I were walking into the Bocelli concert in Hartford. We found Carol´s Mass card on the ground going thru security entering the concert. We assumed from her recent passing that her family or friends wanted her there. So if you are out there and dropped this card her spirit was sitting in section 121 with us and we wish you the very best.

My sincerest condolences to Karen & Kevin. Rest in peace my most beautiful Aunt. Love you more. Carrie

Carol was my Beautiful Cousin.
ALWAYS Friendly and Kind- lots of Compassion and Love for Life.
Anytime that we talked, she always had a project to help someone!
Sadly, and many times for no reason but Our Own Lives- Family drifts apart & loses communication.
Regrets that it had been a while with Carol and I.
She will Always have a good place in my heart and memories.
May God Bless.

I only knew Carol for about a year and a half. However, she was one of the kindness and nicest people I've come to know during our brief encounters. She told of her plans and thoughts and she was a truly strong and wonderful person. I will miss her as I continue on this journey. May God bless her and keep her - in Christ name amen.

I am fortunate to have played a small part in Carol's life as one of her caregivers...she had a difficult decision to make and she did it with dignity and grace. She will always have a special place in my heart..
Rest in peace and love Carol.
Most Sincerely and with Love
Marilyn RN

To Carol´s family,
I remember Carol from over 60 years ago...I met her, along with Lorraine, at Hawk´s Nest Beach in Old Lyme. A great place to make new friends on vacation!
We were all so young..maybe around 12 or 13 years old?
What I remember about her most was her ready smile, her kindness, and especially, the devotion between she and Lorraine. They were so close. I loved being around them both.
I wish her family sincerest condolences and much peace - Carol will surely be remembered for the lovely person that she was and the light she shined on all.
Most fondly,
Ann (Liebig) Fahey
West Hartford/Manchester
CT.