Cecilia Carroll

We at Hardwick Historical Society were so sorry to learn just a few days ago of Ceal's passing. Our sympathy to all of her family and friends. Ceal was a joy to be with. She impressed us all with her love of Hardwick and her support of the Hardwick Historical Society. We appreciate the efforts of her family and Liz to bring her out to our events and museum when she no longer drove. She seemed so happy during those visits. Again our sympathy to you all.

To Cecilia's Family and Friends-

My condolences in the loss of your loved one and friend. Cecil was a wonderful nursing leader and mentor to many - remembering her presence on 6ICU at UMMC as compassionate and caring.

May she rest in the Light and Peace of her eternal home.

Ceal was a faithful and faithfilled member of the choir at St. Columba. She always brought her compassion for others to rehearsals and baked gifts for all the choir members at Christmas. No doubt, Ceal, Peggie and Larette are singing together once again.

Tom, Robin: I'm so sorry to learn about your Mom and John. My sincere condolences.

Good bye, Aunt Ceal. The world was more beautiful with you in it. You will be missed.

Ceal, thank you for mentoring all us younger MICU City Nurses who worked nights with you over the years. With grace and humor you taught us patient care and comfort. You were a wonderful role model. Thank you for your tireless work with the Worcester City Hospital Nursing Alumni Association, keeping us updated with "The Lamp".
To her beloved Carroll family, my heartfelt sympathy to you all. You're all she ever talked about, she so loved you all!
God's peace be with you Ceal.

I used to run the Paxton Senior Center and Cecelia was a member . She was always a contributor in her special way of supporting anything I wanted to do. She always attended anything we ran for the seniors and was a participant in every program. She will always be a part of the White Building.

Ceil warmed the hearts of so many who
worked in 6ICU as well as her patients.
She also was the number one reason
why so many of us didn't mind working
nights..she fed us very well!
I was so blessed to have spent time with
Ceal at work and also at gatherings
outside of work. So many special memories.

My Deepest Sympathy to the
Carroll Family and Ceil's close friends,
Annmarie

I am so sorry for your loss. I had the honor of working with Ceal in the ICU at UMASS. She was a pleasure to work with, great nurse and always supportive and encouraging of both her patients and her peers. She also fed us quite well on the night shift! Rest easy Ceal.
Marie B.

Ceil was a regular attendant at the Womwen's Club, St Columba's and at our farm. She will be greatly missed. she was always smiling. Louise cournoyer