Carol and I were childhood friends from age 1 to 10 when I moved away, first to Scarborough, then to Peterborough, then to near Seattle and finally to near London, England.
Carol found me again 52 years after I left Carlaw Avenue in Toronto on the occasion when I was in Cobourg, having come from my home in England for my mother’s funeral.
After finding each other and resuming our cherished friendship , I returned home to England after the funeral but Carol and I stayed in touch, emailing very, very often through our remaining years until she passed away,
May my dearest childhood friend rest in peace.
Condolences to my friend Al and the rest of the family.
The lights in heaven are shinning brighter.
May she rest in peace.
Dear Ryan, Shaughnessy and family, Wayne and I are so very sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Wayne and Cheryl
Carol was such a friendly, warm addition to the neighborhood. I loved her lemon curd jelly which I got to sample yearly. Her smile and conversation will be missed by all.
On behalf of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital's Reception Team, we send our condolences to Al and the family. Carol will be fondly remembered for the kindness and compassion she provided to all who walked through the doors of Holland Bloorview – she truly had a gift to make each and every person feel at home here. Carol will also be remembered for her terrific sense of humour, cheery approach to life and of course her unforgettable lemon loaf!!
May our dear colleague and friend rest in peace.