Oh Carolyn, I just read of your passing. I know for years, you were ready to go home especially after the passing of my mom. I will always remember the smile on your face and the joy in your heart when you traveled with mom each week to go play bingo while toting along your trays of goodies that you spend making to share with all your friends during the evening ...

I know that you were welcomed at those pearly gate, by not only your loved ones but I'm curtain mom was standing right there with them. RIP my dear friend, you have earned your wings and we'll take it from here ...

Love Mel, Brian & the kids

I was informed of Aunt Carolyn's passing this morning. I loved to visit Aunt Carolyn on my visits to PA. On my last visit Aunt Carolyn made my husband and I a roast beef dinner. Aunt Carolyn had such a great wit and sense of humor. I spoke to her last when she was quite ill. I will think of her fondly and miss her greatly. She is now rejoined with Uncle Martin and others.

My Dearest Aunt Carolyn ~ I have wonderful memories of you and my Uncle Marty - a beautiful couple! Visiting you was always a delight. I'll love you and miss you forever. Niece, Ann Marie

Aunt Caroline gave me some of my earliest fondest memories of opening day of deer hunting in Pennsylvania. Me and my three brothers would stay overnight at Uncle Marty and Aunt Caroline's house, so that we could get an early start. Her cooking was outstanding along with her jovial personality. She even was a great nurse, when one of the first deer hunting opening days of mine with my three brothers and Uncle Marty, I came down with the 24 hour flu bug. She kept me hydrated until later in the day I could take in some of her great cooking. She is a great legend in my personal life. Over time I wish we could have visited more. Peace be with those who knew her.

My family and I would like to extend our heartfelt condolences. May you find comfort in warm memories and coming promises. (Revelation 21:3,4)

Sissy, you have always been there for me, your little brother. Even when you met Marty, the husband in your life, you always found time for me. You stood up for me as a troubled teen, you even made a home away from a dangerous city, for me on your farm. I will forever cherish those happy days with you and Marty. Farm life taught me how to cope with grownup problems. You even went to bat for me as a teenage father, with 3 kids. You landed my first engineering job in Corry, Pa. When I moved to California, and landed parts in movies, and tv, as small as they were, you made me an "Oscar" winner among your many friends. You sis, are my Oscar winner, and you will always be. Although sad of your leaving, I find happiness in knowing you are once again, together with Marty.

I hope, and pray that you will once more make room for your little brother, up there where you know no more pain, and are in the presence of our Heavenly Father.

I will love you always,

Your kid brother,

Joey