Dearest Glenn, Linda, Karen, Judy and the rest of your families. I was saddened to learn of Carole’s passing. My deepest condolences and sympathies to you during this difficult time. I believe that it was the mid-70’s when my family and I moved in next door to you and over the years we became friends, especially my mother and Carole. When I moved to Toronto in 1985 and would come down to visit my family, I always made a point to see Carole and Glenn. I will treasure the laughs we shared and always remember how talented Carole was at telling a great joke, one after the other. I aspired to do the same but I would always screw-up a joke. We exchanged birthday cards and Christmas cards and I always laughed at how Carole always wrote “P.S. Be good.” in the cards. Carole, you were one in a million and I will always remember your infectious laugh and your zest for life and your positive, cup half full attitude. I bet you and my Dad are having wine spritzers and telling jokes. God bless you and Rest in Peace Carole.
