Monday, July 8, 2024
My husband Ed and I (Carol) moved to Devonshire Dr. in the summer of 1919. The 1st person to welcome us was Carolyn. She came to our front door as we were moving in with a store bought apple strudel and quickly said she isn’t a good baker.From then on we had wonderful years of friendship.
I would call Carolyn to see if she was up to a sort visit, which ended 2 hours later.
When Carolyn’s health failing, she would say, (what good am I) my answer was your great and I am going to pick your brain as you have so much knowledge left I need to know. Always a Carolyn laugh.
I’ll complete this with I am sure her family knows, she was the most determined and independent woman. Carolyn maintained a home and raised her family for many years after losing her husband Bil.
I will always have wonderful memories of our time together and 3 beautiful pictures she painted for me.My church,birds and of course the family remembers the sewing machine picture in her bedroom. I loved it so and before I knew it, I had a picture of it. she did for me.
Enjoy your time in heaven and check to see if Bill is still crocheting.
Love, Carol Nersinger
