From Oliver Marian
April 25, 2018

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From RC
June 24, 2014

I've just learned about Carol's passing through this website,* and couldn't be more shocked or saddened. Jamie and Michael -- my heart goes out to you. You more than any of us know how magnificent your mama and wife was. That uncommon combination of strong to the core -- in fact, tough in many ways -- yet with a special twinkle in her eye. Oh my gosh. I am disconsolate. Jamie and Michael: please don't forget that that you have family and friends you can call on. My biggest hug, RC ______ * My thanks to whoever created this URL on behalf of Carol and her family. You tribute to her is beautiful. Ironically, I stumbled across this website because I was looking for a new e-address for Jamie. Yesterday would have been his Aunt Justine's 59th birthday -- she passed from ovarian cancer on June 29, 2009 -- and I wanted to say hello.

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From Pamela Meyers
June 23, 2014

Carol was my best buddy from the 3rd grade. We spent the hot days of summer, swimming, biking and making adventures. Her house was the place of bikes, skates, balls of all kinds and general chaos. We pushed the limit, even then, and I would cry when she left for camp every year. She was so vital to my childhood. Many years later, she hosted me on my 1rst tour of San Francisco. She was so gifted at showing people a great time in her magical city! She invited me to move there and help with the mortgage on her first house. Moving from cold, frozen and snowy New Hampshire - not a tough decision. She was the ultimate teacher. And again we tinkered with trouble in not so great neighbourhoods, like the time the Green Berets followed us home! She was as passionate and talented and at home with the world as anyone I've ever known! Yes, she was that first strong aromatic spring breeze that made you feel light, again. And her approach to family, friends and wine was contagious and warm. I don't know how to stop - she can't be gone yet. She made feel that I, too, could smile as big and beautifully as she could. Carol, just knowing you were spinning your glorious love around the world was a great comfort to me. I will always love you and think about your family. You gave me light and I am most grateful. . .Your beauty was radiant and lovely. I'm trying to end this. . . . You left us with wonder and delight, Ms. Carol Jane Hastings, and my arms are reaching for you. Bye, Bye, Glorious soul!

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