Carole was born May 15 1943. She passed away peacefully at the North Shore hospice on April 14, 2020.
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Carole was born May 15 1943. She passed away peacefully at the North Shore hospice on April 14, 2020.
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Sheila Segal
My connection to Carole was through her friend Norman who introduced me to her jewelry designs. Carole was highly creative and talented. I loved wearing her jewelry for its original design which seemed to fit in with my character. My mother as well was fond of her work and acquired many of her jewelry creations.
Sheila Segal
Sorry to have learned of the passing of Carole. My sincere condolences to brother Lawrence and her loving cousins and friends
Jana Marko
I only just learned of Carole’s passing when I looked her up on the internet, after several returned emails. It saddens me greatly to hear this news. I don’t even know the cause of her death. If someone can reach out to tell me. I know she had another dog. I hope it was looked after subsequent to her passing. I miss you Carole!
Enid Solloway
There have been so many times that I have thought of Carole. Carole & I go back to when she was a Lab Tech in Montreal, we worked together at Starkman Lab! We spent so many wonderful times together, going to Expo 67 & enjoying our lobster dinners!. Then Carole was into making her jewelry, I do have some pieces of hers, earrings & a beautiful gold floating heart. I also remember Carole’s clowns that she painted. So artistic & eclectic. We lost touch when she moved to Vancouver. To Carole’s family I send my heartfelt condolences. Rest in peace my dear friend.
Evelyn Duboff
My beautiful, talented cousin Carole, I will love and miss you forever.