Dear Earl,

May the Lord confort you and your family during this time. Your mom was very special, and I do recall her being welcoming when I would come over back when we were kids. I also remember the ski trip that we went on with the church. Little did I know that those seeds being planted would one day lead me to Christ.

May the memories and your mom’s legacy continue to inspire you to live a life with purpose.

With love,

Oriana

To:  Earl and Family,

Sending deepest condolences, prayers, and love, on the passing of your beloved Mother. 

Prayerfully yours,

Evonne, Jerome, and Chris Tolbert

Dear Family of Emily Carr,I am very sorry to learn of Emily Carr's passing. Please accept my sincere condolences.

I knew Emily as the leader of the Art Workshop at the Roosevelt Island Older Adult Center. Emily was a devoted member of the workshop for many years. She really enjoyed working on paintings, and joining in with participants in the group. Her bright, positive spirit enlivened the workshop for me and the other artists who she always encouraged in their creative work. 

I will miss Emily, and I know that her friends in the Art Workshop will miss her too.

Regards,John Mendelsohn

I was so sad to hear of her passing.  She was such a sweet lady, always gave me a hug. She was such a talented painting artist and she cared for all.  My condolences to the famiky, she will truly be missed. 

I’m heartbroken to hear this news. She was like a second mom to us and I have so many fond memories of time we spend together when I was young. She took us on adventures (including a fun and memorable day in Coney Island) and always sent up a bowl of homemade congee when we were sick. She was a women of hidden talents including artistic skill that wowed us all. 

All of my love and condolences to the family on the loss of this great lady. 

I am so sorry for your loss. I often had lunch with Emily at the senior center.  She was a wonderful person. I am so sorry.