The Town of Derry has lost a treasure. Carol was the backbone of the Recreation Department. Her involvement and insistence that things be done the right way in everything she took part in gave class to all those many programs.
For me personally I lost a great former co-worker and a wonderful friend and neighbor. She never ceased to build my ego with kind words. We will miss her terribly. Our love to all. Don Ball & familyPosted: 11/15/2006 by Don Ball of Derry, NH, DEAR ROBIN, WE ARE SO SORRY TO HEAR OF THE LOSS OF YOUR MOTHER. SHE WAS TRULY AN ASSET TO THE TOWN OF DERRY FOR SO MANY YEARS. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU, PAUL, AND YOUR FAMILY.
SINCERELY, MIKE AND SUE MORINPosted: 11/16/2006 by MIKE AND SUE MORIN of LONDONDERRY, NH, USA My sincere condolences to you all for the loss of Carol. I had the privilage of working for her at Beaver Lake as a lifeguard from 1996-1998.
She was a great woman and will be sadly missed.
Regards,
Harry BrownPosted: 11/16/2006 by Harry Brown of Atkinson , NH, USA Hi Robert,
We saw your wife's obituaries and were surprise to that. We are truely sorry for your lose. If there is any we can do letus know. Posted: 11/17/2006 by Caroline,Lorie,Kathryn Akins of Nashu, NH, Carol was as interesting as she was vivacious, as kind as she was dedicated to her "kids." She always had time for everyone. She loved her family, her friends, her town, her country and her kids. I will miss her generosity, her kindness, and her friendship.Posted: 11/19/2006 by Ruth Marie Kay of Derry, , Robin
I was sad to get the call from my mom all I could think of was all the things that we did with your mom growing up I will remember them all fondly. Gods speed Carol
Love Dan PendergastPosted: 11/19/2006 by Dan Pendergast of Blaine, MN, Dear Kaye and family,
sorry to hear of Carol's passing.Try to remember those whom we have loved and lost never truly leave us. They live on in our hearts and minds through all that they brought into our lives.I will be keeping special thoughts for you and surrounding you with peace and light from God.Take care. Love you always, LindaPosted: 11/20/2006 by Linda Purcell of Taunton, ma, USA I met Carol once or twice when I was a youngster through my Aunty Kaye (her sister) - I mostly remember what an active, strong person she was and how much she looked like the Aunt I so admired. I hope that your memories of her - and her presence in your hearts - will help to sustain you during this difficult time. Posted: 11/20/2006 by Nicole Purcell of Somerset, MA, After nearly 40 years, while looking for a swim squad for my teenager here in Sydney Australia, Carol Madden's name popped into my head unexpectedly. I googled her to sadly find that she had passed away some years ago. Carol taught me how to be a swimming teacher in the 1980s at Hood Park. She raised the bar, and we young swimming teachers jumped over it. She showed us what it was like to be a good employee, to be punctual, to deal with parents in a professional manner, to get the most out of our students, to give a 100%. What a great role model she was for me, at one of my first jobs. She led by example and was kind, fair and nurturing to her young staff. To her family, please accept my belated yet sincere condolences on the death of this remarkable woman.Posted: 12/8/2020 by Susan Terravecchia of Summer Hill NSW, , Australia