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Saturday, May 05, 2007
Goodbye Caroline
Caroline Bryceson was a woman I worked with in Crawley office and one of the nicest people I ever met. She died this week from Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. The world is a poorer place without her. RIP sweetie. J x
I hope you can help me. I am looking for an address and googled Caroline Bryceson and happily came across you. I knew Caroline many years ago, Tim was my husbands Best Man at our wedding in 1976. After some years we lost touch so you can imagine my surprise when on Christmas Day this year I was in the Snooty Fox before lunch with my children and Caroline came up and said Hi! After a few seconds it was so easy to recognise Caroline as she was still beautiful and still had such a sunny smile and disposition. We had a short chat - my children,Tim and hers and it seems that they had seen my son locally and guessed he was his fathers son! Thinking we would meet up again soon you can imagine how distraught I was to hear that Caroline had died. Typically she made no mention of any illness when we spoke 5 months previously and in fact appeared really bright and happy. While I was away last month Tim bumped into my son and told him the sad news to pass on to me but I have been unable to find a contact number for him. I would like to send my condolences to Carolines family - do you have an address? I know they live in Pound Hill, she told me the road but I can't remember. I would be most grateful if you can help.
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Sorry sweetie
Hi,
I hope you can help me. I am looking for an address and googled Caroline Bryceson and happily came across you.
I knew Caroline many years ago, Tim was my husbands Best Man at our wedding in 1976. After some years we lost touch so you can imagine my surprise when on Christmas Day this year I was in the Snooty Fox before lunch with my children and Caroline came up and said Hi! After a few seconds it was so easy to recognise Caroline as she was still beautiful and still had such a sunny smile and disposition. We had a short chat - my children,Tim and hers and it seems that they had seen my son locally and guessed he was his fathers son! Thinking we would meet up again soon you can imagine how distraught I was to hear that Caroline had died. Typically she made no mention of any illness when we spoke 5 months previously and in fact appeared really bright and happy. While I was away last month Tim bumped into my son and told him the sad news to pass on to me but I have been unable to find a contact number for him.
I would like to send my condolences to Carolines family - do you have an address? I know they live in Pound Hill, she told me the road but I can't remember.
I would be most grateful if you can help.
Many Thanks
Marion
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