Carole Dolan Obituary

Forgive me for my late entry--I did not know of Carole joining our Lord in March. I met Carole at the UofC working together to "save the world"--our friendship continued on after both of us leaving. She was such a wonderful,caring woman--although I have never met any of you I feel like I know all of you from the wonderful things Carole shared with me about her family and friends. I have been trying to call her for a few months and by chance today tried the obituaries since Carole and I talked every couple of months. My deepest condolences to all of you. Carole is truly an angel. I will miss her but so grateful to have known her.

My condolences to Ronni, Frankie and the rest of the family and friends of Carole who loved her so much. I remember when she was a preppy little grammar school girl with flaming red hair and, when she was a postulant at St. Xav's, visiting her with the rest of Char and Themis' wedding party. I last saw her St. Patrick's Day a few years ago and we had a lot of laughs. I was glad she was happy with Robert. Gosh the years have flown by. I know she will be missed by many.
Mary Patricia Power (aka Patty Martin)

I just found out about Carole's death and my condolences go out to the family and friends of Carole. I worked with her at CareMed several years ago and shared many laughs with her. She will be missed.

I was very sad to hear about Carole. We recently talked and were looking foreward to getting together. Our 6oth reunion was coming up.I'm very sorry for yourloss.

We are saddened by Carol's passing and remember her fondly as a warm-hearted and loving person and will cherish that memory.

Ronni and Family, Ted and I were very saddened to hear of Carole's passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May God hold her in the palm of His hands util we meet again. Mary Lu and Ted Sweeney

My heart felt condolences to Carole's family. I worked with Carole years ago at Caremed Chicago. Carole was a loving person and will be missed.

I would would like to express my condolences to Carole's family. I had the pleasure of working with Carole years ago with Caremed Chicago, she was a loving person and will be missed.

I would like to send our heartfelt sympathies to the Dolan family on the death of your sister Carole. Although our families have known one another, we were not introduced to Carole until this past January, while dining at Gene and Georgetti's. All the Barrys were sitting at a table next to Carole celebrating Moggie's 50th birthday and chatting about Long Beach. Carole came over and introduced herself to us! We had a few laughs and she told us about the play for Mayor Daley. My Dad was even with us all the way from Montana. We really enjoyed her company for that short time. We are so sorry for your loss.

It was a pleasure to know Carole- what a lovely woman she was. My condolences to all who knew and loved her.

I was in the Novitiate of the Sisters of Mercy with Carole back in the 1960's. Over the years I would periodically talk on the phone with her---so many memories of a time in our lives that shaped both of us in profound ways, but with Carole, there was so much laughter. She was such a special person, and would remember things I had long forgotten. Clearly, a part of her never quite left the Sisters of Mercy---I hope she knows that part of her lives on in many of us as well! I will miss the possibility of thinking that some day we would meet and talk for hours---BUT MAYBE SOME DAY WE WILL! She had a heart of gold, and will be missed.

My sincerest condolences to all of the Dolans on Carole's passing. In the last few years, Carole and I enjoyed many conversations about the good times at Tommy More and McAuley. She had an infallible memory and was a witty storyteller. Blessed with kindness and open-heartedness, she will truly be missed. God bless you, Carole with an "e." I will never forget your inimitable laugh.

Carole and I often talked about meeting for lunch but never quite made it. I'll miss her reminding me of what we were doing on such and such a date in the 50's. And whenever we talked she always thanked me for taking her to Riverview when we were in eighth grade. God bless you, Carole.

I was glad to have reconnected with Carole at the STM reunion and enjoyed sharing a Christmas party with her in 05. I'll miss her.

I will miss Carole's warm smile and friendly manner.On Halloween, we enjoyed looking over each other's candy and eating it! Our 'chats' over the balcony will be missed.I will miss having you as my neighbor and friend.

I was looking forward to seeing Carole once again, when our St. Thomas More graduating class reunites this coming September. She was instrumental in helping put the class back together and I'm sure she will be there with us in spirit. May She Rest In Peace.

I love you Aunt Car.

Dearest Aunt Carole- We will miss your beautiful smile, your great stories, and most of all, your thoughtfulness! May peace be with you. My thoughts and prayers to family and friends!
Love Always, Helene

Words can't express what I'm feeling, but please know that my thoughts and prayers are with my friend Car and with her whole family at this time. Love, Mary Denise (Conway)