Carol M. Baldwin Obituary

My deepest condolences. She was beautiful and an inspiration to all women . And loved by all . Love from Cheryl´s sister Debra . Kahleys aunt .

Carol, may you rest in peace. We know that you sit to the right of God for all that you have helped fight the fight in the past and in the future.

I met Carol many years ago when she was attending Syracuse University through my sister -in-law, Joan. She was so bright and welcoming and showed a strong and sensible personality. I also felt fortunate to have known her delightful parents and most of her siblings. She was just the kind of person who made me feel comfortable with and enjoyed seeing her off and on through the years. Honest and down to earth come to mind when I think of Carol!
My deepest sympathies to her family through these difficult days.

Carol was such an extraordinary lady who was and IS a warrior and champion for breast cancer whos legacy lives on forever !!! Prayers for the whole fam.....

Sharing in sorrow with love and friendship.
Carol will always be in my heart.
Wishing you strength and peace.

My deepest sympathies to Beth, Jane, and all the guys. She was such a nice lady, so kind and welcoming. Her grandson John played lacrosse with my son at WG, and I used to see Beth at the fair and around Camillus. Carol will never be forgotten by so many and may she forever rest in peace at the right hand of the Lord........

I'm so sorry to hear of Carol's passing. She was a wonderful lady and such an inspiration. I remember when I rode with my brother on my deceased father's motorcycle in one of her rides. She walked around talking to everyone! She gave me a motorcycle pin with a pink ribbon, which I still treasure to this day. My prayers go out to the family.

So sorry for the loss of your mom

Sending condolences to the Baldwin family

Dear Beth and family,
While your dear mother was a true breast cancer crusader, it was you and your family who stood behind her every step of the way to make life a little better for those encountering this dreaded disease. Though dogged determination and hard work, you have provided research dollars, awareness, education, swaddling pink blankets, and best of all, hope to those who need it most. These are gifts to our community that provide a lasting legacy to the name Carol M. Baldwin. May the angels greet your mother with the same love and kindness that she has shown to countless others throughout her lifetime.

So very sorry for the Baldwin family's loss! What a legacy she has left, not only with her successful children, but also in the Syracuse area, and Breast Cancer research! Thoughts and prayers are with all of her family and loved ones!

So very sorry for your loss I have many happy memories of your mom

Sending prayers for comfort to all. Carol was a wonderful, inspirational, giving woman. She and Beth helped my family in many ways. May she rest in eternal peace.

I was blessed to meet Mrs. Baldwin many years ago when she owned a Tea Room at SUN 7 in Camillus, NY.
I would stop in and have a tea while waiting for my appointment. She would always greet me with a kind word and a SMILE. She made it a point to say hello to everyone who came in.
I had no idea she was the mother of the famous BALDWIN sons for quite some time!! I just knew her as Carol, the sweet lady who owned the Tea Room at Sun 7.
Then one day while sitting sipping a cup of tea, I saw a large photo of her sons on the wall, and I asked her if she had a CRUSH on the Baldwin boys too? She laughed at me and said "A CRUSH on them?? " She said, " I guess you might say that, because I am their Mother! " With tea now coming out of my nostrils... we both were laughing!
Years later, a friend asked me to volunteer with her at a BREAST CANCER event in Syracuse ..but never mentioned any other details. That day I ran into Mrs. Baldwin again, and learned that is was HER BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION who was having the event. She was as kind as I remembered from years earlier, and she remembered me!
Mrs. Baldwin was beloved by so many people from Syracuse NY, not because of who her sons were but because of WHO SHE WAS!!! She did so much for women fighting breast cancer and her legacy is as beautiful as she was. She will no doubt be missed by many. Rest in Peace Mrs. Baldwin. Thank you for your kindness and everything you gave to our hometown. Godspeed. Prayers for all who love you.

Hi I am daughter of Susan Espinoza, my mom knew Carol and Liz very well through Home Depot, but I just wanted to send my deepest condolences to a sweetheart of a lady. She will be greatly missed. She is in Heaven and my mom greeted her with a huge heavenly hug. Thank you Carol for always believing in me. I love you

To your family, I'm very sorry. I will be praying for you all. God bless you all.
Ginny Smith

I will never forget Carol. She reached out to me just after my diagnosis. Her daughter gave her my number, and Carol called and left me a message I will never forget. She said would help me,
and would be there with me if I needed her. She urged me to initiate treatment and emphasized that we are all warriors and we have the courage to do what needs to be done. Her words gave me the strength I needed to proceed, and I thought of her often during the process. God rest her soul and may her strength continue to inspire others to work for healing and for a cure. I love you, Carol. Rest in peace, warrior princess.

I had the privilege of working for her and Beth a few times at the NYS Fair. Whether it be at her beloved Wegmans, on an airplane or any other local spot, she always remembered me. For the many people that have crossed her path, it always surprised me. A reflection of her character. What a lovely and funny woman. My heart felt condolences to all.

My her soul live in eternal peace and love.

To the Family of Carol Baldwin,

I want to extend my deepest sympathy to each and everyone of you. I Met Carol a few times, when I attended a few of the galas. My sister, Barbara LeFevre dedicated a good portion of her life working at the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Foundation. She was very fond of her.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Lynne Bartosch