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Carole Anne Brown
She had creativity to spare. If Carole was younger, she’d have won ‘Project Runway‘: given bolt of cloth, she would perform magic.rnCarole was a Woodbury girl transplanted to Woodstown. She graduated from Woodbury High and went on to Drexel University where she studied Textile Engineering. Wanting to stay close to home, Carole settled into teaching Home Economics at Paulsboro High. Students benefited from her creativity and learned ways to care for their future homes. While at Drexel Carole, a member of the Varsity Singers, toured Europe. They performed for nobility in several nations and she kissed the Blarney Stone. rnCrohn’s Disease put a stop to roller skating and riding roller coasters, but Carole fought the illness and became a medical pioneer living many years beyond Doctor’s predictions- it was sheer determination on her part.rnShe is survived by son, George and his wife Janet and their four children.rnDress casually and come celebrate 73 creative years Thursday from 10:30 AM at Daley Life Celebration Studio, Swedesboro where Storytime will begin at 11AM. Burial Eglington Cemetery. rnrn
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She was my home ec. teacher for a VERY brief period, a she became ill. She substituted in some of my classes after that. I always heard about her from my older sisters and how good she was at her craft:)nRest in peace.nCindy Clement
Our thoughts are with George Brown and his family for their loss.nRyan Patterson and Richard Plotkin
George, I am so sorry for your tragic loss. My thoughts are with you, Janet and the kids through this difficult time. Love to all of you, Misty and Alexis
George and family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this most difficult time. We love you all and are here for you!!! George, you must of made your mom very proud. You were a wonderful son and you are a wonderful husband and father!! You are Loved very much.rnLove Kelly, Michael and Amber
George, Janet, and family. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you face this most trying time. Take comfort in the fact that you brought great joy to your Mom and, George, knowing you, I’m sure she was very proud of the son she raised and the man you have become. I’m sure Carole will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Love, Angie.
Our deepest sympathies and prayers go out to you George and your whole family. I have no words, as they all simply fail to express anywhere near enough.nn-Andrea and Eric Cookson
George & Janet, I’m very sorry for your loss. Love you very much.
To George and his family – I am so sorry for your loss and you will be in my thoughts and prayers during this time of transition. Be gentle with yourselves…
Your Mom was my Home Economics teacher at Paulsboro High School. What a wonderful, caring and inspirational teacher she was. I have great memories of her. She taught us we could do anything we put our minds to. I remember having a graduation party to go to and I wanted a new outfit to wear. I had my Father take me to the store early on a Saturday morning to buy material. That morning I made an outfit to wear to the party that was that same afternoon. I remember my parents being so proud and telling everyone, “You know, she just made that this morning.” I remember telling everyone that day what a wonderful teacher I had. She made a great impression on my life all those years ago. I am deeply saddened at Mrs. Brown’s passing. My thoughts, sympathies and prayers go out to her family. Remember the beautiful, because she certainly was that….inside AND out.<3