Carolyn grew up on the family farm near Hall, N.Y., and attended grade school in Hall N.Y. She later graduated from Geneva High School in 1949 and entered Cornell University at the young age of 16. After marrying Ralph Tyrrell Cline in 1952, she transferred to the University of Pennsylvania where she graduated with a degree in sociology in 1953.
She was especially proud that all of her five children became college graduates. After raising five children, Carolyn moved to Atlanta, Ga., and worked at the High Museum of Art until she retired in 1996. As family was always the most important part of her life, she was then able to enjoy traveling around the country visiting her children and grandchildren. Since 1999 Carolyn has resided at Tybee Island, Ga, where she loved her seaside home, ocean breezes, happy hours, seafood restaurants and entertaining family and friends. She also greatly enjoyed spending summers in upstate New York at Keu-ka Lake and the family farm near Hall. She hosted an annual reunion of family and friends at Keuka Lake that became affectionately known as "lake-fest."
She was especially proud that all of her five children became college graduates. After raising five children, Carolyn moved to Atlanta, Ga., and worked at the High Museum of Art until she retired in 1996. As family was always the most important part of her life, she was then able to enjoy traveling around the country visiting her children and grandchildren. Since 1999 Carolyn has resided at Tybee Island, Ga, where she loved her seaside home, ocean breezes, happy hours, seafood restaurants and entertaining family and friends. She also greatly enjoyed spending summers in upstate New York at Keu-ka Lake and the family farm near Hall. She hosted an annual reunion of family and friends at Keuka Lake that became affectionately known as "lake-fest."
Carolyn grew up on the family farm near Hall, N.Y., and attended grade school in Hall N.Y. She later graduated from Geneva High School in 1949 and entered Cornell University at the young age of 16. After marrying Ralph Tyrrell Cline in 1952, she transferred to the University of Pennsylvania where she graduated with a degree in sociology in 1953.
She was especially proud that all of her five children became college graduates. After raising five children, Carolyn moved to Atlanta, Ga., and worked at the High Museum of Art until she retired in 1996. As family was always the most important part of her life, she was then able to enjoy traveling around the country visiting her children and grandchildren. Since 1999 Carolyn has resided at Tybee Island, Ga, where she loved her seaside home, ocean breezes, happy hours, seafood restaurants and entertaining family and friends. She also greatly enjoyed spending summers in upstate New York at Keu-ka Lake and the family farm near Hall. She hosted an annual reunion of family and friends at Keuka Lake that became affectionately known as "lake-fest."
She was especially proud that all of her five children became college graduates. After raising five children, Carolyn moved to Atlanta, Ga., and worked at the High Museum of Art until she retired in 1996. As family was always the most important part of her life, she was then able to enjoy traveling around the country visiting her children and grandchildren. Since 1999 Carolyn has resided at Tybee Island, Ga, where she loved her seaside home, ocean breezes, happy hours, seafood restaurants and entertaining family and friends. She also greatly enjoyed spending summers in upstate New York at Keu-ka Lake and the family farm near Hall. She hosted an annual reunion of family and friends at Keuka Lake that became affectionately known as "lake-fest."
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CAROLYN
ROBSON ANSLEY
CLINE
SEPTEMBER 25, 1932
JAUNARY 21, 2007
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