When Carolyn Frances Clark was born on June 18, 1953, in Boston, Massachusetts. Her father, Robert Joseph Clark, Jr. was 26 & her mother, Louise Mary McGillivary was 23. She was their 2nd child of 6 (5 girls & 1 boy).
Carolyn graduated in 1972 from Newton South High School the same year her dad had died from A.L.S.
She helped nurse her dad all through his illness and had gone on to care for her elderly maternal grandfather until his death in 1978.
Carolyn was a truly kind, gentle, and caring soul who had the gift of a empathy and was able to help people when they needed a gentle hand. This is why she had found her niche when she made her career at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston.
Carolyn graduated in 1972 from Newton South High School the same year her dad had died from A.L.S.
She helped nurse her dad all through his illness and had gone on to care for her elderly maternal grandfather until his death in 1978.
Carolyn was a truly kind, gentle, and caring soul who had the gift of a empathy and was able to help people when they needed a gentle hand. This is why she had found her niche when she made her career at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston.
When Carolyn Frances Clark was born on June 18, 1953, in Boston, Massachusetts. Her father, Robert Joseph Clark, Jr. was 26 & her mother, Louise Mary McGillivary was 23. She was their 2nd child of 6 (5 girls & 1 boy).
Carolyn graduated in 1972 from Newton South High School the same year her dad had died from A.L.S.
She helped nurse her dad all through his illness and had gone on to care for her elderly maternal grandfather until his death in 1978.
Carolyn was a truly kind, gentle, and caring soul who had the gift of a empathy and was able to help people when they needed a gentle hand. This is why she had found her niche when she made her career at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston.
Carolyn graduated in 1972 from Newton South High School the same year her dad had died from A.L.S.
She helped nurse her dad all through his illness and had gone on to care for her elderly maternal grandfather until his death in 1978.
Carolyn was a truly kind, gentle, and caring soul who had the gift of a empathy and was able to help people when they needed a gentle hand. This is why she had found her niche when she made her career at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston.
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