Joan & Lee and the entire Carrico Family, we are sorry to learn of the loss of your mother. Although we never had the good fortune to meet her, we know she was beloved by all of you and many others. May the love of family and friends and the peace of our Savior comfort you in the days ahead.

Bruce so sorry for the lost of your mother. What i rememmber most is her smile .

She was truly a remarkable person. My heart is so broken but I know she had a wonderful life. She will be missed and I will cherish all the treasured memories. Thinking of all of you. I will miss her so much Love Karen, Gerry, Hilary & Justin

Bruce, I remember your Mom, always around and visible and knowing that things were OK on her neighborhood, a constant presence on Webster Street as we grew up. In later years, when we met she always had smile, a kind word and a an interest in how our families were. She will be missed, but how fortunate you were to have her in your lives for so long. May she rest in eternal peace.

Sorry for the loss of your mother. Thinking of you at this difficult time.

To the Carriico family, sorry for the loss of your mother. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Mrs. Carrico was always someone I admired and aspired to be like through the years. Her great sense of humour, ready smile and readiness to always do something with "the girls" when Marcia and I visited was a joy! This angel will never need to earn her wings...she has them wrapped around her and all the family she is joining. My deepest sympathies to all of the family, especially to my dearest friend in life, Marcia. My thoughts and love are with you all.

I will always remember Mrs. Carrico as being the kindest person I knew as I was growing up. She would always tell me to come on in because she had a special treat for me. She will be missed by many. But she left many happy memories for all of us. My thoughts go out to the whole Carrico family.

Dear Bruce, Joan, John, Kevin, Mark, Marcia and families. It is with deep sadness we send our heartfelt sympathy with hope that the many thoughts and prayers of all who love you and your mom will offer some sense of comfort in the coming days. Aunt Shirley will be missed by many. For us, special occasions and summer cookouts won’t be the same. With Love, Debbie and John.

I never got to meet Shirley, but I am very good friends with her son, John and his wife Brenda. I think we would have had a lot in common. Including the "white nightly". Onita May from Texas

Rest In Peace Shirley, I will never forget your kindness you showed me as both a student at Esten school and right up through my adult life. I will always have you in my thoughts and prayers.

I will always remember her generosity to us when we were kids. Loved those times in the pool! She always had time to show you a new craft of hers or offer you a treat. More importantly she always had a watchful eye on my mom's house when she was living alone at 82 Webster St. She would call me to let me know "I haven't seen your mom's car move in a day - is she away?" Just a wonderful women!

I want all of you to know how much Shirl meant to me. She was one of the greatest ladies I will ever know. She raised six wonderful children whom she was so proud of, and did most of it as a single mother. She not only had a spontanious smile, but the ability to make others smile. She has had me laughing so hard I cried over something as simple as a belly button brush and snow man poop. Shirl is gone now, but she will never be forgotten. She will always have a place in my heart. Do you hear the music? Do you hear the laughter? Do you hear it?? That's Shirl, your Dad, Evie, Ollie and all the rest dancing in the street. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Joan and Kevin and the rest of Shirley's children I am so sorry for your loss. She was a very nice women. Love always from Brenda Sargent-Earl and my husband and children.

Aunt Shirley may you rest peacefully now in the arms of the father, and may all who have preceded you take you in their arms. Love always from Kenny&Diane Slocum, and Family

bruce sry for your loss.she would always say hello or wave when i went by.she was a very nice lady.

joan so sorry for your loss you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Bruce, I am so sorry for your loss

To the Carrico family, we are so sorry for the loss of shirley. We live across the street from her and always saw her coming and going. She would also watch our house while we were away and was so excited when our twins were born. Rest in peace Mrs. Carrico.

Our condolences are offered for the loss of Shirley. May she rest in peace.

To all my cousins sorry for the loss of your mother.We will miss Aunt Shirley and always remember her. Our thoughts are with all of you. Love Always Brian & Bev Chamberlain and family

Aunt Shirley wasn't my aunt by blood...but I've only ever known her as "Aunt Shirley". She never minded me calling her that either. I always enjoyed her funny stories. She would have everyone around her in stitches. Just last week we were joking about her finally being of drinking age...because she was always young at heart. Aunt Shirley..I loved you and will always think of you with a smile.