Carolyn was born on June 9, 1934, in Kingston, NY, a daughter of the late Claude and Edith (Leverich) Middagh. Carolyn retired from Ulster County Community College in the early 1990's and then relocated from her Town of Esopus home to San Antonio where she lived out her final years. Once in San Antonio she was employed part time by the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Even though she spent the last 20 years in San Antonio, she never lost her love for her birthplace, New York's Hudson River Valley. Carolyn was a "people person" with a lively, vivacious personality and an infectious laugh. She spent her free time enjoying her biking, volksmarches, and swimming. She also enjoyed the company of her extended family and her many friends.
Even though she spent the last 20 years in San Antonio, she never lost her love for her birthplace, New York's Hudson River Valley. Carolyn was a "people person" with a lively, vivacious personality and an infectious laugh. She spent her free time enjoying her biking, volksmarches, and swimming. She also enjoyed the company of her extended family and her many friends.
Carolyn was born on June 9, 1934, in Kingston, NY, a daughter of the late Claude and Edith (Leverich) Middagh. Carolyn retired from Ulster County Community College in the early 1990's and then relocated from her Town of Esopus home to San Antonio where she lived out her final years. Once in San Antonio she was employed part time by the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Even though she spent the last 20 years in San Antonio, she never lost her love for her birthplace, New York's Hudson River Valley. Carolyn was a "people person" with a lively, vivacious personality and an infectious laugh. She spent her free time enjoying her biking, volksmarches, and swimming. She also enjoyed the company of her extended family and her many friends.
Even though she spent the last 20 years in San Antonio, she never lost her love for her birthplace, New York's Hudson River Valley. Carolyn was a "people person" with a lively, vivacious personality and an infectious laugh. She spent her free time enjoying her biking, volksmarches, and swimming. She also enjoyed the company of her extended family and her many friends.
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