Carpenter Cousins out for lunch in Warwick, NY, 2001: L to R Carol Fredericks, Ann Hamilton, Lee Milligan, Fay Carpenter. The Carpenter line is long and historic, and Ann did much research on the genealogy of "our" branch, going back to
great-great grandfather Daniel Carpenter of William B., 1608.
Cousin Lee is fondly remembered and we pray that God will raise her up on eagles' wings
Bear her on the breath of dawn, Make her to shine like the sun, And hold her in the palm of His hand
Lee Carpenter Milligan was a friend of mine at Grover Cleveland High School in Caldwell, New Jersey. We graduated together and shared many good times in clubs at school. Lee was a quiet, intelligent girl who was liked and respected by other students.
The photo that accompanies the obituary was certainly a reminder of the high school girl that I knew. We lost touch over the years, but it appears that Lee became quite an asset to her community in her life - as someone who “knew her when” would certainly have expected!
Condolences on the passing of Lee Carpenter Milligan, a woman of worth.
Lee together with her husband Dave, introduced me to my wife of 50 years, Barbara. Lee, Dave , Barb and I shared many wonderful times together. Sadly they have all passed away, but the beautiful memories remain. Rest In Peace Lee, say hello to Dave and Barb in heaven. Love, Jerry
Dear Ted, I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. She sounded like an lovely woman who was so lucky to be loved and cared for by you and your siblings. You'll remain in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Take good care of yourselves. Love, Pat Chaloux
Amy, Chris, Claire, Ryan and Sophie -
I was so saddened to her about your loss. Please know your you and your family are in my thoughts during this difficult time. The girls and I send heartfelt sympathy and strength to you all.
With deepest condolences,
The Totten Girls
