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In Loving Memory of Carolyn J. Hyatt

Carolyn Janet Hyatt died on June 2, 2006.   She was born in New York City April 21,1921, and moved to Baltimore in 1941. She held a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English, a Master's Degree in English and a Master's Degree in Education from Loyola College.   She was inducted into Alpha Sigma Nu, the National Jesuit Honor Society.   Mrs. Hyatt was a retired Senior Teacher with the Baltimore City Department of Education.   She was a co-author of The Reading Comprehension Series, which has been, and still is standard reading in education systems around the country for over 30 years.  She traveled extensively in Europe and the Orient.   Mrs. Hyatt was a member of Temple Oheb Shalom for sixty years, a life member of the United Order of True Sisters, a former member of the Suburban Club, the Gourmet Club as well as the American Association of University Women.   In 1941, she married Dr.  Manuel David Hyatt who died in 1995.   She is survived by her son Jack I. Hyatt, Esquire.

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Everyone loved Carolyn

Carolyn loved everyone.

She epitomized all that was good and what stood for doing the right thing.

She always wanted everyone to be happy, healthy and to have what they wanted.

When anyone came into contact with Carolyn, their life was enhanced.

She had friends from all different places - long time friends - and new friends during her illness.

On her 82nd birthday Joy and I took her to dinner and dancing, and I danced with my mother.

All was well.   She was happy about everything.   Nothing to worry about.   Not a complaint on the horizon.

The following Monday she said she wanted to go to the hospital to get a check up.

Just a minor check up.   She protected me from all that was bad and shielded me from anything that may be cause for worry.

She went into the hospital and never walked back into the apartment and never had contact with any of her life long possessions.

She lost everything, except her family and friends who loved her.

The continuous contact and love from her friends and family kept her going during the period of her illness.

The love and contact that poured in helped to give her strength and energy to struggle to stay with us.

She fought hard.   She fought courageously to be with us.

I am proud to be her son.   Mutual love was continuous - every day - every hour - every minute - she was my mommy as she liked to be called. - I was her baby.

Everyone will miss her.   She was everyone's friend.   Everyone will continue to love her.

No one will ever forget.

Carolyn