Carolyn Duggan Wigmore, Age 73, of Wallingford, PA, formerly of Devon, PA passed away on July 27, 2025. Born in Darby, PA, Carolyn graduated from Villanova University. After a successful career as a municipal bond broker at First Boston, she married the love of her life, Rob. Carolyn was a devout Catholic, and she selflesslyContinue Reading
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Kathleen Michael
left a message on August 5, 2025:
I knew Carolyn from the HKFurness library. She and I often talked about books and seeing her would lift up my day. I will miss our chats and her smiling face.
Dolores and Drew
left a message on July 31, 2025:
With heartfelt condolences for your tremendous loss ... love to the whole family.
Marion Taylor
left a message on July 31, 2025:
RIP, dear cousin
Anonymous
left a message on July 31, 2025:
In loving memory of Aunt Carolyn, whose warmth, laughter, and love for gardening will continue to grow through this tree. With heartfelt love,
Chanell Garner
left a message on July 31, 2025:
God sent me to help you in your last days.As I walked threw your residence I felt your peace and gentle spirit.i wish I could have done more .May your soul rest.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Stephanie Quirk-Gurley
left a message on July 30, 2025:
Sending so much love to Stephen, Rob, Miriam and John and the whole family. Carolyn is my mom Marcella’s beloved first cousin and she and my mom were buddies. They shared their love of books during their fun times in their LitWit book club. Carolyn always made me laugh every single time I had the pleasure of seeing her. She was the best at everything she did! Decorator extraordinaire, comedienne,gardener,chef,intellectual,incredible wife and mom. A great friend and wonderful sister to Mir. I will miss her light in this world but know she was welcomed into heaven and we will see her and laugh with her again. XO
Lori Hemphill
left a message on July 30, 2025:
My sincere condolences on this loss. I am a friend of her cousin Kath and had the pleasure of meeting her on several family occasions. Her wry sense of humor left me smiling always. May her family find peace in her memories… hugs
Marion Taylor
left a message on July 30, 2025:
To Stephen, Rob & the Wigmore family my deepest condolences. My dearest cousin Carolyn was my bestie & we were inseparable companions growing up. She was always so loyal & fun & game for all my antics. We laughed non stop constantly together like my wingman/women. Car possessed a 6 sense. Full of love & compassion for everyone she knew; she also shone a bright light of Christ to anyone she met
along the way. The world was a better place with her in it! Love you, my dear cuz, you will be greatly missed till we meet again, Marion xo
Stephen Wigmore
left a message on July 30, 2025:
I asked the trees
And I heard them say your name.
It reached my ears carried on a gentle breeze.
I asked the sky
And I saw your image appear in the stars
And it shone like a thousand moons.
I asked Mother Earth
And I saw nature reveal her beauty
Only to match your own.
I asked the brook
And I heard your name
In the gentle babbling of the water.
Finally I turned to you
And I spoke the name
Echoed throughout all of nature
Then I found peace.
In eternal glory, may you rest in heavenly peace. All my love to you, Mom, always and forever.
Your Son,
Stephen
left a message:
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Kathleen Michael
left a message on August 5, 2025:
I knew Carolyn from the HKFurness library. She and I often talked about books and seeing her would lift up my day. I will miss our chats and her smiling face.
Dolores and Drew
left a message on July 31, 2025:
With heartfelt condolences for your tremendous loss ... love to the whole family.
Marion Taylor
left a message on July 31, 2025:
RIP, dear cousin
Anonymous
left a message on July 31, 2025:
In loving memory of Aunt Carolyn, whose warmth, laughter, and love for gardening will continue to grow through this tree. With heartfelt love,
Chanell Garner
left a message on July 31, 2025:
God sent me to help you in your last days.As I walked threw your residence I felt your peace and gentle spirit.i wish I could have done more .May your soul rest.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Stephanie Quirk-Gurley
left a message on July 30, 2025:
Sending so much love to Stephen, Rob, Miriam and John and the whole family. Carolyn is my mom Marcella’s beloved first cousin and she and my mom were buddies. They shared their love of books during their fun times in their LitWit book club. Carolyn always made me laugh every single time I had the pleasure of seeing her. She was the best at everything she did! Decorator extraordinaire, comedienne,gardener,chef,intellectual,incredible wife and mom. A great friend and wonderful sister to Mir. I will miss her light in this world but know she was welcomed into heaven and we will see her and laugh with her again. XO
Lori Hemphill
left a message on July 30, 2025:
My sincere condolences on this loss. I am a friend of her cousin Kath and had the pleasure of meeting her on several family occasions. Her wry sense of humor left me smiling always. May her family find peace in her memories… hugs
Marion Taylor
left a message on July 30, 2025:
To Stephen, Rob & the Wigmore family my deepest condolences. My dearest cousin Carolyn was my bestie & we were inseparable companions growing up. She was always so loyal & fun & game for all my antics. We laughed non stop constantly together like my wingman/women. Car possessed a 6 sense. Full of love & compassion for everyone she knew; she also shone a bright light of Christ to anyone she met
along the way. The world was a better place with her in it! Love you, my dear cuz, you will be greatly missed till we meet again, Marion xo
Stephen Wigmore
left a message on July 30, 2025:
I asked the trees
And I heard them say your name.
It reached my ears carried on a gentle breeze.
I asked the sky
And I saw your image appear in the stars
And it shone like a thousand moons.
I asked Mother Earth
And I saw nature reveal her beauty
Only to match your own.
I asked the brook
And I heard your name
In the gentle babbling of the water.
Finally I turned to you
And I spoke the name
Echoed throughout all of nature
Then I found peace.
In eternal glory, may you rest in heavenly peace. All my love to you, Mom, always and forever.
Your Son,
Stephen
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
