In Memoriam: RIP my sweet Nicole...Love David (clockworkcanary)

[SkullBat308]

I am so sorry to hear that  What a tragedy, my condolences.

[ulthar]

This is so sad.

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

[Paquita]

So sorry.

[Menard]

Nicole's Obituary from the Columbus Dispatch:


WOLF Nicole K. Wolf, 26. A family and friend gathering will be held at the SCHOEDINGER WORTHINGTON CHAPEL, 6699 N. High St. on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 from 5-8 p.m. Nicole passed away at her residence on Friday, September 10, 2010. She was born on August 8, 1984 to Charles Wolf and Kerry (Brown) Pathy. A long time resident of Worthington, OH, and graduate of Thomas Worthington High School class of 2002. She received her B.A degree from Kent State University, class of 2006. She began her career at CareStar and has been with them up until her passing. Nicole loved to play the piano. She had a deep soft spot in her heart for animals, especially cats, and as a child, she hoped to be a pet shop owner one day. Nicole loved life and loved her family deeply. Although Nicole's life on earth was short, her love and goodness will last our lifetime. Survivors include her mother, Kerry (Sam) Pathy of Worthington; father, Chuck Wolf of Columbus; grandparents, Gary Brown, Ruth Wolfe; aunts, Carolyn (Rob) DePalma and Diane Wolfe; uncles, Rick (Linda) Brown, and Don Wolf; cousins, Bonnie Philpott, Matt Philpott, Katie DePalma, Roy Wolf, and Jeanin Wolf; along with many other cousins; relatives; and friends. Nicole is also survived by the love of her life, Dave Evans. Nicole is preceded in death by her grandmother Zelda Brown, and cousin Michael DePalma. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Cozy Cat Cottage, Powell, OH, www.cozycatcottage.com, and to your local Humane Society. Visit www.schoedinger.com to sign an online guest book or to share a story about Nicole.

Published in The Columbus Dispatch on September 12, 2010






  ...happy that I can still make Nicole laugh hysterically on a day-to-day basis

                                                                         David Evans   Sept. 8, 2010


  It's true! He was cracking me up so bad when I was driving, I thought I was going to crash!

                                                                         Nicole Wolf    Sept 8, 2010

[Joe the Destroyer]

 

I am so sorry.  I cannot adequately muster the words, so I will say that I'll keep you in my thoughts, Canary.

[flackbait]

You have my utmost sympathy and my deepest condolences.

[Trevor]

Nicole's Obituary from the Columbus Dispatch:


WOLF Nicole K. Wolf, 26. A family and friend gathering will be held at the SCHOEDINGER WORTHINGTON CHAPEL, 6699 N. High St. on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 from 5-8 p.m. Nicole passed away at her residence on Friday, September 10, 2010. She was born on August 8, 1984 to Charles Wolf and Kerry (Brown) Pathy. A long time resident of Worthington, OH, and graduate of Thomas Worthington High School class of 2002. She received her B.A degree from Kent State University, class of 2006. She began her career at CareStar and has been with them up until her passing. Nicole loved to play the piano. She had a deep soft spot in her heart for animals, especially cats, and as a child, she hoped to be a pet shop owner one day. Nicole loved life and loved her family deeply. Although Nicole's life on earth was short, her love and goodness will last our lifetime. Survivors include her mother, Kerry (Sam) Pathy of Worthington; father, Chuck Wolf of Columbus; grandparents, Gary Brown, Ruth Wolfe; aunts, Carolyn (Rob) DePalma and Diane Wolfe; uncles, Rick (Linda) Brown, and Don Wolf; cousins, Bonnie Philpott, Matt Philpott, Katie DePalma, Roy Wolf, and Jeanin Wolf; along with many other cousins; relatives; and friends. Nicole is also survived by the love of her life, Dave Evans. Nicole is preceded in death by her grandmother Zelda Brown, and cousin Michael DePalma. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Cozy Cat Cottage, Powell, OH, www.cozycatcottage.com, and to your local Humane Society. Visit www.schoedinger.com to sign an online guest book or to share a story about Nicole.

Published in The Columbus Dispatch on September 12, 2010






  ...happy that I can still make Nicole laugh hysterically on a day-to-day basis

                                                                         David Evans   Sept. 8, 2010


  It's true! He was cracking me up so bad when I was driving, I thought I was going to crash!

                                                                         Nicole Wolf    Sept 8, 2010

Thanks for this, Dr M: it's good to see my old buddy back here but I wish it was under better circumstances.

[indianasmith]

Sounds like she was a truly beautiful person.

[Ed, Ego and Superego]

THats terrbile man, hang in there!
_Ed

[BTM]

I really, really, sorry to hear about this.  I remember about a decade ago when I got the news that a friend of mine (a young lady who'd just graduated high school) passed away.  She and I had been speaking online for several years.  Even though we never meet face to face I think of her as a dear friend, and she once even told that if she wasn't dating her current boyfriend that I'd be the type of man she'd want in her life. 

I know, it doesn't compare to what you're going through right now, but still, you have my sympathies.  Just remember though, you are NOT alone in your grief.  One of the things a death can do is make people feel that way, but there are other who care about and are willing to support you.

I never knew Nicole, but she it sounds like she was a beautiful person both inside and out.

I hate to ask, but have they found out what happened to her? 

I wish you the best in your time of grief.

[The Burgomaster]

I'm so sorry to hear this.  Try to stay strong during this difficult time.

[Umaril The Unfeathered]

Sounds like she was a truly beautiful person.

Not to mention her outward beauty. She was very pretty.  A true loss by any definition of the word.

Perhaps not a time to mention so, but I am coming up on the 16th anniversary of the loss of a female friend of mine who was 18 when she was killed in a traffic accident in 1994. I do a lot of thinking about her as she and I were very close.

No matter how many people you have to help you deal with it, you always have to deal with it in your own private time, away from the ones you know and love. That's the hard part.

I too, wish you the best in your time of loss, and hope that each day will see you becoming stronger and able to move on and up. God Bless you, my friend.

[Allhallowsday]

I just found this.  I'm very sad.  What a beautiful girl.  Just beautiful.  I can only guess how David feels.  It hurts, I know.  I know he's grateful he found her and knew her. 

[Ash]

She was very beautiful.
I'm sure the world was a better place with her in it.
You both looked happy.