My condolences to Rob and Noah.   Carolyn and I walked for the NIH.  My husband Lawrence passed away in December 2010.  We had a birthday party for Lawrence and Carolyn and Rob came.  We all had a good time.  I been retired from the NIH since 2016.    I wish I would have known about the services.  Carolyn would come down to my office, we worked in the same building.  We would go to lunch sometime together.

She was a beautiful person. Rest In Peace Carolyn.  My condolences to the Sullivan and Kofa family.  

Dear Carolyn, you will be sorely missed by the NIH and grantee community. You were always the first person to reach out and help new people. You will be remembered fondly for your professional generosity.

Dear Family, I’m so sorry for your loss. Carolyn was a beautiful soul. 

I last saw Carolyn and Noah in May. She was looking good. Little did I know that would be the last time. Carolyn, please rest in perfect peace. Noah is still in the same class as my son and I will be very supportive. It was always beautiful coordinating with you to get the kids a play date. Rob and Noah, I pray that God gives you daily strength and I trust in Him to grant this request.

  

My heart has been sad since I have heard of the loss of my friend Carolyn.  We met in pre-college at Hampton University and there was not a day that went by that she did not faithfully knock on my door for dinner.  Our friendship continued from that point to post college and will treasure her faithfulness on continuing to have dinner with me over the years.  Her call to say it is time for us to get together will be missed...

Rob and Noah you will continue to be in my prayers during this difficult time.  May God continue to wrap his loving arms around you.

Carolyn's memory and love are  gifts that she has  left us.  I will forever remember her lovely smile and pleasant disposition. May she rest in peace.

Caroline  my uncle, the late James Kieh Kofa Sr. who was dearest to my heart, dear daughter is resting from all pains and is in God's grace. I first met Caroline when she, Cathy and Sandra, her siblings, came on a vacation in the early 80s to uncle James in Liberia. We again met when my sister, Walea  and I came on a vacation to the USA and spent time with her and the family in Virginia Beach in 1982.  For a long time, I thought she was older than me ( I am older two years). She was such a poise and mature young woman.  She was always on the look out for us during our Vacation in Virginia Beach, doing all she can to make it pleasant and memorable; often asking if we were okay and needed 
anything.   Later we will meet as adults and  I could never stop admiring her elegance with the   same poise.  Our family lost a beautiful soul and  I am sure she is watching over all of us, her love ones, and will forever be our  beautiful  guarding angel.

Cousin Carolyn had such a warmth about her, and undeniable love for family.  I will miss her phone calls and text messages checking in on me and my daughters here in Minnesota to make sure we were having a good summer, fall, winter or spring.  Rest in paradise cousins Carolyn.  We love you, and will miss you dearly. 

Carolyn was a  beautiful poised soul. First time I visited the States in 1987, in Virginia,  I was always quietly sitting and shy. She would reach out to me and start a conversation, trying to open me up. We even went to the movies together one day. I had a great time. Then the Las time we met was at Troken's wedding.  I went to her, we chatted a bit, caught up, laughed and we took some photos together with others.  Didn't know she was ill that long. Will miss her. My condolence to Robert, Noah,  James, Cynthia,  Cathy  and Sandra. God knows why. May her beautiful soul rest in peace. Torpu.

I am so sorry to hear the passing of Carolyn. I worked with her and although I haven’t seen her in many years she was often in my thoughts. She was a true professional and a wonderful co-worker.  She definitely was a lady and my life was enriched from knowing her. Her family and friends have my deepest condolences.

To Rob, Sandra, Noah and the entire Kofa and Sullivan families,

Carolyn was my true friend for nearly 40yrs.  She was smart, practical and often quite funny.  We shared loads of memories and my heart is so heavy knowing she is no longer with us.  She is the only friend who graduated with me (Princess Anne High School) and my husband (Hampton University).   We will continue to pray for your Peace as you navigate this loss.   We remain available for calls, texts or whatever you need.   I loved her as a friend and will forever cherish her memory! 

My husband and I wish to express our sincerest condolences to the Kofa and Sullivan families.  Carolyn was a classmate of mine at our beloved alma mater and Home By the Sea,  Hampton University.  May The Precious Holy Spirit comfort your hearts and minds at this most difficult time.  We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers.  God bless you.

Rob, Noah & Family,

Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss.  Carolyn was a dear co-worker and friend.  She had a wonderful spirit and always had a caring word.  I loved our "new spot" lunch excursions and sharing funny stories about our kids.  She will be missed dearly!
You all will remain uplifted in prayer!

Pamela Love


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Carolyn Soisette Kofa-Sullivan

12 July, 1968 – 18 August, 2019

Robert E. Evans Funeral Home

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