Eve Carson, 1985–2008
Your messages of condolence

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1. 1919
   Crystal Duncan Says:
   March 31st, 2009 at 8:12 pm

   Dear Mr.and Mrs. Carson,
   I know that it has been a year since you guys have finish buring you twos` daughter-sweet, intelligent, loving, caring, and trustworthy. I know that not a day goes by that you two don`t think about you alls little pride in joy- Eve. I never did meet her in person; but I can tell what a great person she was. She has inspired me to do so much for my community and for my school that it is not a joke. Just last Saturday I had given up my Saturday to help with the Special Olympics for community service for my college applications for some universities of my choice. I hope you guys and the rest of the Carson family can get some type of closure in you alls life. Your family will always be in my prayers!! May God Bless Always!!!! Just know that God needed Eve and he still loves you!!! Eve is your guardian angel!!!

   Crystal Duncan
   A True Carolina Fan

2. 1918
   Natalie Says:
   March 26th, 2009 at 3:48 am

   Mr. and Mrs. Carson,
   I did not know Eve - or the details of this tragic loss, until the anniversary this year. But even in her absence, she has continued to touch the lives of those she has never met. It takes a beautiful spirit to touch and inspire the souls of so many, and I will do my part to make this world a better place and help Eve to carry out her dream.

   My thoughts are with you.

3. 1917
   Andrea Pitkow Says:
   March 20th, 2009 at 2:27 pm

   One of my favorite quotes is:
   Live your life as an exclamation, not an explanation. It seems as though Eve clearly lived this way. Her brilliance continues to shine in this world.

4. 1916
   Mark Says:
   March 19th, 2009 at 6:17 pm

   Your boys are going to March Madness again, Eve. Win or lose, it’s your smile that makes the sun shine brightly,

5. 1915
   Alvin Crawford Says:
   March 18th, 2009 at 4:46 pm

   Dear Mr. & Mrs carson,
   I did not go to college but am a life long UNC fan who grew up in North Carolina and now live in Georgia not that far from Athens. I have 2 sons in college here and my wife and I feel the anxiety of our children being just out of our reach. I have made many trips to Chapel Hill and though I never had the honor of meeting Eve I am still brought to tears every time I think of what a beautiful and spirited Lady that was lost. I can tell just from a picture of her how much energy she had for everything she was involved in and how much she loved life. Not only was the University of North Carolina Blessed for having her but also was the entire world.
   God Bless you both.

6. 1914
   Michelle Says:
   March 14th, 2009 at 12:27 am

   I’m very, very sorry. I have no other words to express my feelings.

7. 1913
   Sohni Kaur Says:
   March 13th, 2009 at 3:32 am

   Dear Carson Family,

   My heartfelt condolences for your great loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I know that it is now a year since you lost your precious daughter Eve. May God guide you all through this very difficult time. May you all find peace and strength.

   Take Care & May God Bless You All..

   Sohni Kaur

8. 1912
   Sheri Grant Says:
   March 12th, 2009 at 11:01 pm

   I just wanted to say that even though I didn’t have the pleasure of knowing Eve, I still think of her often. I think of what a kind, compassionate and successful girl she was. She accomplished so many things in her short life. What an amazing young lady. Sometimes when I pray, I ask God to touch your family. I don’t understand at all why such a horrible murder had to happen to such a wonderful girl who had so much to offer the world. Hopefully one day God will reveal why this happened to Eve. Until then, we have to live each day like its the last. We have to make each day count and use our abilities to glorify God and bring people closer to him.
   Sincerely,
   Sheri Grant
   Alexandria, LA

9. 1911
   Varsha Das Says:
   March 10th, 2009 at 2:58 pm

   Dear Mr. and Mrs.Carson:

   It’s been a year, and I hope this message does not reopen the pain, but I wanted to let you know that Eve is on our thoughts, today and always. She was a remarkable young woman, and she will live on in every person that she inspires by her life. I have a son in college, as a parent, I feel your loss with you. Please accept my deepest sympathies for her loss.

   Thanks to Anoop for helping me know Eve on Idol.

10. 1910
    Kelli Says:
    March 6th, 2009 at 4:43 am

    I’m so sad. I heard of your daughters death on
    American Idol of all places. I went directly to my computer to look her up. What a beautiful person. My thoughts are with you and your family tonight.

11. 1909
    Philip Moore Says:
    March 6th, 2009 at 1:25 am

    I did not know Eve and, in fact, never heard of her until tonight. Hoevever, I am truly heartbroken by the loss of this wonderful person. Reading he story of her life brought tears to my eyes. I’m so sorry for your loss, but even more sorry for the loss America has suffered.

    You and Eve will be in my prayers.
    Phil

12. 1908
    nick Says:
    March 6th, 2009 at 12:01 am

    Dear Mr. and Mrs.Carson i am very sincere about what has happened, this story has touched me deeply. I really am sorry that i cannot make the memorial services. I can not beleive what you are going through. We have all lost a very wonderful and very talented young woman. I will now be thinking over Eve everyday with love.
    Sincerley, nick c

13. 1907
    Rosa McKinney Says:
    March 5th, 2009 at 11:49 pm

    To The Family:

    What a beautiful letter written by this remarkable young girl’s father. It touched my heart. I am 60 years old and live in Alabama…who would think that a young girl in North Carolina whom I’ve never chanced to meet would touch my heart through remarks made by her father. May God bless you all through these sad times. My thoughts and prayers are with you. She was a beautiful person, and now she is a beautiful angel!

14. 1906
    Betsy Says:
    March 5th, 2009 at 10:37 pm

    Dear Carson Family,

    I did not know Eve, yet her life is inspiring to me and to many others. She loved her peers, and cared about making the right decisions. Eve was truly a special person, her death is a tragedy, but her life was truly the opposite of that. It was wonderful.

    My thoughts are with you,
    Betsy

15. 1905
    Meg Joyce Says:
    March 5th, 2009 at 9:29 pm

    Dear Mr. and Mrs. Carson,
    On the anniversary of your daughter’s death, please know that there are people out there who think about this tragedy, your pain and suffering and the tragic loss of a phenomenal young lady. As a former educator and one who has watched young people grow and mature to adulthood, I can think of nothing worse than what has happened here… Senseless, cruel and unthinkable. I am so sorry for your loss and although I never knew Eve, I can only imagine how special she was to you and to the university. She truly touched the world and I hope G_D holds her in the palm of his hand.

16. 1904
    Shera Says:
    March 5th, 2009 at 8:53 pm

    I just came across this in yahoo. This happened a year ago and I never heard of this. I read as much as I could because I wanted to know how someone with so much promise could lose their life so young. When I found out what happened I was immediately shocked and saddened. Why does it seem that the ones who are living their life and making a difference succumb to actions of those who are cowardly, destructive and wasteful? It’s so sad to see this. There must be some reason beyond what I can think of. I just don’t get it. I can’t imagine what your family is going through. I’m sorry that she died the way that she did. All I can feel is that God needed her in heaven. That’s all I can think to lighten my heart. God bless you all! And God be with those responsible for this as well.

17. 1903
    Fran Arsena Says:
    March 5th, 2009 at 3:50 pm

    Dear Mr. and Mrs. Carson

    The passing of your daughter has touched me deeply. Everytime I read something about Eve’s death, I get sick to my stomach. I never ever saw your daughter, I can only imagine how everyone that had contact with her feels.

    I too am a mother, my daughter is 33 and my son is 36. I cannot imagine what you are going through. The loss of this beautiful talented young woman is a loss for the entire world. Only God knows what she would have accomplished in her lifetime. Look at what she already accomplished in the few years that she was with us.

    Eve was destine to do great things. Her death is truly a loss for the world.

    God Bless you

18. 1902
    The Foster Family Says:
    March 4th, 2009 at 8:33 pm

    Dear Carson Family,

    I cannot believe that a year has passed since Eve entered our lives in the most tragic of ways. I have thought about her everyday, especially at graduation 2008 and now, on the anniversary of her death. Although I personally did not have the honor of knowing her, my son, Drew, and Eve were friends. The button he wore on May 11th is displayed in our home to remind each of us that selfless service to others is the greatest gift we have to share. Thankfully, Eve shared her gift with all those who entered her life and even with some of us who cannot claim that privilege. Even now your beautiful daughter continues to serve as a role model and inspiration. I wish you peace and strength.

    Christie Foster

19. 1901
    Cathy Nakayama Says:
    February 25th, 2009 at 1:53 pm

    Dear Mr. and Mrs. Carson,
    I am sorry I will be unable to make the memorial service for Eve at the beginning of March at UNC. I really wish I could but can’t b/c of my work schedule. I think of Eve everyday, and you, and know what a struggle you must be going through every day. My son Jeff was in Eve’s graduating class at UNC, and wore an “Eve ” button on his gown… it hangs and will hang forever in my house w/ our pictures on the wall. Soon I will print a picture of Eve to go with it. She is a permanent member of our family now,I feel she is a daughter I too lost. She is unforgettable and without meeting her I miss her sweetness and all of her that was so incredible and cherished. Thinking of you always. Cathy Nakayama , graduate of class of 2004 master’s in nursing UNC

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