Carolynn Grossman of Cochecton, NY, passed away on Wednesday, December 3 at the Northeast Center for Rehabilitation and Brain Injury in Lake Katrine, NY. She was 49.
The daughter of the …
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Carolynn Grossman of Cochecton, NY, passed away on Wednesday, December 3 at the Northeast Center for Rehabilitation and Brain Injury in Lake Katrine, NY. She was 49.
The daughter of the late Larry and Carol (Hector) Houman, she was born August 23, 1976, in Monticello, NY.
Carolynn lived a life defined by love, laughter, and an unwavering dedication to her family. Her greatest passion was creating lasting memories with those she loved. Known for her generous spirit and sharp sense of humor, Carolynn was a fierce protector of her family, a reliable friend, and a faithful confidante. She was a natural peacemaker and served as the “biggest cheerleader” for everyone in her life. Her compassion extended into her professional life, where she was deeply passionate about caring for people with disabilities. She treated every individual she served as if they were her own family, approaching her work with a rare and beautiful empathy for those with the greatest needs.
Carolynn is survived by her devoted husband, Richard Grossman; her children, Christopher Colton and his wife Desiree, Jayson Colton, and Caitlynn Grossman; and her cherished grandson, Ronin Colton. She also leaves behind her sisters, Candy Sarna and her husband Puneet, and Cynthia Edmonds and her husband Farnell; her brother, Larry Houman, Jr.; and a large, loving circle of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins who will miss her dearly.
She was predeceased by her parents, Carol and Larry Houman; her grandparents, Katherine and John Hector and Jacob and Cellie Houman.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 28 at 1:00 PM at the White Lake Reformed Presbyterian Church, Route 17B, White Lake, NY. Pastor David Coon will officiate. A repass and continued celebration of Carolynn’s life will be held at Hector’s Inn following the services. More details can be found at www.harris-fh.com.