Mrs. Carrie Cromwell McCaw
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Mrs. Carrie Cromwell McCaw

  • December 18, 1973 - October 22, 2011
  • Beaverton, Oregon
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“You where an amazing friend, Mother, Sister, daughter, wife an exaple to follow. It hit me really hard. i will see you in heaven so we can laugh and...Read More » ”
1 of 16 | Posted by: lilian coronel - san diego, CA

“Carrie was such a wonderful person. She always made you laugh. I was lucky to have had her in my life. ”
2 of 16 | Posted by: Crissy Roell - san Diego, CA

“I never had the chance to meet you but your faith and words are an inspiration. I pray that you are now able to be free from all pain. Your family...Read More » ”
3 of 16 | Posted by: Mary McCaw - PA

“While we did not know Carrie, we share in your grief and smiles and tears, as we have recently lost our 29 year old daughter (Mandi's friend)in...Read More » ”
4 of 16 | Posted by: Vaughn & Char Gdula - Cody, WY

“Carrie and I went to high school together, but we didn't really "connect" until after high school. I really enjoyed our chats on our days off...Read More » ”
5 of 16 | Posted by: Mandi Viani-Roccia - Newark, DE

“Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. We love you and know that the Lord will give you the strength and peace to see you through...Read More » ”
6 of 16 | Posted by: The Weiman family - Auburn, WA

“Heaven is a better place now that you are there and full of life and health. I miss your amazing smile and your memorable laugh! You will always be...Read More » ”
7 of 16 | Posted by: Jennifer - La Mesa, CA - Friend

“So sorry to hear about Carrie. My thoughts and prayers go to her family. ”
8 of 16 | Posted by: Pauline Roach - Seattle, WA

“I want to express my deepest condolences,in this time. I always remember Carrie with a smile on her face. My thoughts are with her family,sons and...Read More » ”
9 of 16 | Posted by: Marci Morrow-Gibson - Auburn, WA

“Jon and family - We were so sorry to hear of Carrie's passing. We know, as you do, that she is in heaven and is free from pain and sickness. You...Read More » ”
10 of 16 | Posted by: Donna & Whitfield Leawood

“We are so sorry for your loss. Condolences to the family. Carrie will truly be missed. I met Carrie in High School at Patrick Henry. She always had a...Read More » ”
11 of 16 | Posted by: Kathy Courter-Turner - San Diego, CA

“Carrie, you are loved more than life itself. I know you are in Heaven with Jesus. We prayed many prayers together as husband and wife. This alone...Read More » ”
12 of 16 | Posted by: Jon - Portland, OR - Husband

“I envision Carrie in her new and beautiful and perfect body dancing before the Lord and rejoicing to be with her Savior. I am praying for all of you...Read More » ”
13 of 16 | Posted by: Gloria Tyler - Silverlake, WA

“You will always b my sister in law we spent years praying it wld happen and it did. Thanks for everything u did for me and being a light always your...Read More » ”
14 of 16 | Posted by: angel mccaw - tigard, OR

“I am so sorry for your loss, the world will be a sadder, emptier place without Carrie. Being such close friends with Erin growing up, I will always...Read More » ”
15 of 16 | Posted by: Megan Vogt Kilner - Seattle, WA

“My condolences to family. death of a loved one is never easy to accept.may the God of all comfort, comfort you during this time of grief. ”
16 of 16 | Posted by: JAMES LONG


Our beloved Carrie passed away on October 22, 2011 after a valiant battle against breast cancer that began in June of 2010. She is survived by her sons Andrew and David Bolton, her husband, Jon McCaw, her parents, Spencer and Maurine Cromwell, and her sisters, Erin Houston and Courtney Cromwell. Carrie was born on December 18, 1973 in Upland, California. She graduated from Patrick Henry High School in 1992. Carrie studied medical terminology and spent most of her life working in the health care industry as a medical assistant. Carrie was studying to become a nurse when she became ill. Carrie moved to Portland, Oregon in 2005 where she met and married her husband.

Carrie loved her family and friends, and especially her sons, deeply. She was a passionate and courageous woman who was never scared to face any challenge. Carrie inspired everyone who knew her with her immense strength and contagious enthusiasm for life. She will be missed dearly and her loss will be keenly felt by those she left behind.