Karen Carrino's Lost Art Finds Healing After Tragic Death
Deborah Carrino leads a years long quest to reclaim her sister Karen Carrino's art, curating 275 drawings found in attics libraries and schools. The search, sparked by a 1972 Garden State Parkway crash that killed Karen, her brother Michael and a young girl, transforms grief into a public tribute as Karen's work travels through galleries and communities.
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Brunswick
Michael
Deborah
Karen Carrino
Karen
Lisa
Memorial High School
West New York
New Jersey
Garden State Parkway
New Brunswick
Lisa Boudrie
Millie Boudrie
Michigan
Millie
Debbie
A Sister's Spirit Karen Carrino Remembered in Photos
Deborah Carrino preserves Karen Carrino’s art legacy, displaying one of Karen’s child drawings years after her 1972 auto accident death. The sisters shared a lifelong bond through art and memory, with Deborah carefully gathering Karen’s drawings for posterity.
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Karen Carrino
Deborah Carrino
Karen
Michael
Two Acre
Portraits of Karen and Michael Weehawken Tragedy
Deborah discovers her sister Karen whose art captured children and heroes like John Lennon and John F Kennedy Jr. amid a fatal highway crash that killed Karen Michael and Lisa. The search for sketches reveals Karen as a devoted caregiver and artist, shaping a life through portraits and notes.
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Deborah
Liliane
Karen
Michael
Lisa
Weehawken
Steven Miller
Liliane Holding
Teresa Boudrie
England
John Lennon
Julian
John F. Kennedy Jr
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