 Carol Kinne, 14 December 1942 - 18 March 2016
Born in New Hartford, NY. Her parents were Thomas Kinne and Rosemary Allen Kinne.
Carol Kinne was an artist, teacher, farmer, dog lover and citizen. She received a BFA from Hunter College, CUNY, and an MA from Bennington College. Artist Kinne was a painter, draftsman, printmaker, computer master and had many solo and group shows, including at Galerie 'Arnaud Lefebvre’ in Paris, France. She taught at Hunter College,
Rutgers University and Colgate University. She was a leader in computer-generated art and designed the computer art lab at Colgate.
As a farmer in Columbus, NY, Carol and her husband Robert Huot raised Jersey dairy cattle. Dog lover Kinne kept and showed the Samoyed breed and achieved an AKC championship with her male, Togo. She also was active in Samoyed rescue, placing many dogs in good homes. Citizen Kinne was chair of the Columbus Planning Board,
Deputy Town Supervisor, and a member of the steering committee that developed Norton Park. Carol Kinne was respected by all who knew her and had a full and creative life.
Carol died at her home in Columbus with her husband Robert Huot and dog Nukka at
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Rose and Joe Mato
Redding, CT
We are so blessed to have met Carol and her pack. She paired us with one of the rescues, Cloud, not long after we lost our samoyed, Woody. Carol was a wonderful person. We had a chance to bring Cloud to see Carol when we were in the area. Cloud loved the cows and was always fascinated by bovine. Carol gave a lot of love to everything she did. We love you Carol.
Chuck Ott
South Portland Maine
Carol is somebody that I will always respect because of how level headed she was and how she never came across as judgemental. She was one of the best co-workers I had while at Colgate and I'll always remember her steadfast support of my teaching.
I'll miss her presence, but will hold onto her incredible sense of being.
Helen West
Maryland, NY
May Carol's family and friends be comforted by God's promise to "swallow up death forever, and wipe away every tear from all faces."(Isaiah 25:8) Remembering too the promise of the Resurrection Hope for both the Unrighteous and Righteous. (Acts 24:15)
Dan and Belva Plosila
Vermontville, NY
Bob, Our condolences on your loss of Carol.We knew her as a dog person and art teacher, but totally unaware of her many other activities and contributions as and artist and citizen. She will be missed by many.
Kathleen Helmke
Madison NY
I'm so sorry to hear that Carol has passed. I've enjoyed her company at dog events over the years and will miss her.
David Kinne
Katy, Texas
I will miss my big sister. I cherish the time we had together on this earth.
Patti Johnson
Dade City FL
My prayers and thoughts go out to you-was so sorry to hear this news. She was a good neighbor and friend who will be missed.
Peggy & James Finnegan
New Berlin, NY
Bob, Our sincerest condolences on your loss. Carol was a fine person and will be greatly missed by everyone who knew her.
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