I married two Carolina men; my first graduated dental school and my second played football for the Heels(‘57-‘61). He married a local girl(first wife)and went on to play professionally in the Canadian Football League. After they split we married and had 41 wonderful years together. But with both of my guys, Carolina football and basketball were always the order of the day. GO HEELS!
I love Chapel Hill. UNC was one of my final choices when I was deciding where to sign. I really wanted to go to a great academic institution as well so Michigan, Cal, UCLA, Georgia, Florida, Colorado and UNC were all public Ivy schools on the quarterfinals list. Then I’d whittled it down to Michigan, Florida and UNC as public ivy finalists.
Question: when we lived Charlotte, we lived on “Cindy Carr Lane.” Any relation to UNC Carr? (We always joked about wanting to rename it Lloyd Carr Lane. 😁)
I married two Carolina men; my first graduated dental school and my second played football for the Heels(‘57-‘61). He married a local girl(first wife)and went on to play professionally in the Canadian Football League. After they split we married and had 41 wonderful years together. But with both of my guys, Carolina football and basketball were always the order of the day. GO HEELS!
Well written Bud.
I love Chapel Hill. UNC was one of my final choices when I was deciding where to sign. I really wanted to go to a great academic institution as well so Michigan, Cal, UCLA, Georgia, Florida, Colorado and UNC were all public Ivy schools on the quarterfinals list. Then I’d whittled it down to Michigan, Florida and UNC as public ivy finalists.
Question: when we lived Charlotte, we lived on “Cindy Carr Lane.” Any relation to UNC Carr? (We always joked about wanting to rename it Lloyd Carr Lane. 😁)
Dunno, honestly, but I don’t think Cindy was a common name back then.