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Carolyn
Darbyshire-McRorie, a KCCFA mother, is
representing Canada this year at the 2010
Games in Vancouver. Carolyn is second for
Cheryl Bernard on the Canadian Women’s
Curling team, which also includes third
Susan O'Connor and lead Cori Bartell. She’s
the oldest Canadian competitor, and among
the oldest competitors at the games, but it
doesn’t seem to faze her. After nearly
losing her step-son Shea, a KCCFA camper, to
cancer a couple years ago, Carolyn keeps
things in perspective, "No matter what
happens we've got jobs, we've got lives and
we’ve got husbands, so life does go on even
after everything is finished. If we don’t
win gold the sun is still going to shine. I
still get to come home to two kids and raise
my family".
Congratulations to Carolyn and the team for
making it this far. We wish you the best of
luck in Vancouver. To follow the progress of
Carolyn and the team, please visit:
www.olympic.ca/en/sports/Curling |
