Birth date: Dec 25, 1932 Death date: Oct 24, 2016
Carol Jean (Scofield) Jones, daughter of the late John Eli and Helen Cates, was born on Christmas Day, 1932 in Indianapolis, Indiana. She left this world unexpectedly on Monday, October 24, 2016. She is survived by her husband, Ph Read Obituary
The Connor family purchased the Emerald Garden Basket for the family of Carol Jean Jones.
The Monson Family- David & Cheryl purchased the Sapphire Skies Bouquet for the family of Carol Jean Jones.
I remember going to Texas and playing at hr house. The adults would always be upstairs playing cards. We would also always swim in her pool. Every time she would come to Indiana I would make a point to see her. She was a special lady and always made me feel loved. I will miss you. RIP Aunt Jeanie
I remember going to Texas and playing at her house while the adults were playing cards. Also every time she came to Indiana it was a big deal to me. I never missed a chance to visit her. She always made me feel so loved. I will miss you. RIP Aunt Jeanie.
We have such great memories of her.From working with her at Red Lobster to hanging out with her and Guy at their pool.She was always a wonderful, kind, strong woman. She always made everyone feel special and welcomed .Will miss her and always remember the good times we had with her.
Lit a candle in memory of Carol Jean Jones
Dave had many fond memories of his aunts and uncles. I wish I could have known them all better myself. So sorry for the family at this sad time. Prayers and love to you all. Pauline Bland
Your mom was always so loving and caring, no matter what trouble we were causing ! Whenever we would show up at papa's pancake house, she would feed us!!! I'm so sorry for the loss of her to her family and all who knew her. She was and will continue to be an amazing, loving , and caring person into the hereafter!
Melanie Lubelski of Houston, TX purchased the Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum for the family of Carol Jean Jones.
I will miss Mom so much everyday. The long phone conversations about politics, people, places to name a few topics. My visits to see her in Mesa and recently in Texas have been a big part of my life. Before I could not fathom the loss of her and now cannot imagine how I will cope without her. Her daughter, Pam
