Birth date: Dec 16, 1944 Death date: Jul 15, 2008
KNOX, CAROLYN Born December 16, 1944 and passed away July 15, 2008. She was preceded in death by her parents, Sam and Lillian Knox and her beloved brother, William David Knox. Survived by nephew David Knox, niece Kim Whatley, grea Read Obituary
Carolyn was my friend for over 44 years. She was the sister I never had. It is like part of me has been taken away. I will miss her, but am so thankful she is no longer in pain and suffering. My thoughts, love and prayers are with Kim and David.
Good Bye Carolyn. Thanks for bringing so much joy into some many lives.
Carolyn was a unique person, always available to help or contribute her time and energy to any person or cause. She did it lovingly and without expectation. Her passing is a loss to everyone from the WW Class of '63 as well as all who had the good fortune to be part of her life. I'm sure we will all miss her more as the days pass. Larry Locke
I am so very sorry to hear about Carolyn. I saw her obituary while looking at my Mothers tribute on Restlands website…Carolyn was there for me at the most devasting time of my life, without fail, we met almost every week for 8 years. I worked with her at her Angel Auctions on a couple of occasions. My son built the swing at her hospice house for his Eagle Scout Project. She was wonderful to me..I am so, so sorry to hear of her death. I know this is a difficult time for all of you, as I just have experienced the same sadness with the loss of my Mom….if you find a moment, I would be so grateful if you might give me a call…I found out too late to attend her memorial..and I don't know how to contact any of you..You are all in my thoughts and prayers, and I am so saddened……my prayers are with you 214 460 2050 Leslie Beaird
To family and friends, my thoughts and prayers are with you.
I have good memories of Carolyn from our days at Long and Woodrow.She was intelligent and witty, always at the top of each class. I applaude her dedication to the many friends from those special years.
How well I remember Carolyn from Woodrow Wilson HS, Class of '63. She was so kind to everyone. I can still see her smile and hear her confident voice. May God Bless you Carolyn and greet you with open arms.
She was a grand and gracious lady. Our loss is heaven's gain and I am comforted to know that she is now in charge of taking care of all of our beloved animal angels. The sky is a little brighter with her passing and that will help to light our way.
Carolyn's laughter filled our hearts and her love filled our souls. Her spirit of adventure inspired us. We love her and deeply miss her.
The world is full of givers and takers. Carolyn was a giver. I will miss waiting for her to "hit the buzzer" at the Jewelry Forrest when she saw me at the door. When God saw her coming, he hit the buzzer to heaven. She was an angel on earth and now is in the arms of God. She was one great lady and will be missed by all who knew her.
