Birth date: Feb 2, 1950 Death date: Jan 27, 2025
Carolyn Ann Tavenner, 74, of Fort Worth, Texas, passed away on January 27th, 2025, after a battle with extended illness. Carolyn was born on February 2nd, 1950, in Washington D.C. After graduating from Oxon Hill High School, she Read Obituary
Our sincere condolences to your son. You were always part of our family. I’m thankful for our many conversations over the years, and most grateful for our talks this past year. So happy you found peace and solace with your son in Fort Worth. I will always remember you for your strength and successes.
Sending our condolences to your son. You were always considered part of our family and I’m so thankful for our conversations over the years. I am especially thankful for and will always treasure our talks over the past year. I’m glad you found peace and solace with your son in Fort Worth. It goes with saying you are sorely missed. I will always remember your strength and successes.
I hope more than anything that you are at peace,
free of pain and in the most beautiful place.
You deserve that an SO much more.
I wish that I could hug you one more time,
or see your smile....or hear your laugh.
I want to THANK YOU for everything you've ever done for me,
for every sacrifice you made, for every bit of knowledge you left me with,
and for all the unconditional love you always gave me without question.
I hope you knew how much you meant to me.
I hope you knew how grateful I was to have had you in my life.
I hope you knew how safe you made me feel.
You were my comfort, you were my rock...you were my home.
and I hope that you can somehow still feel my love.
Brian
Ms. Carolyn,
You were the first executive I had the privilege to work for at IRS. Your mentorship is invaluable and I'm grateful to you for steering me as I navigated the federal government. I loved our conversations about reality tv, in particular The Real Housewives of Atlanta LOL (who knew). That's the extraordinary woman you were, balanced on both sides! Although I'd moved on from our division, we remained constant so that even in your retirement, I was honored to have walked you out with you handing me your badge for the last time. Now you're adorned with the highest badge of honor, to be present with the Lord.
Many fond memories forever (our selfies),
Iman
Carolyn, my dear friend, mentor and counsellor. Your strength, courage and forthrightness guided me through many a stormy sea. Your memory lives on in countless lives. We weep today,;but our souls would have no rainbows, had the eyes no tears.
In remembrance,
John Duder
