Birth date: Mar 9, 1940 Death date: Jul 7, 2020
After fighting a courageous battle with Parkinson’s, she left her failing body and mind and woke up in her new body in paradise embracing her Lord and Savior. After 10 years apart, she was thrilled to be reunited with the love of Read Obituary
Carolyn was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, and friend. She was always full of joy and light and had a sweet spirit along with a lovely smile, quick wit, and a funny sense of humor. When our brother Tommy struggled with cancer, Carolyn took care of him with enormous devotion, love, and sacrifice. We will always be grateful to you, Carolyn, and we will love and miss you always. You will forever be in our hearts.
Love, Judy, Sandra, James, Mary Evelyn, Nancy, Kim, Richard, Travis, and Anthony
Dear Cindy and Billy,
Carolyn was my friend. We met during a business transaction--she finished my needlework and from then on, I always thought of her as a friend. She was so warm and welcoming and so very kind. Time passed and Mary LInenschmidt was working with Carolyn and Mary ended up being my son's teacher at Ridgewood Park Pre-School.
My neighbor, Frances Jones, talked about Carolyn--Wilshire Baptist buddies--another connection--and so it went. Everyone loved Carolyn. She was smart and had a huge heart--flashback to the many, many dogs she loved and cared for. She was the best.
I am sorry for OUR loss--as she touched so many lives. She really missed Tommy and I am comforted by the knowledge she is with him and Our Lord. I will be watching via the internet and praying for you and your families.
Sincerely,
Susan Wilson
