Joan Renee Carlton 10/3/57 ~ 11/23/99 Ten years ago God told you to come home to Him as all your pains, and problems were getting too heavy for you to carry. You were so beautiful as a baby, and as an adult. You contracted mono, and diabetes at the same time, but still gave birth to two beautiful children. Problems just seemed to find you, even when you were left with two babies and a broken heart that never healed, and that along with diabetes finally led the Lord to call you home. So many memories of times past, especially of you camping, and all our trips to Mazatlan. Your mother used to sing to you "I have a girl named Bony Moroney, and she's as skinny as a stick of macaroni, and Chantilly Lace with a pretty face" You being just a baby would giggle and giggle. How we all miss you, but your star is in heaven bright as ever, and we talk to you through your star, especially when we are in Mazatlan. You were named for an Angel, and now you too are an Angel. We'll always miss you, but your ashes are with us every day so that we are reminded of you, and talk to you of our love, and about the beautiful babies, Shanna, and Jarren, you blessed us with, and they carry on with the strength, dignity, and love you imported to them. Love always, Mom, Dad, and all your brothers, and sisters, and the rest of the Carlton family.
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Maile Hutchings (Evans)
Joan Renee Carlton 10/3/57 ~ 11/23/99 Ten years ago God told you to come home to Him as all your pains, and problems were getting too heavy for you to carry. You were so beautiful as a baby, and as an adult. You contracted mono, and diabetes at the same time, but still gave birth to two beautiful children. Problems just seemed to find you, even when you were left with two babies and a broken heart that never healed, and that along with diabetes finally led the Lord to call you home. So many memories of times past, especially of you camping, and all our trips to Mazatlan. Your mother used to sing to you "I have a girl named Bony Moroney, and she's as skinny as a stick of macaroni, and Chantilly Lace with a pretty face" You being just a baby would giggle and giggle. How we all miss you, but your star is in heaven bright as ever, and we talk to you through your star, especially when we are in Mazatlan. You were named for an Angel, and now you too are an Angel. We'll always miss you, but your ashes are with us every day so that we are reminded of you, and talk to you of our love, and about the beautiful babies, Shanna, and Jarren, you blessed us with, and they carry on with the strength, dignity, and love you imported to them. Love always, Mom, Dad, and all your brothers, and sisters, and the rest of the Carlton family.
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Thank you Cheryl Beeler Vowles for submitting this.