There's so much I can say about Carol, she was and always will be a huge part of my life. We met just after I moved to Pleasant View and she was my first friend and we were inseparable for years. She was my rock and example to me. Her family was my second family and Carol made my life better in so many ways, there's no way to write it all down, I'd run out of room here. I love her with all my heart and I carry her spirit in my heart. I feel so lost without her in my physical life but I know she's with me and everyone she loves, especially her family. She had a way of writing that had me crying one minute and laughing the next, she brought her stories and characters to life. Each was unique, just like she was. She had the voice of an angel and she loved singing a cappella and with her friends and church. Carol was just brilliant and she was a fighter. She overcame many challenges and kicked cancer twice never asking "why me?" But saying, "I'm going to beat this." She never forgot her village of people and never forgot the role they played in her life. Her village is missing her, and this villager is completely lost without her. Rest In Peace, my sweet friend.
Karen Rasmussen
There's so much I can say about Carol, she was and always will be a huge part of my life. We met just after I moved to Pleasant View and she was my first friend and we were inseparable for years. She was my rock and example to me. Her family was my second family and Carol made my life better in so many ways, there's no way to write it all down, I'd run out of room here. I love her with all my heart and I carry her spirit in my heart. I feel so lost without her in my physical life but I know she's with me and everyone she loves, especially her family. She had a way of writing that had me crying one minute and laughing the next, she brought her stories and characters to life. Each was unique, just like she was. She had the voice of an angel and she loved singing a cappella and with her friends and church. Carol was just brilliant and she was a fighter. She overcame many challenges and kicked cancer twice never asking "why me?" But saying, "I'm going to beat this." She never forgot her village of people and never forgot the role they played in her life. Her village is missing her, and this villager is completely lost without her. Rest In Peace, my sweet friend.