Obituaries

I first met Carole & her family when they moved to 100 Wickham Road, I was their scottish neighbour, & them being French we had many a good laugh at not knowing what each one was talking about. Through the years of her growing up, I found her to be a special woman who worked hard to keep her family together, she had the bigest hugs, and a lovely smile. My condolence to all the family, may she rest in peace.

I will miss Carole. We met in high school through a very special bond with epilepsy for which we supported each other. she also taught me how to play cribbage which we both enjoyed very much. I will miss you.

To Carole's family, I offer my deepest sympathy. You are in my thoughts and in my heart. Carole was an outstanding care-giver to my father, at Deer Lodge, for close to 4 years. I would sometimes arrive at Deer lodge, to visit my Dad, in the evening, only to find Carole - on her break - decorating Dad's room for Christmas, or his birthday or eating Cheezies and drinking coke with him. I could hear laughter from his room as I walked in the hallway. I believe she really loved him and that was such a comfort to our family. She was just so good at her job! I know she will be missed by so many people. May healing start and may you all find peace. Sincerely, Judy Fowler

The board and staff of Little People's Place extend their condolences on your loss. Our thoughts and sympathies are with your family.

You will be missed our dear carole, we will miss your huge smile and your meaningful hugs.. til we meet again. take care of my little whiskey up there I'm sure he is beside your mom and my dad. he must be jumping with joy seeing you

I will remember Carole as a quite person/a good person ....used to see her on the bus going home from work....she was a good talker...May She fly on eagles wings....

My deepest sympathy to the family.. So young.