I have so many great memories of Auntie Carol from my childhood. Many weekends spent visiting listening to the adults playing guitar and singing. Auntie carol was a very talented lady with the sewing machine, still have my Santa boot and it gets used every year. Always a special place in my heart. Anne, Debbie and Jim, I'm so very sorry for the loss of your Mom she definitely touched the lives of many many people through the years. Much love to you all!! I ❤❤❤
Aunt Carol, we will miss your smile and humour. Ann, Deb, Jim, our love, sympathies and thoughts are with you.
Sorry for your loss. She was an amazing person. We are glad we got to know her and her family
Thinking of you and your family in your time of loss
I've known Carol for as long as I can remember. My father is a long time customer of a local pub (Durham Arms) that Carol frequented.
My father always brought me by for fish and chips since I was very young and could barely walk. Some of my earliest and favorite memories are with Carol and George, sharing a plate of fish and chips and laughing away.
I still have the guitar pick George gave me, as well as the Teddy Bear wearing a leafs jersey, and the Maple Leafs blanket that Carol made for me, both with my name on it. I still remember the incredible feeling when she gifted those to me, the fact that someone went out of their way and put so much time and love into such a beautiful, thoughtful gift, it really blew me away. I still have these items and cherish them to this day. That bear has had a permanent spot on my dresser for 10-15 years, and it always will.
I will never forget Carol and will tell these stories forever, I'm so sorry for the family's loss, but I thought it'd be nice to share how much of an impact she made on me. I will miss sharing my plate of fish and chips with her as we laugh about silly stories. Rest in Peace, Carol, you will be greatly missed.
- Brandon Abbott