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Carol WETHINGTON Obituary

WETHINGTON, Carol Ann October 3, 1952-August 26, 2020 Carol is survived by her husband, Arnold Ray Wethington; her 3 children and spouses, David and Tracy Wethington, Walter and Miriam Wethington, and Dawn and Chris Hoxie; also her 15 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren.

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Published by Journal-News on Sep. 13, 2020.

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Tracy Wethington

September 14, 2020

I met Carol and her family when I was 8yrs old. She was my mother in law and the best one anyone could ask to have. I loved her laugh, she had that raspy Carol laugh. My husband (her son) Cricket he took after his mom for sure. He loves her like no other. Carol never treated me or anyone with disrespect. She had opinions and was honest but always tried to remain neutral to all of us. I loved talking to her about anything. She could talk without a break or lag in the conversation. She was also very giving, would give to or help anyone. Its clear where Cricket gets his big heart from (both his parents). She will be missed everyday. This picture is my sisters 30th bday that also became a benefit for my own father who passed away suddenly 18yrs ago. This is Carol with her son Cricket and daughter Dawn and granddaughter Meecedes doing the chacha. She taught them well

Brooklyn

September 13, 2020

My grandma was the best woman ever, she was a phenomenal person. I looked up to her with every bone in my body, she was amazing. She was my best friend.

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