Carol Jan Smunk

I can not believe she died. She read while she walked, she touched me so deeply with her gift of tomatoes she brought me ever so often...I can't believe she left us...Rest in Peace, Much love, your neighbor, Shirley & Petey & Billy & Cydny & Katy Green...

Dear John, you were truly blessed to have had such a beautiful angel in your life! my heart is heavy now, since high school, I never once bumped into Carol that she didn't have a hug and that beautiful smile for me. what a very special person she was to everyone she met. stay strong John, for her, she will be missed more than anyone will ever know! Miles, Henry, please tell mom that im thinking of her and am praying for your family. I loved carol a lot, and already miss her much. Take care of...

Wayne and I were so, so sorry to hear about Carol. I have fond memories of her when we lived in Beaufort. Carol is no longer suffering; she is well!!
All the family remain in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Carroll and Wayne

God just decided that she wanted Her with him. God;s blessing on you and yours.

Ron and Linda Berg

I have missed her presence on our little street...I always was tickled by her ability to read as she strolled on her daily walks...much Peace to you in your eternal rest Carol, & much peace to her prolific family...Blessings...

I am so sorry about your loss. I know she was a wonderful daughter, sister and mom. My prayers are with you during this time.

I was so shocked and saddened to hear that Carol had passed away. It's been many years since I've seen her, but I remember her from high school days, and then later, when we were both at the College of Charleston. People on here who speak of her as a shining light are telling it the best way possible, because that's the kind of person she was. Her kindness and sheer goodness just followed her. To know her really was to love her. My sincere condolences to all of the family in your loss. ...

My prayers are with each of you that God's Peace and Blessing will comfort you in this time of sorrow and allow you to see beyond your pain the beautiful memories of a beautiful woman. My deepest condolences.

Dear John,

Please know that we are thinking of you and your family.

Your well being is now more important than ever to your family and I hope you can move forward armed with the good memories in spite of the sadness caused by loss.

Anything I might do to help as you move foward please let me know.

With thoughts of you and your family.

Edgar Putnam