Carlene Diane Myers

Shannon and Christopher, your mom was an amazing person! I have know her for quite awhile. First from St. Joseph Church, with your dad of coarse. Also she took Jazzercise at Chapel Hill Church in the 80-90. Then my dad was at Reflections, Fred Elizondo. I so enjoyed visiting with Carlene. She let my granddaughter and I visit her in her room. We had a very lovely visit. I am so glad I did. My condolences to you and your family. My prayers are for you all and for Carlene, that God can...

Carlene, one of the sweetest, most gentle spirits that God created on earth. Now a beautiful soul, in a beautiful vessel, in a beautiful place in the presence of her creator for all of eternity. Somehow we knew 30 years ago when our son bounded out of the church all-nighter that the cute little blonde he had his arm around was a gift. You and Randy left us way too soon. But, you left a gift, a woman of strength, courage, loyalty, and compassion. Shannon, we will cherish you as long as we have...

To the family of Carlene and Randy,

I fondly remember the time spent with Randy and Carlene during the Rite of Christian Initiation process at St. Joseph Church. They were warm, friendly, and very interested in learning about the Catholic Church. It was a blessing for me to accompany them on their faith journey.

Peace,
Anne Goscenski, retired RCIA director

So sorry to hear of Carlene's passing. She and I lost touch after high school, but I was so fortunate to connect with her at a couple of class reunions. Your mom and I spent many hours in her room when we were young teens singing to the music of that era. She was the sweetest ! May her memory be a blessing to you and your family.

To Shannon,
Many of us were Classmates from third grade on and throughout Lakeview High class of '66, We knew your Mom as a cute, vivacious, smart, active, and , most of all, a kind person. She was so well liked for all the right reasons by so many.

Some of our classmates remained friends with her throughout her life and others were there for her in spirit rooting her on through these last more difficult years.

Three Facebook groups that I know of have posted your mom's...

Oh my heart. I'm so very sorry to hear of Carlene's passing. I had the pleasure of working with her for many years at Kellogg Community College. It was a joy to work with her. She brought that smile and light with her wherever she went. Praying peace and comfort will be with all that love her as they grieve.

Shannon and family-Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Reflections Memory Care

I was so sorry to learn of Carlene's death. We worked together at KCC for many years and her influence can be seen across our campus. Carlene was one of the key players in determining the physical look of KCC. She was involved in furniture, carpeting, tile and paint selections as we updated classrooms and common spaces. She was a joy to work with, always positive, caring and excellent at her job. It was fun to see her at the College after she retired as she continued to support our students...

I started at KCC shortly before Carlene retired. Even though I only knew her briefly, I will always appreciate her welcoming manner, friendly advice, and warm smile. I don't think I ever saw her without it. She always made me feel like I belonged at KCC. I will be forever grateful for the wonderful memories I have of her. I send her family my deepest condolences.