Carol A. Celia

You were my Italiana Girl Friend. We had so much fun. I have so many memories of you, especially at Lakeside. I will never forget Huslelina whench. RIP.

Condolences. May the God of comfort be with you in your time of sorrow.
Your neighbor

It's been a while since I last saw Carol, but one thing for sure I know she loved everyone. She was always at work smiling, talking, and joking. I pray that the family receives healing at this time and remember that she's home with her spiritual father and her husband. You will be truly missed. She's smiling down on us and keeping us all safe. God Bless!

My condolences to the family. I sending my expressions of sympathy, she will be missed!!!!
I have known Carol for years @ work. She always made me laugh even when the work was always terrible... and everyone around us was dysfunctional. She always fixed things.. we both understood each other..
I am so ,sorry for your loss.

Both Michael and I were grammar school classmates of Carol at Angel Guardian and Michael graduated high school with Carol. I shared Cottage 43 and a washroom case next to Carol. I was #13 and Carol was #12. Even our birthdays were close, hers on August 29th and mine on August 31st. Our heart go out to Carol's family. Rest in peace.

Carol Thank you for being an awesome part of my life, the laughter, the advice, your wisdom will never be forgotten, I will always hold on to all the joy you gave to all of us at Jesse Brown. I am going to miss you but God has a greater plan for all Angel's. God Bless Precious.

Carol, How does one begin to tell you the impact that you and the entire Tito family has had on me, and the thoughts of you, Donna, Ann and Vito i have gone through over the years. One thing for sure is the gift you all gave me, the memories of each of you and right now Carol i am thinking of you and your prom. I remember it all. How Awesome, you were to me at the Home, and how sad i felt when you graduated high school. The gift of friendship, is so important and carries with it, great...

Dear Marianne and Gina, I am truly sad to learn of the passing of your mom. She was by far the nicest person and friend anyone could hope for. Before I moved to the suburbs there was not a holiday that went by that my sisters, your aunt and others would all gather in your kitchen on Bell and bring our eggs, flour etc and do nothing but bake cookies all day long. Bow Knots were the cookies she enjoyed teaching us to make. It would get messy putting the icing and coloring on the cookies...