Carol Keith

Carol was a sweet friend who taught me many things about living on the water. She also taught me never to wash a cast iron skillet because it ruins the "seasoning" that you need for frying fresh fish or baking corn bread. She was such a beautiful soft-spoken Southern belle and we will miss her. Love and prayers to all the family.

The Amorginos Family shares your lose deeply, our families have been close raising our children and enjoying vacations and holidays together for many years, please know that we will always be there for you and your children as well as your grandchildren. We all truly feel the lose of your parents and we loved them both dearly. Just think now they are together again and I'm sure they are watching over you and yours..Love to all Nick, Gale, Dianne, JT

Carol and I graduated together plus were in the band, had good times at Tarpon High. I lived awhile near Inglis so was in touch with your Mom at that time. My condolences to you and your family . I just learned when the memorial is to be and am sorry I will not be able to attend as we have family coming from out of state the middle of the week. Prayers and good memories to all of the family. janice Delk Simmons

Carol was truly a lovely, kind, Southern lady, & a dear friend. She laughed when I called her my "Steel Magnolia", but she really was that also...She will be missed by many...My condolences and prayers are with you, Bobi & her dear family......Bev Elliott

Bobbie, I just moved back to Ocala & was trying to find her. My condolences Bobbie to you and the rest of the family.
Tilly