Carol Christine MALLENDICK

My condolences to the Mallendick family. Although I never met Carol personally I wanted to take this time and tell you how sorry I am for your loss. I work for a company and have dealt with her for years. She was not only super helpfull work wise but a friend I could talk to personally. Even though I was in a bad accident last year and was careflighted to Dayton. She still went out of her way to call me at home and see how I was doing and the first to call me after I came back to work 4...

Condolences to Bob Mallendick and family. Carol was a wonderful friend to my parents, Ruby and Norm Grinke. She will be fondly remembered.

Carol was like my other mom growing up, she will be truly missed. I wish I had kept in touch after I left Toledo.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My heartfelt sympathy to Bob,sons and their famlies.
Carol was always thinking about others. She was so kind to me this past year, giving me support for the loss of my Dad. Carol and I go back to kindergarten and grew up just two blocks apart. Our parents were friends.We shared the teenage years and childhood., going to dances,double dating,campfire girls,ballet classes and so much more. She was level headed but so much fun.Carol got the DAR good citizen award her senior year. She was...

WE ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSE.MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALL. CAROL WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS LOVE

Carol and I are probably the oldest of friends. We were born 12 days apart and along with Trudy, spent our whole lives "growing up" together. My Mother introduced Margaret and Harold Caukins. Carol and I spoke at least twice a year on the phone, my birthday and hers. We spoke on June 12th (my birthday) and my last words to her were, "I'll talk to you next Sunday". I wasn't able to do that. I won't be talking to her again on the phone, but I will keep her close in my heart always. I...

Our family friendship and raising the boys together was a wonderful experience. Carol was a cherished and loyal friend to all of her Inlands Court neighbors. To meet her was to make a lifelong friend. Carol will be sorely missed by all of her family and friends.