Carol Clarkin Mattox

I'm so sorry for you loss Tony. I got to know Jack and Carol when they came to visit you at Eielson AFB, AK. and I treasure those memories just as you'll treasure those great moments in your life together.

Carol was a member of our women's Charleston Bible Study for years, and we all loved her and missed her dearly when her declining health caused her to have to stop attending. We rejoice that she's in heaven with our Lord now and with Jack, likely back to intricate square dancing in outfits even more beautiful than the ones she created herself. Sincere condolences to the family; our loss here is heaven's gain.

I knew Carol from our women's circle at Westminster. It's been pver sixteen years since I last saw her, but she still has a place in my heart. One thing the obituary didn't mention was her amazing sewing skills. Carol was very talented, and she made beautiful garments, as well as bedspreads, dust ruffles, and other decor. I know she'll be dearly missed, not only about her family, which she loved dearly, but also by the members of Westminster.

Terty Stone

Cheryl, so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. Theresa (Churchill) Thomas and I wanted to attend the viewing but neither of us can drive at night and she has to work Saturday. Please accept our condolences.

Tony, So sorry for your loss. I can still remember all the times I went with mom (Mrs. Smart) into her fabric shop. Happy memories for sure.

We had many fun times square dancing with Jack and Carol. Enjoyed wearing clothes she created, too. Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family.
Anne and Virginia Coble
Greenville, SC

Tony, I am sorry to hear of your loss.

We enjoyed many years of square dancing fun and fellowship with Carol & Jack. Carol made some of the most beautiful square dance dresses and crinolines and I enjoyed wearing many of her creations over the years. Carol always had a smile for you. May God comfort her family during this time of sorrow.