Carol Maxwell

Carol was a sweet lady with a great sense of humor. I miss the sound of her laughter.

I will always be grateful to Carol for how supportive she was of my great-Aunt Beatrice Wood, who passed away about a year before Roy. My condolences to Carol's family. Carol, please say hi to Aunt Bea and Aunt Diana in Heaven! God bless you.

I always enjoyed our visits during the winter months. Carol had a great sense of humor. She always looked for the Cardinals in my backyard. She loved talking about her family.

My aunt carol babysat me to her hearts content. She loved being with the nieces and nephews, great as well. She loved watching us grow. Aunt carol taught me accounting and balancing a checkbook from the age of 9. I hope shes having a blast with her beloved, uncle george. As shes missed him since he passed. Aunt carol, you spitfire. I hope youre living it up, up there with uncle george. And i hope youre looking down on me. I miss you.

Rest in Peace Aunt Carol. You are going to be missed dearly. I will always treasure our times together and wish that we had more time for adventures like we had this past summer. Thank you for those memories.

We are so saddened to hear of Carol’s passing, but what a lovely tribute your family wrote. Roy always told us life was an adventure. Although too short, they lived a life worth living. Eric enjoyed so many hours at the Maxwell’s and it looks like the tradition is being carried on. Our deepest sympathies. Ed and Claire Sullivan

Our sincere condolences to Carol's family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
She was an inspiration and joy to know.
She will be missed not only by her family, but her friends from the Class of 1958, P. V. Moore High School.
Rest in peace!

Don, so sorry for you loss. She was so respected by all that knew her.

Carol was a wonderful and happy lady. She volunteered at The Scotty at Divine Mercy Parish and had a fabulous sense of humor. We all enjoyed working with her. May she Rest In Peace.