Carol Milgard

Just wanted to express my deepest sympathies to the Milgard family. I have known Carol and Gary for over 12 years. I was lucky enough to work with Carol on the MG CAT team. She was always a energetic and caring person, who cared more about others than herself. I always enjoyed her visits to Sac. She would always take time out to find me on the prod. floor and give me a big hug. I will deeply miss her.

Sicerely,
Mark Bonnett.

Auntie Carol you were a fabulous person with unconditional love for others. May we all follow in your footsteps. You will be so deeply missed by myself and all the people that you touched in your life.

Kari, Lori and Mark,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families during this difficult time.

Yvonne, Robin, Heidi & Lindsey Johnson

Mark,

So sorry man, there aren't words. From all the old Menlo crew: Gunnar, Billy, Moody, Rooke, and Red (and Jennifer) you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers man, hang in there - Red

We were greatly saddened to hear of Carol's passing. We hold her in our deepest esteem. She is a lovely lady, inside and out. She has always been a true friend and a wise and caring person. She and Gary are the finest people we know, and they will both be missed enormously. We can hardly imagine life without them. But they left the world better than they found it, for which we are grateful. Love always

Our hearts are broken.

You will be missed Carol. Your energy and excitement was rare these days. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

During my tenure with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the South Puget Sound I had many opportunities to interact with Carol. Some of those included times when Pete Baldwin and many others from Milgard Mfg. supported volunteer efforts and projects at many of our Clubs. Field renovations, painting and adding windows ("Clearly the Best" of course) in gymnasiums to name just a few.

Boys & Girls Clubs has had a powerful influence on my life since the age of six and into my adult years as a...

I had the pleasure of working for Carol at the Milgard home for about 2 years while I completed graduate school. She quickly endeared herself to me and my husband, Tim. One of our many memories of time spent with her was during a non-working day when Tim & I had stopped by to visit. Carol loved the birds around the property and had a bird feeder she liked to watch outside the kitchen window. Alas, a pesky squirrel also enjoyed the bird feeder. Carol was quite funny (and very cute) when she...