Carol Shockley-Kadlubak

I'm very sorry for your loss... May she rest in the loving arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ...

I worked with Carol on many tough court cases back in the late 90´s and early 2000´s, in Medina County. Carol was tough as a lawyer, but her personality was always kind and a voice of reason during difficult moments. A colleague, from that time period, reminded me that we used the term "they got Shockleyed" when she offered legal corrections. Her family has our deepest condolences on her passing.

I worked with Carol at the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor´s Office for many years. She was a great mentor and friend. Wishing her family peace.

Carol was a wonderful colleague. She balanced submitting a brief forthe Ohio Supreme court with shopping for prom dresses for her daughters. You´re welcome beth. Carol once argued that nuns performed a security function for a piece of real estate. Pretty dure dhe lost thst one. She regaled us with stories of mabel and Jims´s clients ( the crooks, as named by daughters). Carol was devoted to Jim and her family. Please let me know when the celebration happens.

Our honor and joy to spend this past week with Katie, Elizabeth and family celebrating Carols life. What a strong powerful woman she was. Showing us all anything is possible. Love you guys!

Dear friend - my heart smiles when I think of you and the times we've shared over the last 70 years (geez that sounds like we're old!). Through grade school, high school, Villa and beyond. Music was a theme throughout those years. My most favorite time was sitting on the piano bench with you during 4 years of Magnificat choir (I even learned how to swear from you since you would say 'Oh s---" every time you played a wrong note!!). At the Villa you taught me basic chords on the guitar and...

Our deepest condolences to close family for the sad loss.

My sincerest condolences to the family of a very old and dear friend since her days at Buckley King. Carol had a solution for every problem because she had such vast knowledge of her profession. What a pleasure over the years to just stop by for a visit with her. She was another Cleveland treasure from JCU and CSU. Prayers will follow. Tim Cleary