Carole Ann Delisle

Mama, I miss you so much. I still can't believe you are gone. I will always cherish the talks we had over coffee while driving around looking for garage sales and thrift stores in hunt of the perfect deal. It's so hard to believe that you are not here with us anymore, but we will be together again someday. The beautiful rainbow that appeared on saturday reminds that you are still watching over us. Love, Cheryl

Grandma,
As I am sitting here writing this we are preparing for your celberation of life today. I know this is something you would have loved simply because the family gets to be together. It was your favorite thing. It doesn't happen often these days but whenever it did, I could see the smile on your face and how much joy it brought you. We are cooking all of your favorite recipes and making all your favorite desserts. I have laughed a few times going through your cook books trying to...

You were my best friends grandma and in turn over the years you became mine too, it started out the three of us would meet for lunch, then you agreed to adopt me as one of your own, the memories we would make from there on are some I will forever cherish ❤

When I got engaged you and I went to lunch and we talked forever about dresses, venues, and about finding Alexandra a good man to marry too You had this way of making someone feel so cared about and so important, you would...

My condolences to the family, my husband and I enjoyed many dinners and get togethers with Carole and her husband as members of the Citrus Newcomers Club. I remember her fondly, she was a very sweet person.

Carol was a lovely sweet true lady, she always had a smile for everyone. Rest in peace sweet lady, Bob Theis and Rose Schena

My deepest sympathy to Carole's family. I met her years ago through Newcomer's club. I always enjoyed her bubbly personality. My participation in Newcomer's became only occasional yet whenever Carole saw me from across the room she would come over and we would strike up a conversation right where we had left off. She will be missed by all who knew her.

Dear Mom,
How I miss talking to you. As we plan your Celebration of Life, I find myself wanting to call you up to ask you questions on how to make your favorite recipes and cookies. It seems so surreal that someone who was so full of life just a short time ago could now be gone forever. You were such a wonderful mother, always there for us, and always wanting the best for your children. You will be forever in my heart - Your Daughter, Nancy

We loved Carole's smile, her wit and love for the game of hearts.
Rest in peace, Carole. Jean and Bill Brown