Carole L. Tuttle, nee Graan

Aunt Carole, don't blink at the Gate ! If not already, your sweet Wayne's on his way !
Love,
Niece Barbara Graan
Gersek

Loye Ellen Zapper,
I believe you re a cousin too. Aunt (Alice) Jeanie and Uncle Lloyd's daughter. Being the oldest granddaughter
I remember my little cousins being added to the family. Out of the 13,14, 9 lived to adult-hood. Up to about 4 years ago , I was the one that went to Joliet(Grandma Freda would always say jollyet.) and cleaned the graves and replanted flowers and some perennials. My health issues have slowed me down though. Still here in Green Bay !

Here I am on Christmas Day thinking of family.
The last of my dad's
sisters, my Aunt Carole, as my Grandma Freda used to tell me, one night Carl John, came home from setting pins when Grandma called out to him, Carl, come see your little sister; and you can name her ! That was the start of Carole, born 20 years after my dad ! Yes, I remember my cousins, Rill... tall with red hair. Terry... little guy when our family would visit at the same time in Algoma.
Tracey... I...

Sorry to hear of the loss of my neighbor growing up thanx 4 memories

I have so many happy memories of Carole and Wayne. She was my mother's cousin and we spent many summers vacationing in Algoma. They always told great stories about the family. Carole also visited Joliet, Illinois to care for her parents graves and I hosted the group for lunch after they did their work. Again many stories were shared. My sympathy to the family. She will be greatly missed.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I'm sure Grandma and Grandpa,her brother's and sister's ,and everyone that loved her were waiting in Heaven to greet her with loving, open arms. She will be greatly missed.