Carolyn Jensen Wyatt

Carolyn was a great neighbor!! Always thinking of others and finding a way to show kindness to them. I´m sure she and Clare are doing great things together on the other side!! Thinking of them brings happiness!!

Carolyn was such a positive influence on our lives! She was the best neighbor while we lived in Providence, giving our children love and encouragement, and always a friend to talk to. We are grateful for her kindness and example she was for us all!

I loved your mother so sorry to hear of her loss she cared for so many people in Providence my mother (Elda Nelson) loved the visits to our home,we would visit when we walked to ,y grandma Kohlers,your mom will be deeply missed.

Stewart, Gary, Scott, Nancy, Gordon and families- sorry I was unable to attend services and visit with you all, my friends. Would have loved to see you all again, and catch up on life. What a great time for your parents, together again. Very fond memories of you and your folks, so many good times in the ward, scouts, camping, dirt biking etc. etc. - Take joy in their lives past and great lives now and forever.

We love the Wyatts! Our deepest condolences go out to the family. Carolyn is a remarkable soul!

We loved dear Carolyn, who always had a kind word and a laugh for everyone. She was the best neighbor, treating our children as one of her own. Carolyn was full of wisdom, and always had something interesting to share. She especially shared it with her children and grandchildren, who have all been very successful in their paths of life.
We know she is happy to be back with dear Clair, and we send our prayers for peace and comfort to all the family members.

My condolences and prayers go out to the Wyatt family at this time. What a wonderful legacy she has in her children and grandchildren.

There are no words to express my love for Aunt Carolyn. She has been like a second mother to me since mine, her older sister, died. She was one of the most Christlike people I have ever known. I will miss her, but am grateful that she can be with Uncle Clair and her loved ones. I can imagine him coming into the house Sunday night saying, "Carolyn, it's been long enough. I have missed you" and her being overjoyed to go with him to meet the Lord.