Ida Carmen Daniel

My heartfelt sympathy to the family of Carmen. She was my grandson, Caden's, first teacher at Living Waters. Her smile was so beautiful and sincere. May you find comfort in your loving memories of her.

Joel, Lindsay, Chris, Payge, Joseph, words can not express the anguish I feel for you all. Carmen loved you all so very much. She had such a sweet smile and a wonderful sense of humor. How often I wished we could spend more time together. Kev's and my thoughts and prayers are with you, now and always. Carmen is already with Cora, loving her and will be with you all when Cora joins the rest of us here on earth. Please let me know what I can do. Love you guys.

Richelle and Kevan...

She was a very special lady. The loving environment she created in her classroom was a blessing for our family. We always knew that our boys were in good hands when they were with Ms. Carmen. We will miss her.

Dear Joseph,
I remember your mom's contagious smile and enthusiasm for life. When she would bring her little ones over from Living Waters to Hickory Creek, it was clear that she loved what she was doing.
She always made a point to stop by our classroom to give you a hug. It was what moms did when they saw a child of theirs that they loved and was proud of.
I remember you as one of my favorite fifth graders, and my heart is breaking that your mom is gone from your life. ...

Sincere sympathies to the Sullivan and Daniel families. The first time I saw Carmen was at our neighborhood little league park. I knew she was a Sullivan. Nice to see she was named after her paternal grandmother. She sure looked like her. She used to sit with me and talk to me while I would tell her childhood tales about her father, uncles, and aunt. So very sorry to lose her at such a young age. She's on my Soul's prayer list.
Mary Jay Langford