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Whitney Sealls
August 7, 2024
I am so sorry to hear of your loss, Breanne and family. Thinking of you all during this difficult time.
Athena Williams
August 6, 2024
I met Carol a little over 18 years ago at Lowe's and I've loved her ever since. She was always so sweet to me even after she left Lowe's.
Karen white
August 5, 2024
I just can´t think about never being able to call you and just say hi. Even though I am almost 60 years old I was still your baby sister. I can remember when you were a teenager and would leave on a date I would cry at the door. You would turn around and take me with you. If I did a project you always wanted pictures. No matter how bad it looked you always told me it was beautiful. You were so brave fighting this cancer. I am going to miss you so much. It just won´t be my birthday without you calling and singing happy birthday to me. I will always be your baby sister. It´s not goodbye because someday we will be together again love you Karen Lynne
Karen white
August 5, 2024
I can´t stand the thought that I can´t just call you and say hi how are you doing. Even though I am almost 60 I have always been your baby sister. I remember as a child I would stand at the door and cry when you left on a date. You would turn around and take me with you. You fought your cancer so bravely. I will miss you so much. I won´t get that call on my birthday of you singing Happy Birthday to me. I will always be your baby sister and we will meet again someday.
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Linda Butler
August 5, 2024
Carol and I were first cousins and more like sisters growing up. She was everything mentioned and more. It is hard to put into words what the last 72 years have been for us. She and I had birthdays 1 day apart me being the "oldest" and yes I really am oldest. Carol will always be on my mind and the memories will flood back especially of the younger years. We shared our wonderful grandparents Herb and Edna Baker and it seemed we were always at the farm together.
Tom I hope she told you some of the stories of when she was real young because there were plenty.
Tom, Breanne, Megan, Sharon and Karen, Hayden and Archer you are all on my mind and I send you love and peace.
Linda Carroll (Dyer) Butler
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