Carol Sharon "Moore" Dakan

Carol Sharon Dakan was welcomed home by her Savior and King on September 4, 2025, at the age of 82. She now rejoices in eternal peace, reunited with her beloved husband, Peter Barger Daken.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Madge Elizabeth Stewart Moore; her father, James Harold Moore; her husband, Peter Dakan; and several other dear family members.

Carol is survived by her son, Trevelan Scot Dakan, and his daughters, Meg and Emily; her daughter, Darcy Alaine Spence and her husband Daryn, along with their daughters, Amanda and Ashlee. She is also lovingly remembered by her brother James Moore and his wife Cheryl, and their children, Kelley, Steve, and Natasha; her brother Wayne Moore (Sonny) and his wife Mary Ann, and their sons Fred and Jim; her sister Lorena Swentzel and her children Mike and Cheryl; and her youngest brother Jerry Vaughn Armentrout and his daughter Hannah.

Born in Grafton, WV, on June 28th, 1943, Carol lived a life marked by deep faith, unwavering devotion, and boundless love. A fiercely religious woman, she was a devoted wife, a nurturing and supportive mother, and a cherished friend to many. Her heart bloomed as beautifully as the hundreds of rose varieties she lovingly cultivated and shared with all who showed interest. Carol's love for animals, especially her cherished Scottish Terriers, was a constant joy throughout her life.

Carol drew strength from her family and her close-knit church community. After graduation from Bridgeport High School and as a graduate of College of Nursing at Fairmont State University, she served as a surgical nurse with compassion and skill. She traveled alongside Pete during his service in the United States Air Force, including a meaningful chapter in Misawa City, Japan, where she dedicated time to missionary and outreach efforts in the community.

Eventually settling in Washington State, Carol made her home in Seattle, Snohomish, and the Kent/Auburn area. Carol led a full and joyful life, and she was ready to meet her Lord when He called her home; of this she was vocal, clear and confident. She will be laid to rest beside Pete at Tahoma Veteran's Cemetery, a place of honor and peace, at 1:15 PM, immediately following the memorial service which will be held at her church, Grace Community Church, Auburn, WA, on October 6, 2025, at 11 a.m.

We will love you forever, Mom. You will never be forgotten.

Obituary courtesy of Burnside Funeral Home, Bridgeport.