Carol Ann Gross, a beloved artist, chef, and seamstress, passed away on August 21, 2025, at the age of 82. Born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on December 27, 1942, Carol grew up in Cambridge, Ohio, where her early years laid the foundation for a life rich in creativity and warmth.
Carol was a graduate of Cambridge High School, where her artistic talents began to flourish. Throughout her life, she embraced her passions, becoming an accomplished artist and an extraordinary chef. Her culinary skills were renowned among family and friend. In addition to her prowess in the kitchen, Carol was also a skilled seamstress, turning fabric into beautiful creations infused with her artistic flair.
A devoted lover of poodles, Carol found joy and companionship in her canine friend. Her love for animals mirrored the affection she extended to her family and friends, making her a nurturing and cherished presence in their lives.
Carol is survived by her dear aunt, Judith McGrath. She joins her late parents, Lawrence Gross Sr. and Mary Gross, as well as her brothers, Lawrence Gross Jr. and Jon Gross, in eternal rest.
As we remember Carol Ann Gross, we celebrate a woman whose creativity and generosity left an indelible mark on all who knew her. Her legacy as an artist, chef, and loving friend will continue to inspire those she touched throughout her remarkable journey.
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