Carol Hazel Obituary
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She leaves behind her devoted husband of 65 years, Arlie; sons Rodney, Kevin, Derek, and Corey; close friend Shelia, who has been just like a daughter to Carol; grandchildren Mallory Hazel and Alexa (Nicolas) Bisaccia; great-grandchildren Roman, Easton and Koa; brother John (Pattie) Kujawa; sister Lou Ann (Brian) Schmitz; and a wide circle of relatives and friends who will forever hold her close. Carol was welcomed into eternity by her loving parents, John and Audrey Kujawa, and her sister Terri Witt.
Carol found joy in serving as a substitute bus driver for the Adams-Friendship School District and nurturing children as a cook at Roche a Cri and Grand Marsh Grade Schools. Summers spent working alongside her mother, Audrey, in Wisconsin Dells were filled with laughter and love. Above all, she treasured thrift shopping with family and friends, delighting in every moment and unique find. Her kindness and vibrant spirit will forever remain in our hearts.
Honoring Carol's wishes, no service will be held, but her love will live on in every memory we hold dear
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