Carol E. Lifrieri

Carol E. (Selbig) Lifrieri of Plymouth, MA passed away peacefully on February 7th at BID Hospital in Plymouth, surrounded by her family. She was the beloved wife of John W. Lifrieri Sr. for 63 years. Born in Watertown, NY on December 25, 1941, daughter of the late Ardeen and Elizabeth (Stevens) Selbig. She lived in New York until the age of six and was educated in the Manchester, NH and Boston, MA public school systems.
Carol worked in real estate for many years and was also a coordinator with the Plymouth Council on Aging as Coordinator of Support Services for the elderly. She loved her job and the seniors she saw daily. Most importantly, Carol trusted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. She was involved in Christian ministries and served in missions in South Africa, Mauritius, and Honduras. Carol and her husband John traveled throughout the world including Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and across the U.S. many times in their motor home. She enjoyed skiing, hiking, and being in the great outdoors throughout her life. For the last 18 years, she split her time living between Plymouth, MA and Naples, FL. She loved walking on the Plymouth waterfront with her 16 year old Shit-Zu, Mandy and talking with anyone she would meet.
Besides her husband John, she is survived by her sons, John W. Lifrieri Jr. and his wife Gina of Naples, FL, Carmen J. Lifrieri and his wife Tamara of Plymouth, and Vincent X. Lifrieri and his wife Danielle of Plymouth. She is also survived by her brother Russell Wynn of NH. She was the cherished grandmother of Alexandra Taylor and her husband Dewayne, Joel Lifrieri, Dante Lifrieri, as well as the cherished great-grandmother of Navia and Koa Taylor.
Visiting hours will be at the Cartmell-Davis Life Celebration Funeral Home on 373 Court St. North Plymouth (Near Cordage Park) on Sunday February 11th from 2-5 pm. The funeral service will be on Monday February 12th at 11:00 am at the New Hope Chapel on 89 Court St. Plymouth. Burial immediately following at Vine Hills Cemetery Plymouth.
Memorial donations may be made to the Building Fund at New Hope Chapel via their website: https://www.atnewhope.com.