Darlene Aulick Obituary
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Visitation will begin at the funeral home on Thursday, February 13, 2025 from 10 AM until 9 PM, and on Friday from 8 AM until service time at 12 PM.
The family respectfully requests memorial contributions be made towards the funeral expenses.
She is preceded in death by Father, Gordon Wayne Carter; Mother Rulene Krantz Stafford and husband, Earl; Sister, Patricia Lynn Carter; Paternal Grandparents, Jesse and Dorothy Carter; and Maternal Grandparents, Tillman and Lassie Krantz.
Mrs. Darlene Aulick is survived by;
Husband,
Steve Aulick
Children,
Christopher Moore and wife, Candy
Jeremy Aulick and wife, Amy
Amy Wyatt
Siblings,
Charlie Carter
Johnie Carter and wife, Kelly
Grandchildren,
Austin Wyatt
Kayli Aulick
Kyndal Aulick
Brantley Aulick
Gabby Moore
Zach Moore
Zeth Moore
Great-Granddaughter,
Delilah Vasquez
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Gina Donofrio
February 13, 2025
When Darlene worked at Fred's she overheard me saying I was a dollar short. That sweet lady walked up to me, and put one in my hand. From then, we became friends. She helped me way more than I helped her throughout the years. She was always so giving, and would hardly accept things in return. Her loss will be hard. There aren't many people like her. God rest her sweet soul.
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