Carol,aka Duber, 

I pray for you each night and think of the wonderful friendship that we shared over the years.  I hope your family are well.

Sheiler❤️💐

Carol and I were roommates during our last year of graduate school at Marquette University.  We shared many laughs and some tears when our irate landlady took exception to our St. Patrick’s Day celebration.  We managed to stay in touch over the years and last October we had a three day reunion in Grand Rapids with Beth Wojciuch, another Marquette friend. We never stopped talking, not only about the past but our hopes for the future.  Beth and I are so grateful for those previous days. I send my prayers and sympathies to Carol’s family

Sheila Creighton Perrone
Newport Beach, California

I was deeply saddened and shocked to hear of Carol's passing. I talked to her from my home in Midland just two weeks ago and was so happy to have spent an hour on the phone with her, as we often did.  We went to Sacred Heart Grade School and Aquinas College together as we lived just two blocks away from each other.  Carol was just such a kind, warm, and beautiful person and know she touched so many lives.  I am so blessed to have known her my entire life. I am sure she is so happy to be reunited with Bob in Heaven.  May God give her eternal rest and much peace and comfort to her children, grandchildren, and family. 

While I am happy for Carol that she is with Bob (where she always wanted to be) 
I will surely miss her and be forever grateful for her kindness, pluckiness, wisdom  and the blanket of comfort that she always placed so lovingly on her Grief Group ladies. 
My condolences to every member of her family and to her wide circle of friends.
With love from Mimi

Carol was a very lovely friend and neighbor. Every week or two we would have tea and talk family, politics and hope for the world. Carol was one of those genuinely kind and good people all the way thru. So sorry that for the last few months we have not been able to see each other (except for the occasional delivery). 
Her quilts were a source of joy and love and simply exquisite.  They were a connection to her world of family and friends. And when we had tea, she would always share the new pictures and new of her family. 
Carol will be missed by her family and friends so very much. Always a sweet and steady presence. Loved her. Bambo and Larry

Carol was in my parents wedding party, then I was in her wedding party (I felt so grown up because I got to wear thigh-high nylons for the first time), then her kids were in my wedding party. When her children were born my mom gave her the crib that my parents used for us, then when we had children she gave it back to me to use. I still have it and my grandkids used it when they visited.  I remember her being a great babysitter, she made great popcorn. I in turn babysat for her kids. She has left the world a better place and will be greatly missed. Love you all.

Carol was a very good and special friend.  She is missed already.  

So sad to hear of Carol’s passing.  I remember so many Niewiadomski Christmas and Easter events with Carol’s presence.  Pat and I had an opportunity to have lunch with Carol in Okemos before we moved to Whitehall.  It has always been a pleasure to reminisce about those good old days.  DziaDzia with Carol, Cathy, Anna May and me.


So sad and shocked to hear about, Carol.  She was in quilt groups  and it was always a delight see her.  Her sweet smile and friendliness will always be remembered.   Our quilt group, Lunch Bunch, will miss her greatly especially since a couple of members have moved away lately.  I will made a quilt and donate to charity for her. 

Sincerely,
Carole Zinser Davis

OBITUARY

Carol Ann Holm

September 15, 1939 – July 29, 2020

Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes

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