When she lived in TN we wrote each other often, she called me sis because for a long time we were sister in law and growing up we were often by each other's side swimming in the pond, wading along the creek, riding horses or walking the long walk to each other's home. Often she would call and consult with me about what worried her, as we grew older, some
time's it was her kids that were taken from her by her mother in law, she had a rough life all her life but in a part of her heart there was a chamber of gold that I knew was there that she stored fond memories in. 
When family members started dying her mind crashed after her brother Ray died. It was hard on all of us in the way he left this world and I knew she had a hard time dealing with it when she told me she put graves in her garden for everyone, including my son that had died of leukemia. When she got out of the hospital she came back to Oklahoma but she wasn't the same and none of us are after such losses including her toddler, Peaches. I don't understand her death, one car accident that crushed her chest. How did this happen? I often wonder if her little truck had been tampered with or if her cell phone was ringing and was out of reach? I miss her and know she wasn't perfect but I am a forgiving person and she knew it, it's why we stayed friends all her years through her sweet side and her mean ones, she had her values she stuck to. Give everyone a hug in heaven for me Carolyn,  Carolyn was a beautiful name though you said you hated it. See you on the other side.

Carol you are missed. I'm sorry I didn't visit you in the last few years. Thank you for being there when my boys and I needed you. Thank you for watching them while I worked. You were our angel. Rest in peace. I pray you are with your baby girl . Love you

Carolyn was just a wee bit older then I was, both of us in school together and always spending nights at each other's house, riding horses together and even went to see a school mate, Pat Ivy (Cowen) once to ride our horses around Draper Lake. We were so tired after the day was done but we loved the adventures we had together. Once when we walked to my house from hers (about a 3 mile trip) we got in so hungry from the long walk. All Carolyn had at her house was peanut butter and bread so we hoped for better Pickens at mine. Everyone was gone, including mother, all we could find to eat was peanut butter and bread, I felt so bad but we did have grape jelly with it. Carolyn was a good sport, she just sighed and said, 'Oh, that's okay' and we dug in to ease our hunger from the long walk.  We had a Raceway Tower on our north 80 acres and mother had the key to so Carolyn and I took sleeping bags, walked up the stairwell to the tower entrance locked the first room's door and went into the second room with a huge air conditioner we ran all night to sleep in complete comfort! If anyone had tried to bother us all we had to do is flip on the loud speakers and everyone within 15 miles would hear us, it was so fun to be a kid back in the 60s and we enjoyed every minute of it.

Carolyn was my sister n law for several years. She  blended in well with our family. She was more like my sister. If anyone needed anything. She would help in any way she could. She had 4 wonderful kids.  Fly high my friend!! RIP

She was a wonderful friend who loved to laugh and have fun. She didn't like Wal-Mart or driving on the highway.  She would only go to Wal-Mart when it was her last resort. She loved to watch my son when he was younger. She took us to a frog and turtle race when he was one. She had fun watching him in the race. 
She would help anyone she could however she could help.
For the family, sorry for your loss.

Caroline was a very good lady great with kids she loved a lot took care of alot of kids she will be missed so much by everyone prayers for family friends  rip we love u all

Sorry 😐 to hear 🙉 of the loss of my best friend 😞 . We had wonderful times together at Schwartz School. She called me for years ony birthday ever year. Pat Ivey-Cowen

Cheryl, and I are truly going miss her, She was a very much part of our Family. May God Bless her soul. She had four wonderful children, Her daughter Debbie of bochito, ok Jarvis Jr. of McLoud, ok. Travis of Blanchard, Ok. and her other  DaughterPeaches Elaine Johnson
BIRTH
29 Sep 1972
DEATH
2 Nov 1973 (aged 1)

OBITUARY

Carolyn Eloise Cooper

December 25, 1953 – November 11, 2023

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home

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