I met my dear friend by changing her printer cartridge one night. We just laughed and our friendship began. Carole touched my life in so many ways. Her relationship with Jesus Christ was my drawing factor.  She loved her daughters and their spouses, grandchildren, dear friends and her animals. Carole loved watching the animal rescue shows on cable TV. I often told her she should have been a Vet. Carole's independent strength taught me how to face challenges.  She was a great listener and shared her wisdom with me.  I can't forget our common bond through politics and our love for this nation . Our dogs and cats tugged on our heart strings.  
Until Carole.. Until  ...I love you

So sorry to hear about your Mom's passing.  We have such great memories of both your Mom and Dad, and it was nice 'growing up' with your family.  My heartfelt condolences to you both, Tammy and Julie....may peace and love fill the hurt in your hearts.

Julie Rankin

I knew Carole for only a short time, but I enjoyed the time we had. She laughed and cried at my corny jokes. I will miss her and so will her furry friends. May she rest in peace.
Charlie Presti

In remembrance of Carole…she was my friend in life and my sister in Christ. She was a beautiful woman inside and outside. She carried herself with more grace than most people and in her last years she wanted only to find continued meaning in each day to either serve Christ or go to be with him.  All who knew her could testify about her love for her dogs and cats. And she was a mother who loved her daughters so very much - it is most of what she  could speak of when I was with her or talking to her on the phone. Further, Carole loved her husband so much it was envious to hear a woman speak of her husband so highly. More than all, she loved God and her prayers have at last been  answered. Julie and Tammy (and your families) your mother loved you so much. What a gift is such a mother’s love.  (with deepest kindness, Shane Gaster)

I’ve known Carol for more than 20 years. I remember the first time I met her. I thought she was a beautiful woman, but as time went on, I saw she had a beautiful soul to match. She loved her family, was so proud of them … and every dog that she met.
Whenever I saw Carole I brought my dog, Stella, to visit as well. She would be so excited to see and pat her.  Stella would kiss her hand and you could actually see  peacefullness come over her face.
I loved Carole and hated to see her suffer.  I think of a picture she had hanging in her room.  It was a picture of a woman jumping into Jesus’s arms with total joy. 
That, is how I picture my friend and will remember her always.

I just want to express my deepest sympathies for the loss of your Mom. She was such a special friend to me and I thank God he put her in my life. I have so many special memories of your Mom and I will always love and miss her. We would visit many churches in and around our community looking for a church home and afterwards we would stop and get ice cream at our favorite ice cream shop! Carole was so easy to be with and she was like a sister to me. My heart is so empty. RIP my dear friend. 
Much love,  Laura Hasbrouck

I remember the first time I met Aunt Carole, she was soon to marry my Uncle Eddie. She was sitting hand in hand with him at Grandma & Grandpa Webers, and I thought I had never seen such a beautiful lady ever. Her face just radiated with Love. God bless you Aunt Carole, and be in comfort with Uncle Ed.
Love, Connie

I’m so thankful for the blessing of getting to know Carole.  She will always be a very dear friend and hold a special place in my heart.  When I get to Heaven, she’ll be one of the first people I go find.  She will probably be surrounded by dogs.  
Sending love and prayers for Julie, Tammy, and all the grandchildren.❤️

OBITUARY

Carole Kay Weber

June 17, 1944 – January 9, 2024

Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel

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