“If there’s not enough to around, then there’s not enough to go around for everybody, so come on.”
~Aunt Carol~

I just want to express my deepest sympathies to the family. Pinkey and I grew up together, and all of us kids in the neighborhood always looked out for each other, and will always have lifelong bonds even though we don't see each other that often. Carol made my first cheerleading outfit for little league football, so I could cheer for Pinkey and the neighborhood boys. Carol was always so good to all of us kids in the neighborhood. She will be greatly missed by everyone.
Sincerely, 
Debbie Rogge Zimmerman 

My Aunt Carol is one of the strongest women I know. Her  love for family was unconditional  and she was always there for you if you needed her. She was a confidante and someone that would have your best intentions at heart. It was always enjoyable  to just sit, talk, and have coffee with my aunt. Some of my favorite memories were when we were just doing that or staying up all night playing pinochle. Aunt Carol made everyone feel comfortable around her and and she  will truly be missed. 

I love you, Aunt Carol! I will never forget your smile or your  laugh. You truly had the biggest heart and anyone would be blessed to have known you.

Carol is my sister and my best friend, she loved her family unconditionally and with all her heart, She is the glue that held us all together, I don't know what we are going to do without her. I miss and love you so much sister. Until we meet again I will always carry you in my heart.

Carol was such an amazing woman, she will be missed. A memory, so many of them, up all night playing penuckle tables in every room and laughter everywhere. A close memory to my heart, Carol, Jayne, and Marti spending hours with me to learn to sew. I made Brandy her first dress, it wasn't very pretty but the 3 of them made me feel like I could do anything. That's  Carol no matter what or who you were she made sure you felt at home and loved. 

Where to start...so many wonderful memories.
If she told me once she told me a 1000 times, “I drove all the way to Texas to see you!”.  She made me feel like the most special person in world! 
Going to Aunt Carols house was like coming home, you didn’t knock, you hollered, “Hey, you home”, as you open the screen door.   Aunt Carol would say, “Hey, come on in this house”.....hugs and kisses and cups of coffee, great conversation around the large dinning room table!  Her arms and her home was open to all.    

I love you so much Aunt Carol! I’m really going to miss you!   

Carol was like a second grandma to me. Many times I would find myself at her house, hanging out with the boys (Beni and Bailey). Always so loving, and treated me as her own. She will be greatly missed. 

She always had a smile when any of us neighborhood kids would come to trick or treat on Halloween that was the one place you knew to go living in the same neighborhood she will be missed dearly by all 

My favorite memory of Aunt Carol was helping her write the family tree cookbook. I remember always joking with her about Uncle Wayne’s entry, Pizza Hut directions. 
I loved visiting her, because she gave the warmest, tightest hugs. Aunt Carol always took time to hear what was new in your life and she was great at conversation- she could talk for hours! Her kitchen table was my favorite family meeting spot. 

Aunt Carol was a very loving person, she took me in as family before I was family. She was the house the kids loved to visit on Halloween.  She will be so missed.

Mom was the best person I have ever met. She is the ultimate example of what a parent should be. She loved selflessly and I am blessed that God made her my mom.

OBITUARY

Carol S. Moore

March 25, 1945 – December 13, 2019

Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services – Wichita

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