Fond memories of Carol from our time at Sibley's. Always friendly, with a smile and a good laugh, always looked forward to seeing her. My condolences to Dale and their kids. See you in the next life.

Our thoughts are with Carol's family and friends at this sad time.

I knew Carol when I was growing up in Hilton. She was fun to be with. More recently we shared information on Facebook. My condolences to her family

Al Schnucker

My life is diminished without you in it. You brought light, joy and playfulness to us. I/we are privileged to have had you as a dear friend and part of our lives. I don't have words to convey my sense of loss; you will be missed. Our deepest sympathy to Dale and all your family. Love, Michael and David

So many wonderful memories; we would climb an apple tree and drop down on the back of Doc Nundy's clydesdale. Later we learned to ride at Durand Eastman and then bought horses of our own and kept them at Watter's farm. Sam Davenport would take the three of out in his corvette, one night we hid from a trooper on the lake parkway by putting it in a corn field with the lights off, it sank in the mud up to the axles. She was my Tom Sawyer she would lead I would follow I spent many a Saturday helping her clean her room. We flew to Washington DC in a snow storm and only had time for sweet potato pie before we caught planes back to college. Jane, Lynn, Pete and Bill nice to see your faces sorry I have no emails to send you notes. Debbie Dieckman Ferguson

I knew Carol for most of our lives. At first I loved her for her wonderful humor and originality, but in adulthood I recognized her as the kindest of my friends. Her loss is immense,