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Carol Lynn Marvaso
March 4, 1964 ~ December 22, 2017 (age 53) 53 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Jenny
on January 2, 2018 2:54 PM
A candle was lit by Karla Berg Walker
on December 30, 2017 12:52 AM
Message from Roberta Bossett
December 29, 2017 1:32 PM
I read the obituary and it truly speaks to who Carol was as a person by a loving family that knew her so well, not because they provided life-long care but because they loved her so much and saw her no differently than the other members of the family. They became the parts of her body that she personally could not use - their hands cared for her, their arms carried her, their legs walked for her and their voices spoke for her (with her permission thru facial expressions of course).
When I became Carol's nurse, I would explain everything to her but the minute I mentioned something to her that she did not like, she would let me know! She would listen intently to everything I would say and then look to her sister for confirmation.
I will always remember her smile and how happy she would be when her family came to visit - the sweet conversations her mom would have with her, the way her brother Butch would interest her in Sunday football games before going off for a walk and the many times I would see her riding in her special chair with sunglasses and hat on going thru the neighborhood with Jenny.
There is a gospel song titled, I Won't Complain and in the lyrics, the writer is saying, "I've had some good days / I've had some some hills to climb, I had some weary days .... but when I look around, all of my good days out-weigh my bad days ... I won't complain. These words are fitting for the person Carol was - she was very appreciative and for her family ... they didn't complain in caring and loving their sister.
I'm forever grateful that Carol and her family trusted me and allowed me to be her nurse for 9 years.
To the family, remember that earth has NO sorrow that heaven cannot heal.
Roberta Bossett, RN
When I became Carol's nurse, I would explain everything to her but the minute I mentioned something to her that she did not like, she would let me know! She would listen intently to everything I would say and then look to her sister for confirmation.
I will always remember her smile and how happy she would be when her family came to visit - the sweet conversations her mom would have with her, the way her brother Butch would interest her in Sunday football games before going off for a walk and the many times I would see her riding in her special chair with sunglasses and hat on going thru the neighborhood with Jenny.
There is a gospel song titled, I Won't Complain and in the lyrics, the writer is saying, "I've had some good days / I've had some some hills to climb, I had some weary days .... but when I look around, all of my good days out-weigh my bad days ... I won't complain. These words are fitting for the person Carol was - she was very appreciative and for her family ... they didn't complain in caring and loving their sister.
I'm forever grateful that Carol and her family trusted me and allowed me to be her nurse for 9 years.
To the family, remember that earth has NO sorrow that heaven cannot heal.
Roberta Bossett, RN
Message from Susan Barry
December 29, 2017 10:13 AM
Carol you were like a sister to me. What I always knew a sister should be: non-judgmental, loving, and unconditional love for all. You had the purest of hearts above anyone in the entire universe. You were a true angel on this Earth, with a purpose to enrich others' lives. I will always remember the fun times and our silly antics, even if Jen and I weren't funny you still laughed with us.
A candle was lit by Susan Barry
on December 29, 2017 10:01 AM
Message from Marjie Marvaso Wilson
December 28, 2017 4:31 PM
I’m very sorry for your loss. My condolences to you and your family.
A candle was lit by Marjie Marvaso Wilson
on December 28, 2017 4:27 PM
Message from Colleen Tubbs
December 28, 2017 10:03 AM
Miss Carol
I miss your laugh
I miss your smile
But I will always remember time spent making you smile and laugh
God has plans for you now you will give god your smiles and laughter
And spread them across the universe
Love Carol Lyn
Colleen Griffin Tubbs
I miss your laugh
I miss your smile
But I will always remember time spent making you smile and laugh
God has plans for you now you will give god your smiles and laughter
And spread them across the universe
Love Carol Lyn
Colleen Griffin Tubbs
A candle was lit by Kelly Callahan
on December 27, 2017 2:01 PM
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