Wednesday, April 17, 2024
We want to extend our condolences to Carolee’s family. Garnet and I were both saddened to hear of her passing. I, myself will always have fond memories of her. I remember when she approached me and asked if I would come to work at her Lion’s Club Bingo and work the floor. She asked me a few times, but at that time the bingo was on Thursday evenings and we bowled in a league. I told her that if we ever stopped bowling and she still wanted me to work then I would commit, which I did.
Working with her and her brother Keith was a riot as I enjoy being around people. So many funny memories. We sure had some laughs. Our son Joe worked the bingo back in the late 90’s and she thought the world of him. Joe went on to join the Canadian Armed Forces, but Carolee always asked about him. She was happy to hear that he was posted closer to home.
She had such an infectious smile and great sense of humour. She will be missed by so many people, but never forgotten.
She has her wings and in a peaceful place. R.I.P. friend.
Loretta
