Birth date: Jul 26, 1945 Death date: Nov 16, 2010
Carole Bryant, a resident of Covington, died on Tuesday, November 16th in her home, surrounded by family and friends. She will be deeply and forever missed by her countless relatives and friends. Born July 26, 1945 in Omaha, NE, Read Obituary
Im so sorry to hear of Carole's passing away. She was a dear cousin of mine and I had not seen Carole since we grew up! We do have some.. OH SO fond memories from way back in the day when we were all growing up in, near Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Thoughts and prayers are with her immediate family.
I am so very sorry to hear of Caroles passing. Although, we haven't kept in touch as adults, I do remember some fun times in Council Bluff when we were children.
My thoughts go out to all of you and I hope the memories you share will keep her spirt alive and a constant companion to you in the years ahead. Love, Naomi (Aunt Mays oldest daughter )
Carole was a great laugher. In our adult years, we shared many a hearty laugh. That is what I will miss the most.
Aunt Carol, you are loved and missed.
Aunt Carol what is there to say but I love uou and wish I didn.t have to say Goodbye.I will never get to hear your laugh again and just the honor of having you as my aunt and now that your gone my heart aches. But even though my heart aches I know we will see you, Liz , Uncle Walt, Uncle Gene and all our family again. I love you Aunt Carol...Jodi
The world was such a better place with Carole in it. I wish her happiness in the new place that God has chosen for her. Will always treasure her friendship during school days in Covington. She was pretty inside and out.
Caroline Bryant- you have been by far the greatest grandmother that I have ever known. I know that our family will miss you dearly.I remember when you got onto me about throwing the puppies in the pool and even though you disciplined me, i came crying in your arms. I will always love you Nanny.
I worked with Carole both as a scholastic seminarian and as a schola director. Her great sense of humor was much appreciated. I miss her, and pray that God grant her eternal rest.
Aunt Carole you will be greatly missed. I enjoyed our time together during our visits to Louisiana very much and always appreciated your sense of humor and your kind heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
My sympathies to all of you on the loss of Carole. We graduated from Covington High in 1963, and I remember when she first came to the school...I thought she had the most beautiful smile. A lovely lady....
