Carol is described by her daughters as awesome, a spit fire and feisty. The family gatherings around the holidays and the Fourth of July were big events in her life. She loved watching the old John Wayne westerns and the Gunsmoke reruns with James Arness.Ĭarol loved her family and any reason to have them around. She loved playing Yahtzee with her grandchildren and going out for an evening of BINGO.

Carol loved baking cakes, for any or no reason. She loved the backyard camping “trips” and the family picnics. She loved having her daughters drop by for a cup of coffee. In addition to her parents and husband, she was predeceased by a daughter Tonya Kay Frith a sister, Yvonne Cornelius and a brother-in-law, William Starks.Ĭarol loved the simple things of life. one brother, Thomas (Connie) Green of Scio a special grandson, Kaden Layman 19 grandchildren many great-grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins. and Melody (Jerry) Drake of Knoxville, Pa. Green-Conklin of Wellsville, Kim (Tom) Layman of Belmont and Cindy (Steven) Davis of Houghton her fiancé of 27 years, Alvin “Stub” Ives of Andover four sisters, Linda (Bob) Baldwin and Rebecca (Ernie) Willover, both of Wellsville, Edith (Bill Dietrick) Starks of Mansfield, Pa. Peck, who predeceased her on September 14, 1995.Ĭarol devoted her life to her family and the raising of her four children.Ĭarol is survived by three daughters, Tracy L. In May 1970 at the First Trinity Lutheran Church in Wellsville she married Robert E. She earned an Associates in Science degree from Alfred State College in Culinary Arts and Small Engine Repair. She attended Wellsville Central School and later received her GED. Green-Peck, 69, passed away on Sunday (February 12, 2023) at Jones Memorial Hospital in Wellsville following a brief illness.Ĭarol was born on Februin Olean to Francis H.

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