Carol Lynne Miller
Carol Miller, 81, of Pueblo West, Colorado passed away quietly on December 16, 2024.
Born on April 19, 1943, in Waukegan, IL, she was the daughter to Douglas and Evelyn (Cameron) Kramer.
A graduate of Bradford High School, in Kenosha, WI. Carol married and divorced Richard H. Smith. On November 11, 1995, she married Steve Miller. They resided in Twin Lakes, WI. After the death of her husband Steve in 2007 Carol moved to Pueblo West, CO.
Carol was an avid quilter and enjoyed her hobby with friends in Wisconsin and Colorado.
Surviving are her daughter, Tracy (Smith) Forst of West Jordan, UT, son Gary Smith of Pueblo West, CO, brother David Kramer, sister in law Collette (Bossuyt) Kramer of Pueblo West, CO and sister Virginia of Pueblo West, CO.
She will rest with her husband Steve in the Southern Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Union Grove, WI. A celebration of life will be held in Pueblo West, at a later date.
Henry Hartnek
So sorry to hear of yet another classmate's passing. My sincere condolences to her family.
Diane Rose (Schaefer)
Carol and I have always shared our special day. Especially in grade school (Roosevelt) we both would bring treats for our class. She had always been a positive thinking gal full of life.
Cheryl Tinnell (Schmidt)
Carol and I were friends in highschool and reconnected at one of our class reunions. We have stayed connected every since and enjoyed seeing each other on our class Zoom meetings too. Carol was a wonderful person and I will miss her very much. My condolences to her son and daughter and family.Donna Parkinson (Voss)
Carol lived next door to me and brings back so many memories of meeting every morning on our shared driveways to walk together through rain, sleet and snow 10 blocks to McKinley Jr High. No one ever drove us and there were very few cancelled school days. Remember neighborhood games each night till the front porch lights came on, rollerskating with skinned knees, tag, Red Rover, etc. In the summers we would ride bikes everyhere includong Petrifying Springs & Simmons Island. We walked couple blocks to North Shore Train Station to ride to Racine city pool for a day of swimming. We rode the bus to town for shopping and later to HS. Once we helped build a float on our shared driveways for the homecoming parade. Lost touch after HS as we built new lives. Reconnected at HS reunions and shared memories. So sorry to hear she's gone and condolences to her family.
Karen Ostlund
I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Carol. She was a cherished friend, a wonderful classmate, and a valued part of our neighborhood during our school years together. The memories we shared growing up are some that I willl always hold close to my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends during this difficult time.
Corrine Lutter (Martin)
So sorry to hear of Carol's passingSending my sincere condolences to Carol's family.