March 19th, 2016, Carol Ann (Jones) Bennett was welcomed into the Kingdom of Heaven.
Carol was born to Beatrice (Meyer) Jones and the late Lloyd Jones in Elizabeth, NJ on Feb. 25, 1945.
The family of four moved to Granville Summit, PA in the spring of 1953. In 1963, Carol graduated from Troy High School and was married to her lifelong partner Douglas Earl Bennett. Carol and Doug were married 52 years and raised two children.
She worked at the First Bank of Troy, Eastern Home Care and Oxygen, and Stulls Flowers. They loved square dancing together during their younger love with the Grand Paraders. Carol enjoyed spending time with family, traveling, fishing, kayaking, camping, and prided herself as a homemaker. She also truly enjoyed watching her flowers grow and collecting angels.
Carol was born to Beatrice (Meyer) Jones and the late Lloyd Jones in Elizabeth, NJ on Feb. 25, 1945.
The family of four moved to Granville Summit, PA in the spring of 1953. In 1963, Carol graduated from Troy High School and was married to her lifelong partner Douglas Earl Bennett. Carol and Doug were married 52 years and raised two children.
She worked at the First Bank of Troy, Eastern Home Care and Oxygen, and Stulls Flowers. They loved square dancing together during their younger love with the Grand Paraders. Carol enjoyed spending time with family, traveling, fishing, kayaking, camping, and prided herself as a homemaker. She also truly enjoyed watching her flowers grow and collecting angels.
She is survived by mother, Beatrice (Meyer) Jones; husband Douglas Earl Bennett; children, Beth Ann (& John) Kingsbury, Thomas Earl (& Jeanette) Bennett; grandchildren, Michaela Rose Bennett, Matthew John (& Karissa) Kingsbury, Joshua John (& Jamie) Kingsbury, and Andrew John (& Breann) Kingsbury; great grandchildren Abagail, Jack, Reed, Maisy, Evelyn and one on the way; beloved brother, Robert Lloyd (& Diane) Jones; nieces and nephew, Aaron Robert Jones, Anna Ruth (Jones) Putnam, and Charity Hannah (& Zac) Wetzel; great nephews Nolan and Finley. There are many additional nieces and nephews who Carol gave her love to as well. Carol was a faithful member of Fellowship Bible Church in Troy, PA.
The family will receive friends 10 am to noon, Thursday, March 24th at the Fellowship Bible Church, 121 Mudcreek Road in Troy. The funeral service in celebration of Carol’s life will follow at 12 noon, with her Pastor, Mark Steckiel officiating. A meal will follow the committal service in the Leroy Cemetery at the church.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial donation in Carol’s name to the Fellowship Bible Church that will be used towards the purchase of an Automated Electronic Defibulator. The Pepper Funeral Home, 578 Springbrook Drive in Canton is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online condolences my be directed to www.pepperfuneralhomes.com
The family will receive friends 10 am to noon, Thursday, March 24th at the Fellowship Bible Church, 121 Mudcreek Road in Troy. The funeral service in celebration of Carol’s life will follow at 12 noon, with her Pastor, Mark Steckiel officiating. A meal will follow the committal service in the Leroy Cemetery at the church.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial donation in Carol’s name to the Fellowship Bible Church that will be used towards the purchase of an Automated Electronic Defibulator. The Pepper Funeral Home, 578 Springbrook Drive in Canton is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online condolences my be directed to www.pepperfuneralhomes.com
