CAROL LOUISE KUZ

Condolences & Memories (14 entries)

• Dear Gloria and Grace, We were sorry to hear of Carol's passing. Our deepest sympathy to you both at this time. Bob, Helen, George and Carol. - Posted by: George Glenn (Neighbor) on: Jun 16, 2020

• Carol was a fine lady. Loving, funny, kind and adventurous. I remember sitting with her and talking as her sweet Mom Kay was in the hospital. Carol loved life and always called my Dad on his birthday. She spoke to him on April 22, 2020 and he told me she said she was good. Carol you will be greatly missed. I send my prayers and condolences to the family. - Posted by: Sabina Amaral (Friend) on: May 26, 2020

• Carol loved life. And we enjoyed volunteering at the Ukraine-Kyiv Pavilion during Folklorama and working for her in the Invited Guests Division because she was fun to be around. In one of her last email messages, she quoted former First Lady Barbara Bush and said "Cherish your human connections." And that is what she did. We have many fond memories of our connection with Carol. Вічна їй пам'ять! - Posted by: Sylvia Todaschuk, Rosemarie & John, Charlene & Andrij, Peter & Tatiana (Friends) on: May 20, 2020

• Carol was a popular and well-loved traveller on our Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce trips. She had a wonderful sense of humour and a vibrant, passionate personality. I have many good memories of her; she will be missed. I am very sorry for the loss of your partner and family member. - Posted by: Ellen Kornelsen (Fellow traveller) on: May 20, 2020

• Carol was a great lady, fun, compassionate, and full of life. I loved travelling with her. My condolences, Bob and family. - Posted by: Carol Blacher (Friend) on: May 19, 2020

• I was so sorry to read of Carol's passing. I met Carol on one of her many trips through the Chamber of Commerce. She was someone you could take to right away - so attractive, friendly and funny. You must have so many happy memories to sustain you at this difficult time. - Posted by: Bernice Heinrichs (friend) on: May 18, 2020

• Dear Grace and Gloria, So sorry to hear of the passing of your beautiful (inside and out) sister Carol!! You are in my prayers, Arla xo - Posted by: Arla Marshall (Former neighbour and friend) on: May 17, 2020

• Carol was a very classy lady of the Ukraine Kyiv pavilion. It will not be the same without her presents !!! ❤️❤️❤️ Condolences to the families ! - Posted by: Ann Wasyliw (Friend ) on: May 17, 2020

• It was sad to hear of Carol leaving to the spirit world! Awesome lady with great spirit! prayers to her family! Hugs - Posted by: Susan Whitford (Past coworker) on: May 16, 2020

• It was sad to hear of Carol leaving to the spirit world! My prayers to her family! Hugs - Posted by: Susan Whitford (Past coworker) on: May 16, 2020

• Carol’s accomplishments as a career civil servant in Ottawa and Manitoba, as a dedicated volunteer in her Winnipeg and Fraserwood communities, a world traveller to every continent, a mentor, to mention a few, are exemplary. We love her and will miss her very much. (And the “Winnipeg” recipes she so willingly shared). Heartfelt condolences to Bob and his family and to all of Carol’s family. Carol rocked! Love, Marg in B.C. - Posted by: Margaret Kurys (Cousin to Bob) on: May 16, 2020

• I will especially miss Carol’s travel stories. Where in the world hadn’t she visited? The last adventure story she shared was to Haida Gwaii where she valiantly climbed in and out of hovercraft, getting soaked every time. She was a bright, energetic and above all, caring person. I will also miss chatting about politics, sharing recipes and keeping up with family news. Family meant everything to her. We will miss her dearly. - Posted by: Elaine Seepish (Cousin to Bob) on: May 16, 2020

• I will treasure the friendship, Carol and I working together, from the 70s and continuing with our last times in AZ while retired. Memories made in this friendship, happy, fun, sad...make me blessed for having met Carol. RIP dear friend. Deepest Sympathy to Bob, and all the families. - Posted by: Caroline Steele (Friends forever) on: May 16, 2020

• Carol was the “ boss “ at Louis Dreyfus in 1970 when i started my first job She welcomed me and helped me as did Don and Ozzie Thomas - the real boss and an awesome person. Carol could type 100+ wpm and did 20 page wheat documenrs without ONE error. She was always immaculately dressed and made up - her curled up perfect eyebrows were unique and her trademark. Havent seen her for 50 years but she has always been one of my very favorite friends . Kelly Moss - Posted by: Kelly moss (Co worker) on: May 16, 2020