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CAROLINE NAGAM
Surrounded with so much love and peace, our beautiful Mom and Grandma, Caroline Nagam, has gone on to be with her loved ones who left ahead of her and to keep watch over those who will continue to miss her every day.
While her daughters and grandchildren are heartbroken, we keep comfort knowing that our dear Mom/Grandma is at peace.
Being a mother to Shannon, Tannis and Kyla and Grandma to Kaitlin, Isaiah, Jonas, Alexandra, Bianca, Airica and Matteo was Carol's happiness. Kaitlin and Airica had a special bond with their Grandma! Kaitlin, being the eldest grandchild, has many memories of Grandma that she will keep close to her heart. Airica was fortunate to have Grandma retire early so she could spend her days at home with her while she received her ABA therapy.
Carol loved pets. She always had a dog or/and a cat. She enjoyed ceramics and made many special pieces that are a blessing for her children and grandchildren to have.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves memories no one can steal.
We have many wonderful memories of Mom/Grandma and will always love her and miss her. Rest easy Mom/Grandma. Have fun, laugh often and remember how much you are loved. xoxo
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Nov 19, 2022
Condolences & Memories (3 entries)
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Thought and prayers to Caroline's family. We became friends many years ago from Valhalla Drive. Will cherish the beautiful Christmas ornament she made for me. - Posted by: Marilyn Kalmakoff (Friend) on: Nov 20, 2022
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My sincere condolences to Kyla and family. I wish you love and light as you mourn the transition of your mother to the great beyond. A woman of tenacity and resolve on her journey here on earth she will be greatly missed. - Posted by: Keet Styla (Friend) on: Nov 20, 2022
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My Sympathies to all the family. I met Caroline through Kyla. Kyla and I worked together for many years. We were able to communicate back and forth so Caroline could catch up on some family info, she hadn't seen for many years. R.I.P. Caroline. I am so happy to have met you. - Posted by: Gloria Nagy (family friend) on: Nov 19, 2022