Carolyn C. Cobble

Birth date: Oct 20, 1907 Death date: Jun 28, 2005

Carolyn was born in Newburg, AR and went to be with the Lord on June 28, 2005, the exact same date her husband passed away twenty-two years ago. When she was 13, the family moved from AK to Hope, NM where she lived until graduatio Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1055w ago

Carolyn was my Mother's Aunt Carrie. I think I only saw her once in my life, but I always knew about her life from the letters and phone calls between my Mother and Aunt Carrie. It sounds like she had a wonderful life and was a caring & kind person. I know she will be missed. As I looked at the picture, I was reminded of my grandmother and her sister, Fannie Prentiss who died 32 years ago. Fannie was a wonderful grandmother and I still miss her. The sisters are all reunited again in heaven. What a blessing to you all to of had Carrie for so many years. My thoughts and prayers are with you.##imported-begin##Becky Martin - daughter of Bobbye Phillips##imported-end##

Anonymous

1055w ago

Aunt Carrie was an amazing woman and she is in some of my earliest memories. She always treated me as one of her one and I loved those precious times when I was allowed to visit on my own. My family will miss her so much - travelling through Tacoma will never be the same after this. God bless you, Fran, with peace - your mom certainly appreciated your extra TLC at the end.##imported-begin##Hollyce Iddon##imported-end##

Anonymous

1055w ago

I have many fond memories of Carolyn, some especially special ones such as her ownership and caring for a very wonderful Sheltie named "Bit". She was alway asking me to come by for tea and whatever baked goods she had just cooked up.She was quite a special lady.-Jan Endsley##imported-begin##Janis Endsley##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

I remember visiting at Aunt Carrie's home and the dashound she had when I was a child.
I remember the VW in the garage that was always kept so well and uncle Paul always had something in the garage on the go that he puttered with always in his train outfit I thought he had worked on a train in some job at some in my child like thinking.
I remember the large backyard and big huge garden for such small home on the property, I also remember how nice and unique Aunt Carrie was. To me she was always a warm and inviting person and very acepting thoughtful, I remember the birthday cards never forgotten and with the special and always very positive thoughts in them.
She will be missed and warmly thought of. Love you Aunt Carrie, Sue##imported-begin##Sue Hawkins##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

Grandma Carolyn became a special presence in our lives, plus a surrogate grandma for our whole family, when we met her in 1995. We received many a birthday or anniversary card through the years, but the ones cherished the most were sent during our long drawnout adoption process. Grandma Carolyn always knew exactly what to write to keep your spirit up!
When we got tired of waiting for a baby, she would say to hold on a bit longer, the "perfect baby" for you is waiting for the right moment. Boy, was she right! The day Jeremy came into our lives, he settled himself into Grandma Carolyn's heart too!
To all of Grandma Carolyn's family, you were truly blessed to have such a wonder, inspiring lady in your lives. Thank you for sharing her with the rest of us. Her pain and suffering are over, but a wonderful new beginning with the Lord makes it all worth it! Bless you all!
George, Bobby & Jeremy Curts##imported-begin##Bobby, George & Jeremy Curts##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

I wish I had been around her more. I remember the summer of 1976 being in Tacoma with Aunt Carrie, Uncle Paul, Frances and Jami on our way to Canada. (Jami, we were so young!)What I lack in my own memories, I have enjoyed hearing all my life about how wonderful Aunt Carrie was from my mom and dad,aunts and uncles and her sister Mary (my grandmother). You all are in my thoughts.##imported-begin##Maureen Young Tortorella##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

Throughout my 51 years on this earth the one thing that has always been there was you grandma. Even when I was away and did not see you for a while I new you were there. As I write this note I feel overwelming sadness at your being gone and at the same time I feel relief to know that you are not in pain and I feel joy for you because you are with the lord.
You are the purest and most successful woman I have ever known. Success is not what we end up with in life. Success is being able to consistenly walk in the footsteps of our lord and be compassionate and kind to all at all times. You have accomplished the one thing in life that we all strive for. You have done this everyday for over 97 years. I know of no others in my life time that have been able to accomplish this and that makes you the most successful person I have ever known.
You have always been my hero and I love you very much Grammy.
Jimmy##imported-begin##Jim Massey##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

Aunt Carrie was especially dear to us because, besides sharing her name with Carolyn, we were able to spend more time with her than with any other family member. She lived near us from the time we moved to Victoria in 1960. She was our home away from home, our second mother, our encourager, our inspiration. Because of her we take many vitamins and supplements, hoping we will be as healthy for as long as she. She pampered Jim by sharing her evening ice cream and popcorn. (We all know she liked boys and men best). Carolyn enjoyed using reflexology to relax her and doing little chores for her (like going to the canned goods store!) We rejoice in her faith and expectations for eternity. We love you, Phil and Fran and family, and pray for you to have peace, comfort and hope. Love, Jim and Carolyn##imported-begin##Jim & Carolyn Hawkins##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

Kevin and SANDY Dalrymple,Sandy worked and cared for her at King's Manor##imported-begin##Mr and Mrs Dalrymple##imported-end##

Anonymous

1056w ago

NULL##imported-begin##Christopher R Massey##imported-end##

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