Memories of Carol Rose Porterfield

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Carol Rose Porterfield

New Castle, PA

October 2, 1945 - October 27, 2021

Oct 2, 1945 - Oct 27, 2021

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Allyson Sallmen

Aunt Carols 76th Birthday Party🎉🎉🎉

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Allyson Sallmen

Where to even begin with stories about Aunt Carol…Aunt Carol was and always will be a one of a kind person. If you knew Carol you knew how huge her heart was and how much she loved her entire family. One thing I will always remember is she’s the one who taught me about dying my hair with Kool- Aid when I seen her doing it to Brandees hair one night I was visiting her. I’ll always remember you Aunt Carol I love you & I’ll see you again one day ❤️

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Danielle Shoaff

One of the greatest characteristics about my aunt Carol was her patience. When I had both of my children, she would sit back so quietly and watch everyone hold and love on them. Once they were finally done, she would excitedly ask to hold them. She was so calm and listened carefully to everyone’s problems, and talked to them about their mistakes as if they could do no wrong in her eyes. We all love and miss you so much, Auntie… ❤️

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Kerr Katelynn

I loved when my grandma carol made me Ramon . she was so sweet and a loving person she wouldn’t even hurt a fly I liked when we had thanksgiving dinner at her house we always eat as a big family she was always happy and smiling she was a strong person she always ate healthy she loved everyone I am proud of her for fighting how long she did she didn’t deserve cancer ♋️ she was a good woman

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