Carol Sandra Love
July 23, 1954 - April 4, 2026
It is with loving hearts that the family of Carol Sandra Love announce her freedom from pain and restrictions of her earthly body.
Carol gives thanks to all those who were part of her life's journey as everyone she loved, befriended, met, worked with, or came into her being enriched her life immeasurably.
Carol is survived by her three sisters, Hazel, Norma and Linda.
A private family memorial will be held on Monday, April 13, 2026 at Trinity Funeral Home.
Please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of Carol. She was remarkably talented and dedicated person whose passion and commitment touched everyone who knew her Her legacy will live on through the lives she inspired and the love she shared. Our thoughts are with Hazel, Linda,Norma and family during this difficult time.
We had the privilege of meeting Carol only recently, but it quickly became clear what a vibrant, multi-talented, and accomplished person she was. She spoke with such devotion about her many passions and the hobbies she truly excelled in, as well as her deep love for her beloved pets over the years.
Carol presented herself with both professionalism and style. She was someone who took pride in her work as a home economist and wasn’t afraid to express herself through the things she loved, including her clothing. It was a pleasure to work with her and to support her during a time when it mattered most.
She was surrounded by the care and devotion of her loving sisters. A special appreciation of Linda, whose dedication and compassion helped ease the burden during Carol’s final months. Your care made a meaningful difference.
Carol will be remembered with great respect and fondness.
To Hazel, Norma, Linda and their families. My deepest sympathy to you all. Carol was a dear friend as were all of you and your parents. Carol was our first babysitter. I still live across the street from your family home and think of you all often.
With love and deepest sympathy.
Marilou Neufeld
My sincerest condolences on your loss. Carol and I met doing kitchen ministry at church, and then continued to get together making cards. She was so caring and kind. We shared many laughs and stories as we crafted together. Even as her health deteriorated she was determined to keep going. I will miss her friendship and am happy for her as she no longer is suffering, but is whole and healthy, free of the burdens and pain of this life.