Don and I have such fond memories of Carol. Our thoughts and prayers are with my uncle Ritchie, David , her sons and families and Bill and his family. Debra (Monnon) Robertson
I’m still trying to grasp that Carol is no longer with us. The last time we saw her, she seemed so healthy—out walking every day, full of life. Her beautiful smile, her gentle kindness, and her joy in living will always stay with us. Facing a winter without our dear friend will be so hard. Our hearts ache for Dave and we hold him close in our thoughts and prayers as he faces this unimaginable loss. Rest in peace, Carol.
WE’re very sad to hear of carols passing,she was such a friendly cousin.We enjoyed her camping visits to Cape Breton in the 60s and 70s..We will keep her in our prayers
My deepest condolences to Carol’s family: her father; her husband Dave; sons Brian and Kevin and their families; brother Bill and Suzanne and their family. I fondly remember my cousin Carol and her family at my wedding 30 years ago in N.S. – Karen Monnon Dempsey
Dave, Brian and Kevin, my deepest condolences. A gentle soul Carol was, gone too soon.. How we treasured the “pickled bums” she made. They were a hoot. Love and hugs.
Nicole Thivierge (Neveu)
Alec and I are so very sorry for your loss. Carol was very special to us and we will miss her terribly. She has left a void in the LSM family. Carol was very talented and only recently had started line dancing; her progress was amazing and she was so proud of her accomplishment. She had a friendly smile for everyone she met.
Carol and I met 42 years ago and in that time was not just a friend but one of my cherished few best friends. I will miss her so much, her lovely laugh, warm sense of humour and amazing hugs. Rest well my friend
Carol will really be missed. We had such wonderful conversations, shared craft stories and laughed a lot too.
The Monnon family get togethers were always special. when Carol and Dave would show up it was even more special.
When I first started dating my husband Jacques, one of the first places he took me was the Monnon household (Dick and Marion) to meet Bill and Carol. That was 45 years ago! She was a beautiful, special person.
My love and hugs to all the family.
I didn't know you very well, but I remember all of your hard work at the Granmothers Connecting Fall Market and your contagious enthusiasm for all that you did. May peace be with you.
Dave...I am so very sorry for the loss of our beautiful Carol. She was a joy to be around, we shared the same sense of humor and that drew us closer. I can only imagine the grief you and your family are experiencing, as I believe I will be grieving for a long time. You have my sincerest condolences. Love you
Carol was a valued member of Kingston Grandmother Connection. As a newer member she bravely joined Joyce Brown in running our Pre Loved Fashion sales at several Markets and worked with our sewing and knitting members as well. She will be missed.
Barb and I so enjoyed being friends in LSM. We appreciated their marriage and friendship, and smiles and welcoming demeanor! Hugs were the best especially after playing Sequence. Carol will be missed soo much!
Carol was my 'Pookie'. A nickname I gave her when we worked side by side at Empire. She had a heart of gold and will be terribly missed, but her love and spirit will live long in my memories.
To Dave, Brian, Kevin and their families, my sincerest condolences. May her memories, smile and laughter get you through this very difficult time. Sincerely, Janet Smith
