In Loving Memory of Carolyn Ford

Carolyn Ford, a vibrant and beloved member of the family, passed away on September 26, 2023, leaving behind countless cherished memories and a legacy of warmth and laughter.

Born on June 14, 1953, in Dallas, Texas, Carol brought joy and positivity into the lives of all who knew her. She had a zest for life that was undeniable, and her infectious laughter could brighten even the gloomiest of days.

Carol was a true Texan at heart and lived her life full of adventure. Whether she was exploring the stunning landscapes of the Lone Star State or dancing the two-step at her favorite honky-tonk, she embraced life with open arms and a genuine love for everything Texas.

Known for her incredible culinary skills, Carol's kitchen was a hub of delicious aromas and shared meals. From her famous chicken enchiladas to her mouthwatering barbecue, everyone clamored for a seat at Carol's table. She had a way of making even the simplest dish feel like a five-star feast.

Aside from her passion for cooking, Carol had immense love for animals and had lots of different animals. She had a menagerie of furry companions throughout her life, and her home was always filled with wagging tails and unconditional love.

Carol's vibrant spirit wasn't confined to her hobbies; it extended to her relationships as well. She was a loyal and caring friend, always ready with a listening ear and an encouraging word. Her kindness knew no bounds, and her unwavering support touched the lives of many.

Carol's memory will forever be etched in the hearts of her family. She adore and loved her four children, Mike Adams, Robert Adams, Jeffery Wolf and Cathy Wolf with all of her heart. She was a loving sister to her siblings Virgina Cagle, Kathy Kennemore, Linda Matticks, Jimmy Imhoof Jr., Nell Mason, Doris Prange, Shelley Kennemore-Lust, Robert Kennemore, Kenneth Kennemore, Patricia Kennemore, James Kennemore Jr, John Kennemore, Daniel Kennemore, and Cindy Keeley. She was also a doting grandmother and aunt to her nieces and nephews, and a rock to her parents, mother Frances Larsen and her fathers, James Kennemore Sr, Jimmy Imhoof Sr, and Raymond "Bud" Larsen. She was loved by her partners Larrry Ford and Kenny Fanelli too. Her family gatherings were filled with laughter and jokes.

Although her departure leaves a void that cannot be filled, Carol would want us to remember her with laughter and joy. Let us honor her by embracing the simple pleasures in life, savoring good food, caring for our furry friends, and above all, loving one another.

As we say goodbye to Carol, let us take solace in knowing that her spirit will forever live on in the memories she created and the love she shared. Rest in peace, dear Carol, and thank you for gracing our lives with your bright smile and unforgettable laughter.

"Life is short, so make every day a slice of your favorite pie."