Carol J. Klotz, age 79, of 5117 18th Road, Escanaba, passed away Monday morning September 26, 2011 at home following a lengthy illness.
Carol was born September 16, 1932 in Gwinn, MI the daughter of Orville and Mary (Raymond) Tolman. She was united in marriage to Joseph Klotz on July 24, 1958 in Escanaba. They made their home in Gladstone where they raised their children. Later in life they relocated to their current location in Escanaba.
Carol enjoyed working in her garden, especially with her flowers. She also enjoyed cooking, baking, canning and fishing. She especially treasured spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Survivors include
3 sons: David Klotz of Gladstone
William (Tammy) Klotz of Escanaba
Allen (Debra) Klotz of Gladstone
5 daughters: Carolyn (Jim) Moulds of Gladstone
JoAnn Burris of Traverse City, MI
Cindy Dagnault of Escanaba
Bonnie Weiss of Colorado Springs, CO
Brenda (Dave) Hereau of Gladstone
Brother: Warren (Janet) Tolman of Escanaba
3 sisters: Nancy (Ted) Broeders of Perronville, MI
Alice Johnson of Escanaba
Orvilla Sedenquist of Escanaba
23 grandchildren, 14 grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews
In addition to her parents, Carol was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph, on November 16, 2001, son, Dale, daughter, MaryLou, daughter-in-law, Ingrid, grandson, Michael Richards, brother, Mearl, sisters, June and Charlotte.
Carol
Anonymous
Brenda- So sorry for your loss. With deepest sympathy. Rick & Mary
Rick & Mary Cayer
Gladstone MI
Dave & Bonnie
I send my condolences for the loss of your Mom. My thoughts & prayers are with you during this sad time. Sincerely,Cheryl
Cheryl Bernard (Kalishek)
DeTour Village MI
We wish to extend our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mother. Sorry we can’t be there, but you and your Family will be in our prayers.
Russ & Kathy Sturdivant
Green Bay WI
Amanda your grandma will be deeply missed. She was a great person. So sorry for your loss.
Amelia Waeghe
Gladstone MI
I remember how Amanda and I would always go over to her house and hang out. She will be dearly missed.
Lauren Isaacson