Carol J. Powers

Birth date: Dec 6, 1934 Death date: Sep 22, 2022

Carol J. Powers age 87 of Ludington, formerly of Pentwater passed away on Thursday, September 22, 2022 in Grand Rapids. Carol was born on December 6, 1934 in Riverton Township the daughter of Floyd H. and Bertha (Carr) Bickford an Read Obituary

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Christine Rickard

195w ago

Since meeting Carol at Vintage Rose Resale Shoppe, she and I have had a 15 year relationship...one I've treasured deeply. My husband and I were at another funeral when I got the news that my friend had passed a few days earlier. It still makes me gasp...she has been a trusted and loyal friend and I've missed her since she moved from Hart to Ludington. We took each other "out" for breakfast twice a year. For her December birthday and mine in June. She loved to make pies and drop them off at our house and she taught me how to make her delicious pie crust. She made the BEST pies and I tried to reciprocate. I believe the last time I saw her was when I brought her a piece of pie...and Carol, I never did get you the apple butter I made...I'm so sorry. What I would give to hug you one more time. How I will miss my annual birthday cards and Christmas notes. When I was with the National Asparagus Festival, you were my faithful and devoted volunteer year after year. Now you're with our Lord and Savior and in a better place. Someday I'll give you that hug my friend. love, Chris, Stan & Roxie Rose Rickard

Diana Clark

196w ago

I am Diana (Shilander) Clark from Shelby. I knew Carol ever since I was 5 years old in 1948. I attended St. Mary's Lake school and the kindergarten class was large - 7!! and there were not enough seats so each of us had to sit with an older sibling. I didn't have an older sibling, so Carol was my "big sister". Kindergarten students had a half day and I remember overhearing my Mother telling Carol at a PTA Get-to-Gather to "make sure Diana's coat is buttoned up" when I walked the mile home. It was always nice to occasionally bump into her in the Hart area. We visited a lot when she worked at the Vintage Rose resale shop. She will always be special to me.

Donna