Carolyn Ann Gaunt

Tami and family, We were so sorry to hear of Carol's (Mom) passing. She was a sweet, loving person. Our prayers to the family and blessings during this difficult time. She will be missed.

- Dawn Hagen and Bob Walma

I was saddened to read of Carolyn's passing. When SW Co-op Preschool was at the church, she and Roy were always so nice to me. My prayers to the family and blessings during this difficult time.

- Beth Zakem

Tammy, Todd and my buddy Dawn, My heart goes out to you and yours. Give your selves time and i will be thinking of you.

- valerie mockerman-scott

Our deepest sympathy to Roy and the family, from Canadian friends.

- Claude and Andrée Landriault

Having met Carol at Pioneer Village, we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Roy and the family for your loss. She was a very warm and giving person. May you find courage, strength and peace in knowing that she is in a wonderful place!!

- Gerard & Simonne Arsenault

Deepest sympathy to Roy and family. You were wonderful neighbors to our family for 37 years!! May God's grace, love and mercy surround you as you grieve.

- Beth (Groenink) DeHamer

I was so terribly sorry to learn of the death of Carol and extend my warmest sympathy and hugs to Roy and family. More memories of Pioneer Village in Florida to add to my lifetime. I am comforted to know that Carol is at peace and free from pain, but will always remember her smiles! Thinking of you all at this time. May your happy memories bring smiles to your faces during these difficult times. Heather Fletcher

- Heather Fletcher

our deepest sympathy to her loving husband Roy and all her family We knew Carol from Pioneervillage May she rest in peace

- francine and Jean -Guy (Boum)

Marie-Josée joins me to give you our sympathy for the death of Carolyn. We are the first Quebecois to get to Pioneer Village and each time, Carolyn wished us welcome so warm. We'll think about it when we arrived in Florida.

- Denis Boivin

Tami and family, we are sorry to hear of Carol's / your mother's passing. It sounds like she brought a lot of joy to those who knew her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. - Jon & Kate Hasenbank

- Jon and Kate Hasenbank

So sorry for you loss. So sad to hear this thinking of you guys and love u

- Rose

So sad to hear of Carol's passing. Our prayers are for you and the family Roy. Love, Larry & Sharon Zimmerman

- Sharon & Larry Zimmerman

My sympathy to the Gaunt and Voetberg famileys.

- Donna Aukeman

Roy and Family, So sorry to hear that you have loss Carolyn. Such a special person. We had so many good times together when we lived next door so many years ago. I wonder just how many games of Peanuts we played. Your family gave me my official nickname of DOOB. Thank you for all the good memories. May God grant you his Grace and Peace, Love to all of you!!, Gene and Doob.

- Gene and Carol Vander Wall

I want to extend my condolences to the Gaunt family at this most difficult time. It's never easy loosing a loved one but the Bible tells us at John 5:28, 29 you will see Carolyn again. Until then may your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrated a life well lived. For more information please see J.W.org.

- Mrs Ross

So sorry to hear of your mothers passing. They where our neighbours at Pioneer Village. Always happy and always having a joke for laughter every time we saw them. We first met your parents in 2006 and found out that they where friends with my first cousin ( Dennis & Donna Harris-Clinton Ontario CANADA). From there on we visited many times. God Bless You Roy !! in the loss of your dear wife

- Glenn & Grace Hodgins and Gerald and Irene Lyn

My deepest heartfelt sympathy with the loss of Carol (Mom) Gaunt. She was a special person cherished and loved by so many. Her smile and laughter lit up the room and was contagious. Her loving and giving nature went above and beyond without falter, for both family and friends. Her embrace was sincere and given with loving enthusiasm. As I pause and reflect, Mom Gaunt provided valuable insights through her actions, by her words and in touching others with her spirit. Mom always made you feel like you were the most important person, even amongst a large gathering. Even now I can hear her call “Susie Bell,” (whenever we greeted), which was immediately followed up with one of her special heartfelt hugs. Mom treasured her family & friends. She always thought of others by doing something special….Be it homemade gifts, planning a pool party, making a special dish that was everyone’s favorite, opening her home to family & friends, or sharing her laughter and stories. Over the years, Mom joined & enriched many of our HH gatherings (a girls group) and other planed festivities. She is a gem in our group that will always be treasured. I remember the first time seeing her wear her red hat, she was so poised and cheerful. That hat was a symbol that honored her and those she loved…..her girls. One of my favorite memories was the joining our two girls groups for a superb bridging of the generation gap. Of course there really was no gap. As our groups met for an afternoon, of which, many great stories surfaced that when retold had everyone in stiches. Carol Gaunt truly celebrated and had a zest for life. She knew the importance of family and friends, giving, loving, laughing, and sharing her spirit. Her kind and thoughtful nature was a Blessing to all. Carol will be sadly missed. Love & prayers to the family, Suz Dines

- Susie Bell Dines

We were sorry to hear about Carol's passing. Our prayers and thoughts are being sent your way. May God grant you peace & strength during these difficult days ahead.

- Dan & Sandy Tebo