Thelma Carol Wassman "Carol"

In loving memory of Thelma Carol Wassman “Carol”, our dear wife, mother and grandmother who peacefully passed away on March 15th, after bravely battling Breast Cancer and Parkinson's disease.  Carol's unwavering faith in her religion and her Lord guided her through life's challenges, bringing her the comfort and strength to fight tirelessly.
 
 Carol was a beacon of resilience, facing her battle with cancer with unwavering strength, humor, and optimism. Despite the hardships she endured, she never lost her infectious laughter or her positive outlook on life. Her ability to find joy in even the darkest of times inspired all who knew her.  
 
 Carol cherished her family above all else, finding joy in every moment spent with her beloved husband, cherished daughter, adored grandchildren, and treasured great-grandchildren. Her love knew no bounds, and her presence brought warmth and comfort to all who knew her.
 
 A talented artisan, Carol expressed her creativity through her beautiful jewelry creations and beautiful colorings, leaving behind tangible reminders of her love and creativity for generations to come.
 
 Her unwavering support, wisdom, and kindness will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Though she may no longer be with us in body, her spirit will forever live on in our hearts, inspiring us to cherish each other and live with the same grace and love that she exemplified.
 
 Carol is survived by her husband John (Jack) Wassman, her daughter Alisa Scheps, her grandchildren, Amber Vance and Husband Sean, Logan Scheps and wife Alicia, Justin Scheps and wife Julie, Natasha Johnson and husband Dustin and great grandchildren, Evelynne Austin-Scheps, Tanner Vance, Benjamin Scheps and Cayden Vance, and very many friends and acquaintances who were all touched by knowing her.

Flowers or plants may be sent by using the link below, or in lieu of flowers or plants the family asks that donations be sent to the Breast Cancer Awareness or Parkinson’s Awareness funds.  
 
 May she rest in eternal peace, reunited with her Heavenly Father, where pain and suffering are no more.