After a courageous battle with cancer, Caryl Ann Morse passed away peacefully with her family at her side on Saturday, 1 May 2010.
She was born 17 Nov 1929 in Bay City, MI to Doris and Lloyd Schweinsbert. Caryl was active in Bay City Players and taught dancing for the Valentine Dance Academy. She married Frederick on 16 Jul 1949. They moved to Kinzua, OR, where Fred learned the lumbering business before they moved back to Michigan to raise their family.
Carl loved the outdoors, where they lived on Sand Lake in the Irish Hills. After leaving Michigan in 1978, the couple moved to Citrus Heights, CA where they lived until 1990. They then moved to Ridgecrest, CA to be near family. Caryl lived a beautiful life. She traveled extensively with her husband and lived her life full of love for her children, her husband and nature.
She is survived by Frederick, her husband of over 60 years; daughters Barbara Lewis (and Jim Hallo); Kathryn Olaughlin; LInda Simoneau (and Wil); and son Stewart (and Nancy); her five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was born 17 Nov 1929 in Bay City, MI to Doris and Lloyd Schweinsbert. Caryl was active in Bay City Players and taught dancing for the Valentine Dance Academy. She married Frederick on 16 Jul 1949. They moved to Kinzua, OR, where Fred learned the lumbering business before they moved back to Michigan to raise their family.
Carl loved the outdoors, where they lived on Sand Lake in the Irish Hills. After leaving Michigan in 1978, the couple moved to Citrus Heights, CA where they lived until 1990. They then moved to Ridgecrest, CA to be near family. Caryl lived a beautiful life. She traveled extensively with her husband and lived her life full of love for her children, her husband and nature.
She is survived by Frederick, her husband of over 60 years; daughters Barbara Lewis (and Jim Hallo); Kathryn Olaughlin; LInda Simoneau (and Wil); and son Stewart (and Nancy); her five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
After a courageous battle with cancer, Caryl Ann Morse passed away peacefully with her family at her side on Saturday, 1 May 2010.
She was born 17 Nov 1929 in Bay City, MI to Doris and Lloyd Schweinsbert. Caryl was active in Bay City Players and taught dancing for the Valentine Dance Academy. She married Frederick on 16 Jul 1949. They moved to Kinzua, OR, where Fred learned the lumbering business before they moved back to Michigan to raise their family.
Carl loved the outdoors, where they lived on Sand Lake in the Irish Hills. After leaving Michigan in 1978, the couple moved to Citrus Heights, CA where they lived until 1990. They then moved to Ridgecrest, CA to be near family. Caryl lived a beautiful life. She traveled extensively with her husband and lived her life full of love for her children, her husband and nature.
She is survived by Frederick, her husband of over 60 years; daughters Barbara Lewis (and Jim Hallo); Kathryn Olaughlin; LInda Simoneau (and Wil); and son Stewart (and Nancy); her five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was born 17 Nov 1929 in Bay City, MI to Doris and Lloyd Schweinsbert. Caryl was active in Bay City Players and taught dancing for the Valentine Dance Academy. She married Frederick on 16 Jul 1949. They moved to Kinzua, OR, where Fred learned the lumbering business before they moved back to Michigan to raise their family.
Carl loved the outdoors, where they lived on Sand Lake in the Irish Hills. After leaving Michigan in 1978, the couple moved to Citrus Heights, CA where they lived until 1990. They then moved to Ridgecrest, CA to be near family. Caryl lived a beautiful life. She traveled extensively with her husband and lived her life full of love for her children, her husband and nature.
She is survived by Frederick, her husband of over 60 years; daughters Barbara Lewis (and Jim Hallo); Kathryn Olaughlin; LInda Simoneau (and Wil); and son Stewart (and Nancy); her five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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