Carol Louise Dacenzo
Carol Louise Dacenzo (née Walters), born October 12, 1942, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, will be remembered for her devotion to her family and the love she shared with those closest to her.
Family was at the heart of Carol’s life. She cherished her loved ones and leaves behind a family whose lives were touched by her presence and whose memories of her will remain in their hearts forever. An avid Philadelphia Phillies fan, Carol also enjoyed cheering on her favorite team, a passion that was a special part of who she was.
Carol is survived by her daughters, Sheryl Dacenzo and Donna Schmidt (née Dacenzo). She was preceded in death by her beloved daughter, Angela Hoffman (née Dacenzo).
She will be lovingly remembered by her grandchildren, Christine Splaine(Rob), Andrew Hoffman, Tyler Hoffman, Joshua Bock(Abby), Nicholas Bock, Shannon Simpson, and Brielle Schmidt, as well as her great-grandchildren, Riley Hansen, Tommy Hansen, Jack Hansen, and Alexander Pagano (AJ).
Carol’s love and dedication to her family will continue to live on through the generations she leaves behind. She will be deeply missed and forever loved by all who knew her.
A family gathering to honor and celebrate Carol’s life will be held at a later date.
For the last 9 months i made your food washed your clothes ran my house with you giving me your advice as if i were 15 again. I stayed awake many late nights because you went to bed at 4 a. m. By 3 we were laughing so hard mom i couldn't stop. You mother were a riot. I enjoyed my 60 years of life with you now we both must move on. I love you Mom! Thank you for a childhood full of family and great memories. Rest in peace Mamma.
Growing up, my father’s sisters and their families were always a part of our holidays. Carol was the cousin I most related too. Memories fade, but I just remember her always laughing. In later years, I enjoyed catching up and sharing stories with her about our families at the reunions. She still had the infectious laugh, and a warmth. It was a blessing to know her.
Carol will be missed. I have fond memories as a child, when her and her children were a more common staple in my life. Carol always made it a point to talk with me and I always felt the love. As I grew older and I only really saw her at family reunions, she was such a point of sunshine. Laughter, funny little jokes, etc. I truly looked forward to seeing her during those visits and cherish having had her in my life.
Carol will be missed. I have fond memories as a child, when her and her children were a more common staple in my life. Carol always made it a point to talk with me and I always felt the love. As I grew older and I only really saw her at family reunions, she was such a point of sunshine. Laughter, funny little jokes, etc. I truly looked forward to seeing her during those visits and cherish having had her in my life.
Growing up, my father’s sisters and their families were always a part of our holidays. Carol was the cousin I most related too. Memories fade, but I just remember her always laughing. In later years, I enjoyed catching up and sharing stories with her about our families at the reunions. She still had the infectious laugh, and a warmth. It was a blessing to know her.
For the last 9 months i made your food washed your clothes ran my house with you giving me your advice as if i were 15 again. I stayed awake many late nights because you went to bed at 4 a. m. By 3 we were laughing so hard mom i couldn’t stop. You mother were a riot. I enjoyed my 60 years of life with you now we both must move on. I love you Mom! Thank you for a childhood full of family and great memories. Rest in peace Mamma.