Carie L. Pixley passed away at her home after a brief illness.
She entered the world as the younger sister to Candy with barely a year between them. They were often taken for twins, their resemblance so astounding. She was a loving child who would give you the shirt off her back or her candy bar! She grew to be a beautiful young woman. She studied at Mr. Leon's, and also at Good Samaritan for her CNA certificate. She worked for a while at Latah Care Center. She was extremely empathetic to the seniors and loved working with them.
She was quite the flower child, enjoying barter fairs, wearing tie-dye and cooking in the food wagon. Carie liked the simple life, a little sewing, cooking and hanging out with friends. In her last years she was a troubled spirit, but under it all, still, a good person who will be missed by friends and family.
Carie is survived by her parents, Kathy and Keith Wilson, and Les and Sherry Pixley. She leaves behind her brothers and sisters, Candy, Troy, Stephanie, Greg, and Chris. She will be missed by her many nieces and nephews. Most of all she will be missed by her children, Mindy, Travis and Kyle, and grandchild, Kaydence.
Daily News March 22, 2013
She entered the world as the younger sister to Candy with barely a year between them. They were often taken for twins, their resemblance so astounding. She was a loving child who would give you the shirt off her back or her candy bar! She grew to be a beautiful young woman. She studied at Mr. Leon's, and also at Good Samaritan for her CNA certificate. She worked for a while at Latah Care Center. She was extremely empathetic to the seniors and loved working with them.
She was quite the flower child, enjoying barter fairs, wearing tie-dye and cooking in the food wagon. Carie liked the simple life, a little sewing, cooking and hanging out with friends. In her last years she was a troubled spirit, but under it all, still, a good person who will be missed by friends and family.
Carie is survived by her parents, Kathy and Keith Wilson, and Les and Sherry Pixley. She leaves behind her brothers and sisters, Candy, Troy, Stephanie, Greg, and Chris. She will be missed by her many nieces and nephews. Most of all she will be missed by her children, Mindy, Travis and Kyle, and grandchild, Kaydence.
Daily News March 22, 2013
Carie L. Pixley passed away at her home after a brief illness.
She entered the world as the younger sister to Candy with barely a year between them. They were often taken for twins, their resemblance so astounding. She was a loving child who would give you the shirt off her back or her candy bar! She grew to be a beautiful young woman. She studied at Mr. Leon's, and also at Good Samaritan for her CNA certificate. She worked for a while at Latah Care Center. She was extremely empathetic to the seniors and loved working with them.
She was quite the flower child, enjoying barter fairs, wearing tie-dye and cooking in the food wagon. Carie liked the simple life, a little sewing, cooking and hanging out with friends. In her last years she was a troubled spirit, but under it all, still, a good person who will be missed by friends and family.
Carie is survived by her parents, Kathy and Keith Wilson, and Les and Sherry Pixley. She leaves behind her brothers and sisters, Candy, Troy, Stephanie, Greg, and Chris. She will be missed by her many nieces and nephews. Most of all she will be missed by her children, Mindy, Travis and Kyle, and grandchild, Kaydence.
Daily News March 22, 2013
She entered the world as the younger sister to Candy with barely a year between them. They were often taken for twins, their resemblance so astounding. She was a loving child who would give you the shirt off her back or her candy bar! She grew to be a beautiful young woman. She studied at Mr. Leon's, and also at Good Samaritan for her CNA certificate. She worked for a while at Latah Care Center. She was extremely empathetic to the seniors and loved working with them.
She was quite the flower child, enjoying barter fairs, wearing tie-dye and cooking in the food wagon. Carie liked the simple life, a little sewing, cooking and hanging out with friends. In her last years she was a troubled spirit, but under it all, still, a good person who will be missed by friends and family.
Carie is survived by her parents, Kathy and Keith Wilson, and Les and Sherry Pixley. She leaves behind her brothers and sisters, Candy, Troy, Stephanie, Greg, and Chris. She will be missed by her many nieces and nephews. Most of all she will be missed by her children, Mindy, Travis and Kyle, and grandchild, Kaydence.
Daily News March 22, 2013
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