Carol Miekow McDaniel 73, passed away on February 3, 2018, in Round Rock, Texas, after a courageous battle with Leukemia.
She was born on December 29, 1944, in Terrell, Texas. Her mother Virginia Jones died at an early age and she was raised by her stepmother, Vicki Miekow, her mother's sister.
Carol graduated from Eagle Lake High School, then Austin Community College and finally received her MBA from the University of Texas. Throughout college she worked at the Texas School of the Deaf.
After graduation she displayed a savvy business sense with a keen insight for finance. Her career path led her through years at Tracor, Texas Worker's Commission, then Hutto and Copeland Independent School Districts as a Special Education Instructor.
Carol showed her true grit for many years as a single mom raising two busy boys. Through a mutual friend she met Dennis McDaniel and they were married in 1991.
Traveling to new places in their camper, reading and live blue grass music festivals were just a few of her varied interests. She also loved time spent on her back porch with a cold drink, Dennis and dear friends.
Her true passion and delight were her grandchildren. It was easy to see by the way she got down on the floor, played and laughed with them. At the very end and most importantly, though, she professed her love for Christ.
Mrs. McDaniel is survived by her husband of 25 years, Dennis McDaniel; 2 sons and their spouses, Joseph and Robyn Piotrowski, Casey and Jenny McDaniel; 6 grandchildren Jay, Cline, Lincoln and Brynn Piotrowski, Case and Crew McDaniel; three sisters, Vicki Lee Mascharka, Mary Rucker and Linda Andrew; 3 step-children, Eva McDaniel, Dena Wilks and Lee McDaniel.
A celebration of Carol McDaniel's life will be held on Saturday, February 17, at 2:00 p.m., at the Taylor SPJST Lodge 29.
She was born on December 29, 1944, in Terrell, Texas. Her mother Virginia Jones died at an early age and she was raised by her stepmother, Vicki Miekow, her mother's sister.
Carol graduated from Eagle Lake High School, then Austin Community College and finally received her MBA from the University of Texas. Throughout college she worked at the Texas School of the Deaf.
After graduation she displayed a savvy business sense with a keen insight for finance. Her career path led her through years at Tracor, Texas Worker's Commission, then Hutto and Copeland Independent School Districts as a Special Education Instructor.
Carol showed her true grit for many years as a single mom raising two busy boys. Through a mutual friend she met Dennis McDaniel and they were married in 1991.
Traveling to new places in their camper, reading and live blue grass music festivals were just a few of her varied interests. She also loved time spent on her back porch with a cold drink, Dennis and dear friends.
Her true passion and delight were her grandchildren. It was easy to see by the way she got down on the floor, played and laughed with them. At the very end and most importantly, though, she professed her love for Christ.
Mrs. McDaniel is survived by her husband of 25 years, Dennis McDaniel; 2 sons and their spouses, Joseph and Robyn Piotrowski, Casey and Jenny McDaniel; 6 grandchildren Jay, Cline, Lincoln and Brynn Piotrowski, Case and Crew McDaniel; three sisters, Vicki Lee Mascharka, Mary Rucker and Linda Andrew; 3 step-children, Eva McDaniel, Dena Wilks and Lee McDaniel.
A celebration of Carol McDaniel's life will be held on Saturday, February 17, at 2:00 p.m., at the Taylor SPJST Lodge 29.
Carol Miekow McDaniel 73, passed away on February 3, 2018, in Round Rock, Texas, after a courageous battle with Leukemia.
She was born on December 29, 1944, in Terrell, Texas. Her mother Virginia Jones died at an early age and she was raised by her stepmother, Vicki Miekow, her mother's sister.
Carol graduated from Eagle Lake High School, then Austin Community College and finally received her MBA from the University of Texas. Throughout college she worked at the Texas School of the Deaf.
After graduation she displayed a savvy business sense with a keen insight for finance. Her career path led her through years at Tracor, Texas Worker's Commission, then Hutto and Copeland Independent School Districts as a Special Education Instructor.
Carol showed her true grit for many years as a single mom raising two busy boys. Through a mutual friend she met Dennis McDaniel and they were married in 1991.
Traveling to new places in their camper, reading and live blue grass music festivals were just a few of her varied interests. She also loved time spent on her back porch with a cold drink, Dennis and dear friends.
Her true passion and delight were her grandchildren. It was easy to see by the way she got down on the floor, played and laughed with them. At the very end and most importantly, though, she professed her love for Christ.
Mrs. McDaniel is survived by her husband of 25 years, Dennis McDaniel; 2 sons and their spouses, Joseph and Robyn Piotrowski, Casey and Jenny McDaniel; 6 grandchildren Jay, Cline, Lincoln and Brynn Piotrowski, Case and Crew McDaniel; three sisters, Vicki Lee Mascharka, Mary Rucker and Linda Andrew; 3 step-children, Eva McDaniel, Dena Wilks and Lee McDaniel.
A celebration of Carol McDaniel's life will be held on Saturday, February 17, at 2:00 p.m., at the Taylor SPJST Lodge 29.
She was born on December 29, 1944, in Terrell, Texas. Her mother Virginia Jones died at an early age and she was raised by her stepmother, Vicki Miekow, her mother's sister.
Carol graduated from Eagle Lake High School, then Austin Community College and finally received her MBA from the University of Texas. Throughout college she worked at the Texas School of the Deaf.
After graduation she displayed a savvy business sense with a keen insight for finance. Her career path led her through years at Tracor, Texas Worker's Commission, then Hutto and Copeland Independent School Districts as a Special Education Instructor.
Carol showed her true grit for many years as a single mom raising two busy boys. Through a mutual friend she met Dennis McDaniel and they were married in 1991.
Traveling to new places in their camper, reading and live blue grass music festivals were just a few of her varied interests. She also loved time spent on her back porch with a cold drink, Dennis and dear friends.
Her true passion and delight were her grandchildren. It was easy to see by the way she got down on the floor, played and laughed with them. At the very end and most importantly, though, she professed her love for Christ.
Mrs. McDaniel is survived by her husband of 25 years, Dennis McDaniel; 2 sons and their spouses, Joseph and Robyn Piotrowski, Casey and Jenny McDaniel; 6 grandchildren Jay, Cline, Lincoln and Brynn Piotrowski, Case and Crew McDaniel; three sisters, Vicki Lee Mascharka, Mary Rucker and Linda Andrew; 3 step-children, Eva McDaniel, Dena Wilks and Lee McDaniel.
A celebration of Carol McDaniel's life will be held on Saturday, February 17, at 2:00 p.m., at the Taylor SPJST Lodge 29.
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