Carol, as she was known to family, was born in Clarks Hill, Indiana on January 24, 1934. She later moved to Thorntown and in 1947 moved to Crawfordsville area and settled on a farm in Mace. She graduated from New Ross High School.
She formerly worked at Donnelley’s in Crawfordsville and later did custodial work for area restaurants. She was very fond of animals, especially horses. She later moved to a horse ranch in Tennessee to help train horses, before moving back to the Mace community.
She had attended the Thorntown United Methodist Church and later the Mace United Methodist Church. She had lived a brief time in Attica and was attending the Attica Free Methodist Church.
She leaves behind her brother, James Franklin (Inez) Bryant, Noblesville and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Eleanor and three brothers, Charles, Bernard and Robert Bryant along with twin siblings.
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Carol, as she was known to family, was born in Clarks Hill, Indiana on January 24, 1934. She later moved to Thorntown and in 1947 moved to Crawfordsville area and settled on a farm in Mace. She graduated from New Ross High School.
She formerly worked at Donnelley’s in Crawfordsville and later did custodial work for area restaurants. She was very fond of animals, especially horses. She later moved to a horse ranch in Tennessee to help train horses, before moving back to the Mace community.
She had attended the Thorntown United Methodist Church and later the Mace United Methodist Church. She had lived a brief time in Attica and was attending the Attica Free Methodist Church.
She leaves behind her brother, James Franklin (Inez) Bryant, Noblesville and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by a sister, Eleanor and three brothers, Charles, Bernard and Robert Bryant along with twin siblings.
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