Carol was born to Fred Chester Midcap and Bertha Marie Hallett on their family farm and attended Fort Lupton schools where she met David. They were Head Boy and Head Girl, and were the charter members of the first National Honor Society at Fort Lupton High School. After graduating, she received a war time teaching certificate and taught until she and David married on February 4, 1945. After the war, they returned to farm northwest of Brighton, where they raised three children, Gary (Donna), John (Diana), and Marla (Howard). In 1958 she helped form the Country Circle Club which still continues to serve the community. With her passion for card playing, she and cousins played pinochle every month for 60 years. For many years, she and other ladies of the Brighton Methodist Church, cooked and served the Rotary dinners. In 1946, her family met for a picnic to celebrate the end of the war. That picnic has met every year since and Carol never missed even one.
Carol was born to Fred Chester Midcap and Bertha Marie Hallett on their family farm and attended Fort Lupton schools where she met David. They were Head Boy and Head Girl, and were the charter members of the first National Honor Society at Fort Lupton High School. After graduating, she received a war time teaching certificate and taught until she and David married on February 4, 1945. After the war, they returned to farm northwest of Brighton, where they raised three children, Gary (Donna), John (Diana), and Marla (Howard). In 1958 she helped form the Country Circle Club which still continues to serve the community. With her passion for card playing, she and cousins played pinochle every month for 60 years. For many years, she and other ladies of the Brighton Methodist Church, cooked and served the Rotary dinners. In 1946, her family met for a picnic to celebrate the end of the war. That picnic has met every year since and Carol never missed even one.
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