Carol Annice Rambo was born to W.D. and Christine Rambo on February 2nd, 1942 in Brownwood Texas.
She graduated from Midland High School in the class of 1960. After high school, she first worked at the Midland Reporter-Telegram in the oil & gas department covering rig reports and oil field activity. She then attended Odessa Junior College from 1961-62. She began working for Texas-New Mexico Pipeline as a secretary in 1962.
Carol served as church secretary in Plainview & Bangs and as a Sales Representative for Rainbows & Halos Hairbows distributing to a wide area. She attended Howard Payne University from 1987 to 1993. In addition to teaching various ages of Sunday school classes in multiple places, she also volunteered in community service. Carol served on the original steering committee for Brown County Family Outreach, a state program that provided services and support to struggling families. Through Family Outreach, she became a Motherhood Mentor to several families in the Central Texas area. The four passions of her life were: 1. Family. 2. Singing specials and teaching her own children the joy of singing. Third, Books. From classic literature, to paperback crime chronicles, Carol Annice Rambo Freeman loved the written word and the enrichment that reading brings to life. And lastly, but most importantly, Jesus. As children, she and her brother, brought their own parents to the church that they found their salvation in when they lived in San Angelo. She then went on to meet a man, Eddie, and invite him to church. There began a lifetime ministry of sharing their love of Jesus with others.
FAMILY
Carol is survived by, husband Eddie Freeman of Cleburne, Daughter Kelly Branham (Joe) of Brownwood, Sons Kevin Freeman (Johanne) of Cleburne, Kerry Freeman (Bo) of Cleburne, Daughter Keris Fleck (Frank) of Burleson, 13 Grandchildren, Amanda Branham Perales, John Austin Branham, Andrew Branham,Connor Freeman, Ashley Branham, Daniel Freeman, Douglas Freeman, Delaney Freeman, Abigail Fleck, Carly Fleck, Emma Fleck, Noa Freeman, Charli Freeman, and 4 great grandchildren, Noah Aguirre, Canaan Aguirre, Christine Perales, Ryder Freeman, Brother Ronnie Rambo (Gayle) of Lewisville, a number of nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents W. D. & Christine Rambo.
PALLBEARERS
John Austin Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Andrew Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Connor Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Daniel Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Douglas Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Joe Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Frank Fleck, Honorary Pallbearer
Previ Aguirre, Honorary Pallbearer
She graduated from Midland High School in the class of 1960. After high school, she first worked at the Midland Reporter-Telegram in the oil & gas department covering rig reports and oil field activity. She then attended Odessa Junior College from 1961-62. She began working for Texas-New Mexico Pipeline as a secretary in 1962.
Carol served as church secretary in Plainview & Bangs and as a Sales Representative for Rainbows & Halos Hairbows distributing to a wide area. She attended Howard Payne University from 1987 to 1993. In addition to teaching various ages of Sunday school classes in multiple places, she also volunteered in community service. Carol served on the original steering committee for Brown County Family Outreach, a state program that provided services and support to struggling families. Through Family Outreach, she became a Motherhood Mentor to several families in the Central Texas area. The four passions of her life were: 1. Family. 2. Singing specials and teaching her own children the joy of singing. Third, Books. From classic literature, to paperback crime chronicles, Carol Annice Rambo Freeman loved the written word and the enrichment that reading brings to life. And lastly, but most importantly, Jesus. As children, she and her brother, brought their own parents to the church that they found their salvation in when they lived in San Angelo. She then went on to meet a man, Eddie, and invite him to church. There began a lifetime ministry of sharing their love of Jesus with others.
FAMILY
Carol is survived by, husband Eddie Freeman of Cleburne, Daughter Kelly Branham (Joe) of Brownwood, Sons Kevin Freeman (Johanne) of Cleburne, Kerry Freeman (Bo) of Cleburne, Daughter Keris Fleck (Frank) of Burleson, 13 Grandchildren, Amanda Branham Perales, John Austin Branham, Andrew Branham,Connor Freeman, Ashley Branham, Daniel Freeman, Douglas Freeman, Delaney Freeman, Abigail Fleck, Carly Fleck, Emma Fleck, Noa Freeman, Charli Freeman, and 4 great grandchildren, Noah Aguirre, Canaan Aguirre, Christine Perales, Ryder Freeman, Brother Ronnie Rambo (Gayle) of Lewisville, a number of nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents W. D. & Christine Rambo.
PALLBEARERS
John Austin Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Andrew Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Connor Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Daniel Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Douglas Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Joe Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Frank Fleck, Honorary Pallbearer
Previ Aguirre, Honorary Pallbearer
Carol Annice Rambo was born to W.D. and Christine Rambo on February 2nd, 1942 in Brownwood Texas.
She graduated from Midland High School in the class of 1960. After high school, she first worked at the Midland Reporter-Telegram in the oil & gas department covering rig reports and oil field activity. She then attended Odessa Junior College from 1961-62. She began working for Texas-New Mexico Pipeline as a secretary in 1962.
Carol served as church secretary in Plainview & Bangs and as a Sales Representative for Rainbows & Halos Hairbows distributing to a wide area. She attended Howard Payne University from 1987 to 1993. In addition to teaching various ages of Sunday school classes in multiple places, she also volunteered in community service. Carol served on the original steering committee for Brown County Family Outreach, a state program that provided services and support to struggling families. Through Family Outreach, she became a Motherhood Mentor to several families in the Central Texas area. The four passions of her life were: 1. Family. 2. Singing specials and teaching her own children the joy of singing. Third, Books. From classic literature, to paperback crime chronicles, Carol Annice Rambo Freeman loved the written word and the enrichment that reading brings to life. And lastly, but most importantly, Jesus. As children, she and her brother, brought their own parents to the church that they found their salvation in when they lived in San Angelo. She then went on to meet a man, Eddie, and invite him to church. There began a lifetime ministry of sharing their love of Jesus with others.
FAMILY
Carol is survived by, husband Eddie Freeman of Cleburne, Daughter Kelly Branham (Joe) of Brownwood, Sons Kevin Freeman (Johanne) of Cleburne, Kerry Freeman (Bo) of Cleburne, Daughter Keris Fleck (Frank) of Burleson, 13 Grandchildren, Amanda Branham Perales, John Austin Branham, Andrew Branham,Connor Freeman, Ashley Branham, Daniel Freeman, Douglas Freeman, Delaney Freeman, Abigail Fleck, Carly Fleck, Emma Fleck, Noa Freeman, Charli Freeman, and 4 great grandchildren, Noah Aguirre, Canaan Aguirre, Christine Perales, Ryder Freeman, Brother Ronnie Rambo (Gayle) of Lewisville, a number of nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents W. D. & Christine Rambo.
PALLBEARERS
John Austin Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Andrew Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Connor Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Daniel Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Douglas Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Joe Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Frank Fleck, Honorary Pallbearer
Previ Aguirre, Honorary Pallbearer
She graduated from Midland High School in the class of 1960. After high school, she first worked at the Midland Reporter-Telegram in the oil & gas department covering rig reports and oil field activity. She then attended Odessa Junior College from 1961-62. She began working for Texas-New Mexico Pipeline as a secretary in 1962.
Carol served as church secretary in Plainview & Bangs and as a Sales Representative for Rainbows & Halos Hairbows distributing to a wide area. She attended Howard Payne University from 1987 to 1993. In addition to teaching various ages of Sunday school classes in multiple places, she also volunteered in community service. Carol served on the original steering committee for Brown County Family Outreach, a state program that provided services and support to struggling families. Through Family Outreach, she became a Motherhood Mentor to several families in the Central Texas area. The four passions of her life were: 1. Family. 2. Singing specials and teaching her own children the joy of singing. Third, Books. From classic literature, to paperback crime chronicles, Carol Annice Rambo Freeman loved the written word and the enrichment that reading brings to life. And lastly, but most importantly, Jesus. As children, she and her brother, brought their own parents to the church that they found their salvation in when they lived in San Angelo. She then went on to meet a man, Eddie, and invite him to church. There began a lifetime ministry of sharing their love of Jesus with others.
FAMILY
Carol is survived by, husband Eddie Freeman of Cleburne, Daughter Kelly Branham (Joe) of Brownwood, Sons Kevin Freeman (Johanne) of Cleburne, Kerry Freeman (Bo) of Cleburne, Daughter Keris Fleck (Frank) of Burleson, 13 Grandchildren, Amanda Branham Perales, John Austin Branham, Andrew Branham,Connor Freeman, Ashley Branham, Daniel Freeman, Douglas Freeman, Delaney Freeman, Abigail Fleck, Carly Fleck, Emma Fleck, Noa Freeman, Charli Freeman, and 4 great grandchildren, Noah Aguirre, Canaan Aguirre, Christine Perales, Ryder Freeman, Brother Ronnie Rambo (Gayle) of Lewisville, a number of nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents W. D. & Christine Rambo.
PALLBEARERS
John Austin Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Andrew Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Connor Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Daniel Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Douglas Freeman, Honorary Pallbearer
Joe Branham, Honorary Pallbearer
Frank Fleck, Honorary Pallbearer
Previ Aguirre, Honorary Pallbearer
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