Rich was born October 17, 1945 in Fort Dodge, IA where he grew up as a child. He moved to Omaha, NE and graduated Beveridge High School and attended classed at UNO. He was Vietnam vet who served in the Marine Corps.
He loved spending time with family and friends and playing board games, card games, and Casino games. He was everybody's handyman and was always involved in work parties.
Rich never had any pets of his own, but he loved animals, especially feeding the squirrels and birds that would come around his yard. He would buy big bags of peanuts and wildlife corn from Menards his favorite place to shop.
You could never tell if it was summer or winter with Rich as he always wore the same outfit of black jeans and a flannel shirt.
When Rich wasn't busy napping at home pretending to watch the Weather Channel, he would love to watch American's Funniest Videos or sitcoms.
Another one of his favorite past times was reading the Sunday comics and he would love to share the ones that reminded him of the family.
Rich always looked forward to the holidays especially the BBQ's as he was a big fan of cheeseburgers with lots of onions. He will be greatly missed at our table.
Preceded by:
Parents: Robert and Imo Carroll
Brother: Tim Carroll
Survived by:
Brother: Morrill (Jo) Carroll
Niece: Tracey
Nephew: Travis
Many more family and friends
Kremer Funeral Home
Published by Omaha World-Herald on Sep. 3, 2021
He loved spending time with family and friends and playing board games, card games, and Casino games. He was everybody's handyman and was always involved in work parties.
Rich never had any pets of his own, but he loved animals, especially feeding the squirrels and birds that would come around his yard. He would buy big bags of peanuts and wildlife corn from Menards his favorite place to shop.
You could never tell if it was summer or winter with Rich as he always wore the same outfit of black jeans and a flannel shirt.
When Rich wasn't busy napping at home pretending to watch the Weather Channel, he would love to watch American's Funniest Videos or sitcoms.
Another one of his favorite past times was reading the Sunday comics and he would love to share the ones that reminded him of the family.
Rich always looked forward to the holidays especially the BBQ's as he was a big fan of cheeseburgers with lots of onions. He will be greatly missed at our table.
Preceded by:
Parents: Robert and Imo Carroll
Brother: Tim Carroll
Survived by:
Brother: Morrill (Jo) Carroll
Niece: Tracey
Nephew: Travis
Many more family and friends
Kremer Funeral Home
Published by Omaha World-Herald on Sep. 3, 2021
Rich was born October 17, 1945 in Fort Dodge, IA where he grew up as a child. He moved to Omaha, NE and graduated Beveridge High School and attended classed at UNO. He was Vietnam vet who served in the Marine Corps.
He loved spending time with family and friends and playing board games, card games, and Casino games. He was everybody's handyman and was always involved in work parties.
Rich never had any pets of his own, but he loved animals, especially feeding the squirrels and birds that would come around his yard. He would buy big bags of peanuts and wildlife corn from Menards his favorite place to shop.
You could never tell if it was summer or winter with Rich as he always wore the same outfit of black jeans and a flannel shirt.
When Rich wasn't busy napping at home pretending to watch the Weather Channel, he would love to watch American's Funniest Videos or sitcoms.
Another one of his favorite past times was reading the Sunday comics and he would love to share the ones that reminded him of the family.
Rich always looked forward to the holidays especially the BBQ's as he was a big fan of cheeseburgers with lots of onions. He will be greatly missed at our table.
Preceded by:
Parents: Robert and Imo Carroll
Brother: Tim Carroll
Survived by:
Brother: Morrill (Jo) Carroll
Niece: Tracey
Nephew: Travis
Many more family and friends
Kremer Funeral Home
Published by Omaha World-Herald on Sep. 3, 2021
He loved spending time with family and friends and playing board games, card games, and Casino games. He was everybody's handyman and was always involved in work parties.
Rich never had any pets of his own, but he loved animals, especially feeding the squirrels and birds that would come around his yard. He would buy big bags of peanuts and wildlife corn from Menards his favorite place to shop.
You could never tell if it was summer or winter with Rich as he always wore the same outfit of black jeans and a flannel shirt.
When Rich wasn't busy napping at home pretending to watch the Weather Channel, he would love to watch American's Funniest Videos or sitcoms.
Another one of his favorite past times was reading the Sunday comics and he would love to share the ones that reminded him of the family.
Rich always looked forward to the holidays especially the BBQ's as he was a big fan of cheeseburgers with lots of onions. He will be greatly missed at our table.
Preceded by:
Parents: Robert and Imo Carroll
Brother: Tim Carroll
Survived by:
Brother: Morrill (Jo) Carroll
Niece: Tracey
Nephew: Travis
Many more family and friends
Kremer Funeral Home
Published by Omaha World-Herald on Sep. 3, 2021
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