Carol A. Krzeminski, currently of Florida, and formerly of Keego Harbor and Detroit, Michigan, passed away sudenly after a brief illness, surrounded by her loving and caring family.
Carol was born March 7th, 1942, in Monroe, Michigan, the eldest child of the late Joseph Anthony "Joe" and Ruth Ann (Ochs) Krzeminski. She resided in Carleton as a young child until her mother passed away in 1946. She then moved to Detroit with her father where she lived for many years, attending Cody High School and working in her step-mother's dog shop as a dog groomer for over 17 years until. She was employed by the shop just down the street from her home in Keego Harbor for several years until she officially retired in 2013.
Carol was known for her amazing cooking skills, especially her pies, she always cooked enough to feed a small army. She will always be remembered for her kind personality, smile and most of all, her love for family.
Carol is survived by many loving family members including her daughter Ruth Ann "Sally" (Darryl) Polo. Three grandchildren, great grandchildren. Also survived by two brothers Robert (Marilyn) Krzeminski of Detroit, Joseph Krzeminski of Holly and a sister Cynthia "Cindy" (Greg) Lorenc of Holly, Michigan. Also three neices, Pam, Gail and Janice and a nephew, John Timbers. She is also survived by her aunt Jeanette Bodine of Carleton, Michigan as well as numerous cousins and extended family members on both the Ochs and Krzeminski sides of the family.
She was preceded in death by her parents, step-mother Sophie Krzeminski in 2009, sister Darlene Krzeminski in 1946, step sister, Barbara Timbers in 2008, grandparents Anthony and Anna Krzeminski and Joseph and Olive Ochs.
According to her final wishes, her ashes will be buried next to her mother, Ruth, and sister Darlene in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Carleton, Michigan.
Carol was born March 7th, 1942, in Monroe, Michigan, the eldest child of the late Joseph Anthony "Joe" and Ruth Ann (Ochs) Krzeminski. She resided in Carleton as a young child until her mother passed away in 1946. She then moved to Detroit with her father where she lived for many years, attending Cody High School and working in her step-mother's dog shop as a dog groomer for over 17 years until. She was employed by the shop just down the street from her home in Keego Harbor for several years until she officially retired in 2013.
Carol was known for her amazing cooking skills, especially her pies, she always cooked enough to feed a small army. She will always be remembered for her kind personality, smile and most of all, her love for family.
Carol is survived by many loving family members including her daughter Ruth Ann "Sally" (Darryl) Polo. Three grandchildren, great grandchildren. Also survived by two brothers Robert (Marilyn) Krzeminski of Detroit, Joseph Krzeminski of Holly and a sister Cynthia "Cindy" (Greg) Lorenc of Holly, Michigan. Also three neices, Pam, Gail and Janice and a nephew, John Timbers. She is also survived by her aunt Jeanette Bodine of Carleton, Michigan as well as numerous cousins and extended family members on both the Ochs and Krzeminski sides of the family.
She was preceded in death by her parents, step-mother Sophie Krzeminski in 2009, sister Darlene Krzeminski in 1946, step sister, Barbara Timbers in 2008, grandparents Anthony and Anna Krzeminski and Joseph and Olive Ochs.
According to her final wishes, her ashes will be buried next to her mother, Ruth, and sister Darlene in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Carleton, Michigan.
Carol A. Krzeminski, currently of Florida, and formerly of Keego Harbor and Detroit, Michigan, passed away sudenly after a brief illness, surrounded by her loving and caring family.
Carol was born March 7th, 1942, in Monroe, Michigan, the eldest child of the late Joseph Anthony "Joe" and Ruth Ann (Ochs) Krzeminski. She resided in Carleton as a young child until her mother passed away in 1946. She then moved to Detroit with her father where she lived for many years, attending Cody High School and working in her step-mother's dog shop as a dog groomer for over 17 years until. She was employed by the shop just down the street from her home in Keego Harbor for several years until she officially retired in 2013.
Carol was known for her amazing cooking skills, especially her pies, she always cooked enough to feed a small army. She will always be remembered for her kind personality, smile and most of all, her love for family.
Carol is survived by many loving family members including her daughter Ruth Ann "Sally" (Darryl) Polo. Three grandchildren, great grandchildren. Also survived by two brothers Robert (Marilyn) Krzeminski of Detroit, Joseph Krzeminski of Holly and a sister Cynthia "Cindy" (Greg) Lorenc of Holly, Michigan. Also three neices, Pam, Gail and Janice and a nephew, John Timbers. She is also survived by her aunt Jeanette Bodine of Carleton, Michigan as well as numerous cousins and extended family members on both the Ochs and Krzeminski sides of the family.
She was preceded in death by her parents, step-mother Sophie Krzeminski in 2009, sister Darlene Krzeminski in 1946, step sister, Barbara Timbers in 2008, grandparents Anthony and Anna Krzeminski and Joseph and Olive Ochs.
According to her final wishes, her ashes will be buried next to her mother, Ruth, and sister Darlene in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Carleton, Michigan.
Carol was born March 7th, 1942, in Monroe, Michigan, the eldest child of the late Joseph Anthony "Joe" and Ruth Ann (Ochs) Krzeminski. She resided in Carleton as a young child until her mother passed away in 1946. She then moved to Detroit with her father where she lived for many years, attending Cody High School and working in her step-mother's dog shop as a dog groomer for over 17 years until. She was employed by the shop just down the street from her home in Keego Harbor for several years until she officially retired in 2013.
Carol was known for her amazing cooking skills, especially her pies, she always cooked enough to feed a small army. She will always be remembered for her kind personality, smile and most of all, her love for family.
Carol is survived by many loving family members including her daughter Ruth Ann "Sally" (Darryl) Polo. Three grandchildren, great grandchildren. Also survived by two brothers Robert (Marilyn) Krzeminski of Detroit, Joseph Krzeminski of Holly and a sister Cynthia "Cindy" (Greg) Lorenc of Holly, Michigan. Also three neices, Pam, Gail and Janice and a nephew, John Timbers. She is also survived by her aunt Jeanette Bodine of Carleton, Michigan as well as numerous cousins and extended family members on both the Ochs and Krzeminski sides of the family.
She was preceded in death by her parents, step-mother Sophie Krzeminski in 2009, sister Darlene Krzeminski in 1946, step sister, Barbara Timbers in 2008, grandparents Anthony and Anna Krzeminski and Joseph and Olive Ochs.
According to her final wishes, her ashes will be buried next to her mother, Ruth, and sister Darlene in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Carleton, Michigan.
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