Simply CremationCarolyn Faye Marchese
Carolyn Faye Marchese, 72, of Buckeye, Arizona passed away July 2, 2020, in Buckeye, Arizona. She was born April 27, 1948, to John and Reba Burton in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Carolyn retired from AB Sunland, Inc. after working 15 years as the General Manager. She was co-founder of a non-profit organization called, “Make a Senior Smile.” She had a heart of gold and loved to make others smile. She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren. She will be deeply missed by all.
She is survived by her daughter Carrie Gutierrez; her sons Eugene Marchese, Jr., Christopher Harder, and David Nopar; her sister Debbie Hughes, and 9 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her mother Reba Burton, her father John Burton, and her husband of 41 years Eugene Marchese.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Mom, I miss you so much words can’ t describe the loss and pain I feel . It’s so hard to believe that your gone . Mom I love you so much and I will continue to make you proud. It was a honor to be your son and you will remain in my heart forever. I love you
I love you Carrie. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers 💗
Carol was an amazing woman. She worked my front desk at Arizona Choice Chiropratic for 5 years and was a true assest to the staff and the patients. She took the time to get to know the patients on a personal level and always had conversations with them about their family and daily life. She treated everyone with importance. I am blessed to know her. Rest in Paradise Carol.
Carol, I’m missing you everyday. You co-created Access to Seniors Networking group and later had the confidence in me to continue leading the group. You co-founded Make a Senior Smile, and again you had confidence in me to help fulfill its mission with the group. You were a beautiful person, a beautiful soul. You made a positive impact on many, on me, I will miss you dearly. I will always remember you. Forever in my 💖
I Miss you already Carol
I’m sad and still can’t believe your gone. I wait for your call and cry.
I can see you in Heaven walking up to Gene and Art and saying to them …
“Hey you’re not getting rid of me that easy.” 😉
I’ll always miss and love you my friend.
J
Rich&Linda Alves
Sorry to hear Gene I bowled together back in Torrance California in the 60s and in the 70s I bowled with him and Carol and been friends sense❤️🎳💑
Carol, you welcomed Jaida and I into your family from day one and showed us love. You have been the best mother in law possible and I’ve have always felt so blessed to be part of your family. You’ve raised strong, smart, independent children and mean the world to all of us. May you Rest In Peace and be in Genes loving arms.