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Mrs. Carolyn M. Holthaus

August 16, 1937 - July 20, 2016

Baltimore, MD

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Mrs. Carolyn M. Holthaus

August 16, 1937 - July 20, 2016

Baltimore, MD

Obituary

Mrs. Holthaus was born on August 16, 1937 and passed away on Wednesday, July 20, 2016.

Mrs. Holthaus was a resident of Baltimore, Maryland at the time of passing.

Graveside Service

Date & Time: July 26, 2016 (10:00 AM)
Venue: Parkwood Cemetery
Location: 3310 Taylor Avenue Baltimore, MD 21234 - (Get Directions)

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3 responses to Mrs. Carolyn M. Holthaus

Helene Holthaus says:

July 25, 2016

..We shared some Great memories and you were the Best Mom. Love you forever.

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James Burk says:

July 26, 2016

All the sweet things you did for me will always be remembered everytime I came around I always made sure I helped you and Vacuum and took the trash out and cutting the grass. At times I know I was a handful but I’m glad I had a chance to make up for those little bit of bad times that I did haveyou still forgave me and but I made sure I made amends with you before you past. Well now you can be with pop now and you don’t have to suffer anymore and I bet it feels good seeing pop after all that time well I love and I miss you always and forever you’ll never be forgotten r.I.p. Grandma you were the best grandmother that a grandson could evr hav

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MaryKay Holthaus says:

September 28, 2016

You hold a special place in our hearts Ms. Carolyn. You and Mom talked every night on the phone (most nights falling asleep talking to each other). I always knew when Mom was on the phone with Ms. Carolyn the phone was tied up for hours and hours. She loved you and when she got sick and could no longer talk on the phone she missed that so much . I will never forget your amazing handmade chocolate covered easter eggs. I would hide them from everyone in the house so I could have them all to myself. I know you and Mom are catching up and hooping and hollering up there in Heaven! May you be at peace with Mr. Joe and Mom !

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