Carol J. Pinsker
January 10, 1938 ~ March 5, 2024
Carol J. Pinsker, 86, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2024. Carol had a love of antiques and had several shops including the Armadillo. She was an active community volunteer and an adventurous world traveler. Celebration of Life will be from 3:00 - 5:00 pm, Saturday, April 6, 2024, at Larksfield Place Auditorium.She is preceded in death by her husband, Donald W. Pinsker; parents, Eugene and Gladys Livingston; brother, Robert Livingston; sister, Jo Ann Smith; grandson Dustin Harpool; and dear friend, Jack Turner.Carol is survived by her daughters, Dana Pinsker Harpool of Wichita, Diane Pinsker-Caco of Bridgeport, CT; grandchildren, Sarah (Tim) Johnson, Stephen (Perla) Harpool; nieces, Lori Schaefer and Melissa (Scott) Atkinson; brothers, Roy (June) and David (Sheila) Livingston; great-grandchildren, Emma and Benjamin Johnson. A memorial has been established with: Susan G. Komen, 13770 Noel Rd., Ste. 801889, Dallas, TX 75380. Services in care of Downing & Lahey Mortuary - East Chapel.
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Carol was a great person to explore the world including oceans. My brother Jack Turner accompanied her overseas after her husband passed away. They were close until he died. She was pleasant and delightful in conversation and we appreciated her family gatherings which she would have seasonally. She was smart and witty and knew a great deal of the world. Our best to her family on her passing. Roger and Becky Turner
Carol was a dear and faithful friend. She and my father, Jack Turner, were the perfect couple and loved each other deeply. I always enjoyed dinner with her and Dad at the Candle Club and hearing about all of her world travels. She lived a wonderful life. I wish peace to her and her family.
My Aunt Carol…a lady who made a very strong impression on me as a teen…our interests are the same, our noses are similar, i pray I can show the sweet gift of hospitality the way she showed me when my California family stayed with her. What a love of life she led!! I’m thankful to know i am named after her.
With love to those who love her,
Carrie Livingston Thiart