Carol JoAnn Forsyth

Carol JoAnn Forsyth was born December 20, 1952, the second daughter of John and Agnes Forsyth, following the birth of her sister Jannette I. Forsyth (Taylor) who was born December 20, 1951.  Carol's younger brother, Robert A. Forsyth was born April 17, 1956.

Carol's hobbies consisted of Tri-cam Painting, cross stitching, and other crafts which required fine detailed work.  Carol also enjoyed playing Pinochle and Gin Rummy with her mother,

Carol worked many years with a company now called Accurate Molded Plastics in the Production and Quality Assurance Departments.  Carol finished out her working career at the Coeur d'Alene Casino.

Carol moved into the Life Care Center in Hayden due to diminishing health where she lived comfortably and happily for many years, making friends with other seniors and convalescents.  Carol lived out her last years enjoying working on her hobbies, watching T.V., reading books, and kidding around with the staff.

Carol's health continued to decrease over the years and she was never able to fully recover to her old self.  She became increasingly depressed and started to speak of missing her Mother, Father, Sister, and Boston Boxer Penny Sue who all preceded her in passing into the afterlife.

Carol was placed into Hospice Care just before passing peacefully into the afterlife on January 14, 2024, in the late afternoon.  Carol is survived by her brother, Robert, his wife Rosalia their children Janet Abrahamson, Danilo Forsyth and her nieces Nicole Jaramillo, her children Xavier Jaramillo, Logan Jaramillo, Ororo Jaramillo and Phoenix Jaramillo and Mary Taylor and her children Johnathan Forsyth and Kensi Forsyth. 

Carol will be cremated at Bell Tower in Post Falls, Idaho and her ashes will be laid to rest with her mother, father, and sister on a family plot in Plummer, Idaho, where a small graveside memorial will be held at a later date.