Carol Ann Walls Verran, 68, of Ontonagon, died at 3:07pm on September 10, 2014. Carol was born on December 21, 1946 in Trout Creek, MI. She was the daughter of Wilbert and Taimi Walls. She graduated from Trout Creek High School in 1965 and went to Beauty College in Marquette, MI. She is survived be her daughter Teresa Wilder, daughter Kim Sue (Brian) Raisanen and son John (Danielle) Verran. Carol loved being a Grandmother and is survived by her Grandchildren Jaimie, Alyssa and Chelsea and by great-grandchildren Gavin, Eli, Oliver, Coda, and Kyler.

She is also survived by brothers Dave (Patsy) Walls, Dennis (Barbara) Walls Ken (Pam) Walls, and sisters Marian Walls and Lois (Red) Cowper and aunts Elma Hirvonen and Shirley Madden and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.

Carol was very active making hook rugs, dancing to the 60's and 70's music, cooking and baking and sharing recipes. She loved to cook and serve meals at the center where she worked. She never said no to a shopping trip and would brag about beating folks to good "deals". She loved joke telling and was quite a story teller. Words always intrigued her and she would come up with words and the definitions most never heard of.

Most of all, Carol loved people an life. She grew to know and like everyone she met. She never forgot a phone number, address, or birthday and never kept a written address book. She was always our family historian. If we couldn't remember a date or name we would say "Call Carol". There are numerous people who are missing Carols' calls and letters today. Rest in Peace, Carol.

The family would like to thank Copper Country Mental Health, The Ontonagon Center and Harbor House for the care and compassion provided to Carol and her family, also St Clair's Ministry Hospital in Wausau. Funeral services will be held at the Trout Creek Lutheran Church on Tuesday, September 16, 2014 at 2:00pm with visitation from 1:00 to 2:00pm before services. Burial will be at the Trout Creek cemetery following the service. All are invited for food and fellowship at the Church following the burial service.