Carol A. Lyman

March 19, 1936 - August 21, 2014

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Carol A. Lyman (nee: Bedford) age 78, of Hartsgrove Twp., passed away Aug 21, 2014 at home. Born March 19, 1936 in Lakewood to Charles and Helen (nee: Reinert) Bedford, she had been a lifelong area resident. Carol worked as a teller for Ohio Savings Bank, most recently at the Willowick branch, retiring in 1990. Her greatest joy was spending time with her family and her cats. Survivors include her children Larry Thomason of Eastlake, Diane (Michael) Stacey of Hartsgrove Twp, Cynthia (Gary) Groskopf of Hartsgrove Twp. and Scott Thomason of Euclid; grandchildren Michael Groskopf, Michael Stacey II, Kevin Stacey, Scott Thomason II and Brandy Thomason and great-granddaughter Katelynn. She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband Larry E. Thomason and second husband Robert H. Lyman. Private family services were held. Donations suggested to a charity of your choice dealing with animals. Arrangements by the Burr Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Chardon.

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Carol was my mother's "Cousin Carol"....Mom was daughter of oldest Bedford, Carol daughter of youngest.....Researching family history, sorry to hear that one my mother spoke so well of passed away and quite some time ago....Recall Carol had daughter that my mom said worked in DC?

I can't remember when I first met Carol on Pogo.com, but we seemed to hit it off and became good "Pogo buds" over time. During the time we spent online we learned a lot about one another and our respective families. Carol was such a loving, kind and sweet woman who dearly loved her family and pets. She brought happiness and laughter into my life simply by being the wonderful woman she was. She will be sorely missed. And I thank her daughter for being so kind to let me know of her passing. God bless your family, and know that now she can be at peace and no longer be in any pain or suffering. Carol, wherever you are now, I'm thinking of you and you will never be forgotten.

I can't remember when I first met Carol on Pogo.com, but over time we became "Pogo buds". I will always cherish my memories of such a wonderful lady who brought joy, happiness, laughter and companionship into my life simply by being the special person she was. She will be sorely missed. I am glad that she will no longer have to suffer, but can find peace in the hereafter. I thank her daughter with whom she was living for letting me know of her passing. God bless your family. You had a super mom! Harold (Charlottesville, VA)