Visitation
Carol A. Campbell, 79, of Morganton, NC, died Sunday, February 18, 2024.
Born in Ontario, Canada on November 18, 1944, she was the daughter of the late Robert Carl Beyeors and Mary Joseph Hanley Beyeors. Carol was an award-winning quilt maker and member of Praise Assembly of God. She was proud of her American citizenship, which she acquired on August 17, 2016.
Carol is survived by her daughter, Sheri Campbell; sister, Deborah Levendusky; special cousin, Sheila Owens; and numerous extended family.
In addition to her parents, Carol was preceded in death by three siblings, Elizabeth Ferrin, Robert Beyeors, and Pauline Beyeors.
The funeral will be held at 3 p.m., Wednesday, February 21, 2024 at Praise Assembly of God with Rev. Kevin Crawford officiating. Burial will follow at Park Hill Memorial Gardens.
Sossoman Funeral Home and Crematory Center is assisting the family with the arrangements.
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Aunt Carol was very special to me and I will miss her. I know she is in heaven with her loved ones and I will see her when I get there. Sheri I am so sorry for your loss.
You was a blessing at church love the quilts you made for veterans at church and you will be missed but I know you are in heaven with my husband Randy.
Sherri, I am praying for pease and comfort for you. Carol was so loved by her church family. I personally am really going to miss her. In the short time that I got to know her, she became a dear friend. I just thank God for the assurance that I will see her again one day. We had Carol make a quilt for our grandson, Mason and he loves it so much. He sleeps with it every night. Sandy Hallyburton
I worked with Carol at BASF. She was also my neighbor. I thought the world of her and used her as a reference in my subsequent search for employment.
Carol, I will never forget the friendship we had. You made me the most beautiful quilt that I will always cherish. You took me to Asheville for a follow-up after my foot surgery several years ago. We had just talked on the phone two weeks ago and it was such a sweet conversation. I know you are happy and fully whole now in heaven, but I will miss you. My hope is knowing we will see you and all our loved ones again one day, which I truly believe will be very soon. Our sincere condolences to your daughter, Sherri and your extended family. Jani and Gary Carswell
I can’t remember the year Leslie and I asked Carol if she would like to go with us to a conference at the outer banks. We had a trailer there and rented a trailer next to ours for Carol. At that time we were involved with the exodus of the Jews (getting them to Israel ) ,we had a wonderful time together and she supported the Jewish mission.I have the most beautiful Menorah quilt hanging on the wall(which she made for us).She was a quiet servant of God but “actions speak louder than words.” Barbara Cartwright
You were so easy to love and will be greatly missed. See ya soon!