Carol Kezama
September 12, 2024
May 18, 1949 - September 12, 2024
Carol Kezama, born on May 18, 1949, in Regina, SK, Canada, passed away peacefully on September 12, 2024, in her hometown. Predeceased by her Mother Madeline, Father George and brothers Dennis, Dwayne, Ken and Blaine. She was a beloved wife and Mother, a lover of life, she touched so many people’s hearts far and wide. Carol and her husband, Gerald Knoll, cherished her time spent camping and travelling with family and friends, creating lasting memories under the stars, across the waters and land.
Carol is survived by her three daughters, Desiree (Mike) Kezama and Candace (Mike) Kezama, Martine (Brent) Stillwell along with her grandchildren: Britt, Eric, Haley, Briggs, and Ryker and her great grand-daughter Mila. She is also remembered by her siblings Rhonda, Cindy (Bruce), Dave, Dale, and Trevor, Uncle Rupert (Barb) Marcia, sister-in-law Audrey (Maurice) Clark as well as her many nieces, nephews, extended family members and friends who will miss her dearly.
Carol's warm spirit and love for her family will forever be cherished in the hearts of those who knew her.
“I love you to the moon and back”
Carol would love nothing more than to have donations made to the Cancer Society in Lieu of flowers.
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Messages of Condolence
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you in your time of sorrow. So many memories of Carol bring not just a smile but heartfelt laughter at the shenanigans! She will be greatly missed Darlene and family ~ Darlene Tasker
I knew your Mom from when your Dad and my hubby played Old Timer's hockey together, years ago. Carol was such a positive, happy lady who always had a big smile and lit up the room. She was a super hard worker and definitely a Momma Bear regarding her girls. We both shared the love of animals. I can only imagine how much she will be missed. Please take care and know many others also have you in their thoughts and prayers. A special lady has left this world well loved. ~ Lynne Olsen
Condolences to all the family at this difficult time. Haven’t seen Carol in a long time but have many fond memories with Carol and Brian from years ago. ~ Bonnie & Mike Senior
Carol your friendship meant the world to me. It wasn't a long enough one but it felt as you were always there. You were an amazing woman and friend. I will miss you forever, love you. RIP my dear friend. Deepest sympathies to Gerry, Desiree, Candice, Martine and families you are in my thoughts and prayers. ~ Sheila Brandt
So sorry for ur lost . I know Carol will have left a big hole in everyone’s lives . She loved her children, grandchildren and Jerry very much. Like she said to the moon and back . ~ Sheron and Doug lanz
Our sympathy to all of Carol's family. We will miss that smile & laugh. Carol always brightened up any room with her infectious spirit of fun. ~ Don & Holly Matt
One of the first people I would have been introduced to when I started my employment at Water Conditioning in 1979. I was lucky to run into her again at a retirement lunch a couple of years ago. A beautiful soul. My condolences to the family ~ Dan Kirkpatrick
We will miss Carol, and are grateful for her friendship. Much love and peace to the family. ~ Lorri and Greg
We always enjoyed our visits with Carol. She was such a genuine person. Sincere condolences to all her family. Candace and Desiree you are in our thoughts and prayers. ~ Rod and June Beckett
We are saddened to hear of Carol's passing. Our deepest condolences. ~ John & Priscilla Kaczmar
Carol you were one of a kind. My fondest memory of you was when you worked for Water Conditioning. I would see you with such a great smile on your face, always. So happy with work and life. An inspiration. I loved seeing you at Costco or wherever I would bump into you. You will be sadly missed by all you touched in life. ~ Linda Fettes
Our condolences to Carol’s family on her passing. She was such a warm fun loving person. ~ Rodney and Wendy Koch