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Carol Stroud McAdoo
22 de abril de 1951 - 17 de agosto de 2021
22 de abril de 1951 - 17 de agosto de 2021
On the evening of Tuesday, August 17, 2021, Carol Stroud McAdoo -- a loving mother and wonderful wife -- passed away at the age of 70. She passed away in her home in Knoxville, TN. Carol was a wonderful, loving, and supportive wife of 48 years, a caring friend, and a devoted mother. She is survived by her husband, John, daughter, Carrie, her brother, Donnie Stroud, and sister-in-law Connie. Carol was a dear friend to many others and truly strived to be a friend to all.
Carol was born to Robert and Ruth Stroud in 1951. She grew up in Statesville, TN. Graduated from Watertown High School in 1969. Carol lived a full life as a devoted mother to Carrie and wife to John. She worked in several banking-related jobs during her business career. She truly enjoyed her work and friendship with her co-workers. She loved reading many varieties of books and adored all of her different pets throughout her life.
We will miss her greatly.
The family has chosen to follow the health guidelines in order to protect the health and well-being of their family and friends and will not have any public service at this time. A future date will be announced later.
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Amanda Coffey
McAdoo, as I called her, welcomed me with open arms and her caring smile when I came to work in the Real Estate Lending Department. Carol was a dear friend of mine. She kept check on me and let me know, “hey you haven’t called me in a while.”
Dianne Gaddes
To the family, May God comfort you as only He can. My heart is saddened!! Carol Ann was a precious friend!! When she was a baby and I was 2, I called her "Carol Ann Baby". I have so many memories of us growing up.......wearing heels, makeup samples, and learning about Jesus. DiAnne Gaddes
Jessica E
The best co-worker, friend and advice giver that anyone could ever hope for. We have lost one of the biggest pieces to our puzzle that can never be replaced. I truly give Carol credit for teaching me everything I know, which she denied, but I know the truth, and will never forget her for it. I hope in my life to be just half as funny, witty, smart, rational, sincere, caring and empathetic as Carol was, the world would be a better place for it. She never wanted any credit for anything she did, because that is who she was as a person, but I give her credit for everything. People come in your life and change it for the better, and Carol was that person for me. I would give anything for one more conversation, but it will have to wait for now. John and Carrie, I hope you know how much you were the lights of her life. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
Joann & John Lang
We met John and Carol in 1976 when we lived next door. We were instant friends and remained the best of friends since. This friendship blessed us over the years in good times and sad times. Carol was a kind, sweet, loving person who valued her family above all. We will miss our friend and look forward to the time when we see her again. Carol: Enjoy Heaven and your family and friends there. Joann and John Lang
Jessica Aka Biddle
Carol was not only a co-worker/teammate, she was also a friend for over 10+ years. When I first started at the CU, I was in awe of her - she was full of knowledge, always helpful, and she told you like it was! She was the wittiest person I have ever met, funny, kind and she loved my cooking. Carol and I share a passion for books - she always laughed because I refused a Kindle, was always telling me to get one. She introduced me to many authors/books, we shared recipes, lunches and great conversation. I will be forever thankful that she came into my life. John and Carrie, I hope you know how much she was loved by her work family. Thank you for sharing her with us. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time. She loved you all so very much - she literally lit up when she spoke of her family (and pets!). I will miss her greatly. I will see you later, McAdoo.
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