Carole M. Grosswiller (Wise), 85, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, August 10th, 2022.
The daughter of William Henry Wise and Beatrice Mae (Tolbert) Wise. She was a 1954 graduate of East Canton High School and a member of St. Louis Catholic Church.
Carole led a very active and fun-filled life. As a former bow hunter, she enjoyed spending time outdoors, mowing her 2-acre yard, and watching birds frequent her feeders. She enjoyed an occasional visit to the casino as well as traveling with her family, especially by train! Carole’s greatest joy was her family. She made it a priority to know and keep current on her family
members’ activities and engaged in as many of them as she could.
Survived by her children: Ken (Maria) Grosswiller of Louisville, Debbie (Jeff) Hiltbrand of Columbus, and Lisa (Doug) Rauch of Alexandria, KY and grandchildren: Sarah (Colin) Boone,
Angela, Joey and Josh Grosswiller, Andrea and Lance Hockett, Mackenzie, Nick, and Trent Hiltbrand, Meredith (Kevin) Lehoe, Corey and Casey Rauch. Preceded in death by her
husband, Leo J. Grosswiller, Jr., and her parents.
Family and friends will be received on Wednesday, August 17th from 4-7pm at Paquelet-Falk Funeral Home, 303 S. Chapel St., Louisville. Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday,
Aug. 18th, 11:00am at St. Louis Catholic Church, 300 N. Chapel St., Louisville. Interment in St. Louis Cemetery. Please share memories and condolences at www.paqueletfalk.com
My dear friend,
I will miss everything about you. Your sense of humor, your love for the outdoors and wildlife and your unending love for all of your family and friends. Please keep a seat at your table for me. I await our next lunch together and the wonderful conversation we always had. We’ll have much to talk about and celebrate one day. Give Leo a kiss for me.
Your friend and lunch buddy, Trace 😘
Thank you. She truly loved the lunches and time you spent with her . Thanks so much .
Ken,
I am sorry for your loss. I just lost my mom a month and half ago.
Best Wishes,
Jody Tortora
The word that always come to mind when thinking about Uncle Leo and Aunt Carole is “Fun”. Over many years my family enjoyed so many family reunions, pig roasts, boating, fishing, picnics, steak fries over bon fires and excellent food and desserts. But the genuine warmth and love that we always experienced will always be appreciated. I trust that Aunt Carole, Uncle Leo and Linda are together watching out for us. My heart goes out to the kids, grand kids and friends who I am sure will miss her.
Thank you for the nice memories, it made me smile . It is my hope she is with Linda and dad as well. She is missed very much.
Christmas parties with her were always so special and it was always an honor to attend.
Thank you Kiara. Sweet of you to say your find memory with mom.
Ken an Debbie, So Sorry for your loss…My Prayers are with you both an Your Family an Friend’s…Debbie I always remember her in High school, she was one of the nicest an kindest friends I knew, an so Funny…an Ken was one of my Brother’s good friends…He Pole Vaulted with my Brother…Very nice Family!!! Love, Kathy Cashner an the Cashner Family..
TO THE GROSSWILLER FAMILY:
I recall meeting Carole at several DIEBOLD RETIREES’ LUNCHES THAT SHE ATTENDED WITH HER DEAR HUSBAND LEO. carole always greeted me with her warm smile.. Hold on to your fond memories during this most difficult time. GOD BLESS.
Thank you . Mom enjoyed those diebold luncheons and talking with you!
To Aunt Carole who always had a smile on her face….we will miss you and your laughter and kindness. God bless you always and say hello to Uncle Leo ❤