On November 20, 2021, Carol Linda Adams was called Home to be with the Lord at the age of 76. She was surrounded in person as well as virtually by her very large family. 

Carol is survived by her children, Sylvia, Robert, Marlene and Charlie; grandchildren, Gabriel, Jonathon, Justin, Joseph, Daesha-Lynn, Jessica, Kurtis, Kenny, Hansen and Elysia; great-grandchildren, Owen, Chloe, Madison, Noah and Ian; siblings, Joyce Ann and Marlene Jean of Ontario; aunts, Audrey and Doreen; nieces and nephew, Teresa, Genette and Chris.

She is sadly predeceased by her parents, Robert Nesbit and Dorothy Evelyn; elder sister, Dorothy Christina; and younger brother, Gordon Robert.

Carol was born in Toronto and grew up in Scarborough, ON with her four siblings, Dorothy, Joyce, Gordon and Marlene.

She spent most of her life residing in Prince George, BC. She was a devoted and long-standing member of The Pentecostal Tabernacle there.

She spent her last year in Kelowna, BC near her children, Charlie and Sylvia.

Carol leaves behind so many loved ones and numerous friends. The family would like to thank Ron McKibbon, Barb Washington, Debbie Meyers and Ruth Henwood for your thoughtful and enduring friendship. You all meant so much to Carol.

A private Funeral Service is to be conducted at Hanson's Funeral Chapel in West Kelowna, BC on November 26, 2021 with Pastor Turner officiating.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Carol's name will be graciously accepted at the Prince George Humane Society - www.pghumanesociety.ca.

God saw you getting tired,
The cure was not to be;
So He closed his arms around you,

And whispered, “Come with me.”

You suffered much in silence

Your spirit did not bend

You faced your pain with courage

Until the very end.

You tried so hard to stay with us

Your fight was all in vain

God took you to His loving home

And freed you from all pain.

Never does a day go by

That I don't think of you

A lump forms deep within my chest

And tears begin to flow.

So many times I've needed you

To talk, to share, to laugh

If love could have saved you

You never would have died.