Carolyn Fay (Fulfer) Sliger was called home on Friday, February 3rd.
Those welcoming her home are her parents, Carl Lee and Loretta Tawney; husband Jay “J.D.” Hayes; husband Walter “Buddy” Fulfer; children Dana Hayes, James Hayes, and Teresa Fulfer; and sister-in-law Debbi Folger-Patterson.
Left to cherish her memory are her husband Kennith “Sam” Sliger and his children Kenny Jr. Sliger and wife Jan and their two children, Lori Sliger Johnson and husband John and their two children, and Tim Sliger; her brother, Carl Wayne Tawney and his late wife Sharon and their children Rusty, Lori, and Matt, their spouses, and children; her son Jeffery “Jeff” Hayes and wife Rebecca and their blended family of Jacob Hayes, Jeremy Hess and daughter, Joshua Hess and four daughters, and Jessica Duran and husband Sid and their two daughters; her daughter Patricia “Trish” Black and husband Nathaniel, and their children, Candace Reece and husband A.J. and their three children, Caleb Black and wife Kaitlyn and their daughter, and Caden Black; Daughter-in-law Pam Hayes Yarbrough and husband Larry and their blended family of Desiree Hayes and Kathryn Garner and husband Devin Garner and their son; daughter-in-law Millie Rogers and her husband Terry Rogers, her sons Jacob Hayes and Stephen McMariyon with Stevee Lynch and their two children; extended family Van Folger and his sons Van “Scotty” Folger and wife Mickey and her children and William “Billy” Folger and wife Hilary and their daughter; extended family Richard Patterson and his children; and numerous friends acquired throughout her life.
Carol was a daughter, a sister, a sister-in-law, an aunt, a wife, a mother, a grandmother (“Memaw”), a great-grandmother, and a loyal friend and Realtor to those who knew her. She was a dedicated and passionate Realtor of Midland, Tx and never worked a day in her life because she truly enjoyed what she did. For many years she worked endlessly to secure property or forever homes for her clients, family, and friends and developed countless friendships along the way. She was a strong, independent, dedicated, driven, loving, supportive, and giving person as well as a great cook. She faced life’s challenges and tragedies with strength, courage, grit, and grace, and was always determined to not allow any of it to strip the joy from her heart or the smile from her face. She would often encourage and inspire those around her to face adversities in the same way. Her main goal in life for herself and for those she loved, was simply to be happy and love the life they lived. She always had a special way of bringing people together and connecting people. She loved family gatherings and enjoyed having all her family together in one place. In the last few years of her life, life deservingly granted her the opportunity to reconnect with her true love Sam. She never shied away from sharing their love story or how madly and deeply in love with him she was; their love story was her favorite story to tell. Carol is, was, and will always be remembered as a remarkable woman, admired by and inspiring to all who were fortunate enough to know her. Her presence is and will always be so incredibly missed by so many, yet there is peace and comfort in knowing she will continue to live on in the memories and in the hearts of the ones who dearly loved her and whom she so dearly loved.
A memorial service will be held at 3:00pm, Friday, February 10, 2023 at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home in Midland, Tx. Live stream of service will be available at www.npwelch.com. Graveside service will be held at 10:00am, Monday, February 13, 2023 at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Paris, Missouri.
Arrangements are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory of Midland, Tx. Online condolences may be made at www.npwelch.com.
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