****!!!!**** Livestream tomorrow at 1pm PST will be here: https://subspla.sh/hvf97xn ****!!!!**** EVENT DETAILS: All are welcome to attend this memorial event. A catered reception will follow the memorial in the multi-purpose room of the church. Guests are welcome to bring foods to share if they would like to. If you know you'll be able to attend, please RSVP using the "Register Now" link above. It's completely free, we're just hoping to get a headcount and ensure we can get a large enough group hotel reservation for those coming from out of town. Just click the black button above, fill in your name, how many people in your party and your email address. Then scroll down and hit the "submit" button at the bottom. There will also be an online streaming service for this event, for those who are unable to attend in person. If you would like to donate toward memorial costs or to support the family during this time, please click here. We also would LOVE to get photos and memories added to the website (see link to "timeline" website at the bottom of this page)! This is where we plan to gather all the photos for the slideshow and keep an online place for all to share their thoughts. Registration for the timeline website is super simple and free, just your name and whatever email you would like to use (the link below should work for anyone). OBITUARY: Carol Marie Adams was born September 8, 1947 in Sarnia, Ontario Canada to Bob and Wadene Adams. She passed away of heart failure on Jan 7, 2023 after multiple attempts to revive her. Carol was a loving wife of 52 years to Larry Henderson. She is survived by her husband Larry and their three daughters April, Mariann and Renée. She was grandmother to April's four children (Caitlyn, Ashlyn, Melanie and Alex), and Mariann's children (Mia and Lexi). She was also survived by two brothers Jim (Searcy, AK) and Ron (Hutto, TX) and two sisters Judy (Silver City, NM) and Kathy (Cross Plains, TX) Shortly after starting at Harding University, she was motivated to become a US citizen in order to go on a USO tour to Greenland with the Belles and Beauxs musical group. She graduated from Harding University in 1971 with a bachelor's degree in Music Education with extensive training in voice and vocal performance. She sang in many operas during her college years. She later earned her masters degree in music education from Central Washington University. She was also a gifted artist. Carol was most known for being the elementary music teacher at Mission View Elementary between 1989 and 2003 in Wenatchee, WA. She also worked as a substitute all throughout the Wenatchee school district for some years after that. Among Carol's significant accomplishments were becoming an author and publishing a book, "Shomara Diaries", the first out of a planned series. Her second book was nearly finished, but never published. She also performed lead roles in many musicals over the years such as "Gift of the Magi", "Brigadoon", playing Mother Teresa in "The Sound of Music" and many more. Her other passions included teaching both voice and piano, raising her daughters in the Lord, and of course flowers and her kitties. Carol will always be remembered for her incredible singing voice and acting skills, her beautiful and loving smile and her love of Jesus. She was full of laughter and love, and embraced life to the fullest. She will be missed greatly by all that knew her, but we know she is singing her heart out in The Lord's heavenly choirs and we will see her again soon.