Carol Ann Sybert

Carol Sybert, a cherished mother, and member of her community and a dedicated professional, passed away on December 29, 2025, at the age of 68. Born on May 18, 1957, Carol was not only a licensed funeral director and embalmer but also a vibrant spirit whose warmth and generosity left a lasting impact on all who knew her.

Throughout her life, Carol exemplified a commitment to service and a deep understanding of the human experience. Her career as a funeral director allowed her to provide comfort and support to families in their most difficult times, as she handled her responsibilities with grace, dignity, and an unparalleled sense of compassion.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Carol’s passions enriched her life and the lives of those around her. She had a love for crafting, her 3 cats and enjoyed tending to her flowers, which reflected her nurturing personality. Music and dancing were also close to her heart, along with boating and swimming; these interests showcased her lively spirit as she embraced the joys of life. Carol was recognized for her thoughtfulness and wit, qualities that endeared her to many. As a social butterfly, she thrived in the company of others and was known as "everybody's friend," making connections that spanned generations.

Family was a cornerstone of Carol’s life. She is survived by her two daughters, Angela Graham and Amber Jones, and her son, Daryl (Sierra) Jones. Carol was a proud grandmother to seven grandchildren: Danielle Beison, Sera Jones, Sierra Perez, Sandy Perez, Alex Jones, Jesse Renteria, and Victoria Jones. Her legacy continues through her two great-grandchildren, Millie Reed and Tucker Winzeler. Additionally, Carol is survived by her father, Francis Franklin Sybert Sr., her two sisters, Felicia and Judy, as well as her two brothers, Franklin Jr. and John, and a host of other family members and friends who will remember her fondly.

Carol was preceded in death by her mother, Laverne M. Padgett, and two sisters, Robin and Stacy. Her contributions to her family and her community will long be remembered, as will the laughter and love she shared with those fortunate enough to know her. The memories of her kindness, creativity, and spirit will carry on through the lives she touched.