

announce the death of our beautiful and brilliant
mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt
and friend Carol Marie Maus. Carol has been taken
by the angels to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ and to be reunited with her loving husband
Rick and all those family and friends who have gone
before her. Carol was born to Joseph and Florence
Carbone on December 15, 1940 in Boston
Massachusetts. During World War II she and her
family moved to San Francisco and immediately
following the war moved to Culver City. There she
grew up and graduated at the age of sixteen from
Culver High School in 1957, where she excelled in
her classes and drew praise for both her artistic
talent and design.
Carol was the first in her family to go to college.
She graduated in 1961 from U.C.L.A with a
Bachelor of Science degree in nursing and soon
became head of surgical nursing at U.C.L.A. In
1962 Carol met the love of her life Rick Maus,
and in 1963 they were married. In 1964 they
welcomed the first of their four children Ken,
followed the next year by Terri, then Jerry in
1968 and Rory in 1971. Carol chose family over
career and decided to stay at home to raise her
children and both she and Rick worked hard to
make this possible.
Carol (Grandma Coco) as she was later to be
known, was all that comes to mind when one
thinks of an ideal wife and mother, gentle and
generous, devout and devoted, strong and
self-sacrificing, hardworking and handy. She
was a true lady of beauty and class while not
being vain or self important. She gave of
herself for friends, family, church and charity,
and enjoyed helping them in any way she could.
Carol was a member of the Altar Society and
the building fund for St. Francis of Assisi
Catholic Church where she attended Mass
daily.
Carol was hurt greatly by the passing of
her husband and best friend Rick in 2004
and missed him dearly. Yet, as she always
did with faith, hope and strength and a lot
of coffee and chocolate, she persevered,
living life to the fullest, enjoying her family
and friends and many travels. Now with faith
in Christ, Carol has gone before us reunited
with Rick, waiting to greet us someday.
Carol is survived by her son and daughter
in law Ken and Debbie Maus; grandchildren
Brennen and Collin of Ventura; daughter
and son in law Terri and Tony Nisich;
grandchildren Anthony Joseph (A.J.) and
Erick of Santa Barbara; son Jerry Maus;
grandchildren Whitney and Jaymee Maus
of Fillmore; and Whitney’s children Isaac
and Daniel; son Rory Maus and fiancé
Deana Herrera of Fillmore; brother Joseph
and sister in law Barbara Carbone of
Ventura; brother Ron Carbone of Ventura;
niece Vicki Carbone of Long Beach; niece
Jenny and her husband Joe Mussehl and
their children Liam and Darby of Ventura.
Carol leaves behind many good friends
and we thank them all with a special thanks
to Peggy, Katie and Rosie who have been
a Godsend. Thank you to all the doctors,
nurses and healthcare workers who have
helped Carol and her family during this
difficult time, God bless you all.
Friends are invited to attend a visitation
Wed., April 6 from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. with a
recitation of the rosary at 7:00 pm at
Skillin-Carroll Mortuary in Fillmore. Mass
of Christian burial will be celebrated at
St. Francis of Assisi Church in Fillmore
Thurs., April 7 at 10:00 am. Burial will
follow at Bardsdale Cemetery.
Mrs. Carol Maus has been entrusted to the
care of Skillin-Carroll Mortuary 600 N. Central
Ave., Fillmore, CA.
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