Carol Ann Clouse

Carol Clouse was born on July 1, 1987, in Binghamton, New York. She passed away peacefully at her home in Lula, Georgia, surrounded by the love of her family. While our hearts are broken, we find comfort in knowing she was wrapped in love until her very last breath.

If you knew her, you knew she wasn’t one to blend in. She was the kind of person who lit up every room she walked into with her beauty, quick wit, and unforgettable personality. She was funny, feisty, loving, and one of the strongest women you’ll ever meet. She had a stubborn streak that served her well—when life knocked her down, she got back up and kept fighting, no matter the obstacle.

She was the devoted wife of Andrew, the proud and loving mother of Tanner, Savannah, and Cheyenne, a beloved sister to Tanya and David. A daughter to Ken and Tammy Tarvin, and a future Mimi to her grandson, Colton.

She had a heart that loved deeply, a laugh that was impossible to forget, and a personality that kept everyone on their toes. She could make you laugh until your stomach hurt, tell you exactly what she thought, and stand up for the people she loved without hesitation. She was resilient, courageous, and truly one of a kind. She found joy in the things that made life beautiful. Nothing meant more to her than her family. She loved horses, the elegance of lilies and hydrangeas, the color pink, and expressing herself through her tattoos. Her favorite place to visit was the “bird sanctuary”- She never passed up a Dairy Queen Blizzard, loved a Jim Carrey movie, and she somehow always found another pair of shoes to add to her collection. Those little things may seem simple, but together they painted the picture of the incredible woman we were blessed to love.

Though we wish we had more time with her, we are grateful for every memory, every laugh, every lesson, and every moment we were lucky enough to share. Her strength, love, and spirit will continue to live on in all of us.

Forever our wife, Mom, sister, daughter Mimi, and forever our hero.