Our sincere condolences Sue, Wes, and the Wilmot Family. We are deeply saddened by the news of Carol's passing and will always cherish the visits we had with Carol especially in her back yard on the deck with beverages and appetizers! An amazing woman with a heart of gold. She will be missed by many.

Harry, and family

Sincere condolences on the passing of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at your time of loss.

Larry and Shirley Holloway

We were sorry to learn of Carol’s passing. We always enjoyed our visits with Carol and her enthusiasm for life. She was a wonderful mom who loved you all and has left you many great memories.

Tom and Cindy Melling

My mother, Bo Brown , and I were saddened by the news of Carol Wilmots passing. Bo and my father Gordon told many stories about Fred and Carol during the Mannix and Lougheed years and some great times were had by all. I met Mrs. Wilmot when high school pal, Harry invited me to his home, and marvelled at her calm, jovial demeanour when teenage bedlam ensued. Harry, Mike, Sue, and Marshall are a testament to a great mother of a fine family, well liked by all. Your legacy lives on, Mrs. Carol Wilmot. Our sincere sympathies to family and friends.

Respectfully,

Bo and Ted Brown

Mrs. Wilmont (as I always referred to her) was such a wonderful lady. I always felt a warm welcome as a youngster when we had dinner parties at her home on Christmas Eve. The last time I saw Mrs. Wilmont was when she golfed with me at the CG&CC and it is a fond memory of a joyful day with a lady who demonstrated kindness, care, and much happiness. Rest in Peace.

Bruce

I was privileged to get to know Carol later in her life, and mine, through our love of the DeepWater Fitness class at Repsol. We swam together for many years and shared luncheons at local restaurants, and later, sandwiches and a glass of wine at her residence in the Fountains of Mission. She was a gracious, charming lady with a keen intellect, a love of family and friends, and a joyful outlook on life. She was missed when she unfortunately had to curtail her swimming and she will be missed even more now. Our condolences to her family of whom she spoke often.

Mark and Brenda Jennings

I got to know Carol in the later part of her life through both Christ Church and the Deepwater Aquafit classes at Repsol.

She was a truly lovely person - warm, kind, generous, with a good sense of humour. We shall miss her smiling face.

Carol was a dear and lifelong friend of my late mom Doreen, even both living at the Fountains over their last years. A visit to Mom was not complete without seeing Carol too, who was so kind, generous, loving, and with a wonderful sense of humour - it was always such a pleasure to be around her. My deepest sympathy to the family.

Carol was a light, a bright light in the lives of those privileged to have known her. A warm smile and kind word greeted all who were fortunate to find themselves in her company. Our Residents and Staff at The Fountains of Mission will miss her every day, though the memory of her huge heart will carry us through this difficult time. Carol’s family was her great pride and she loved to share humorous colourful stories of their lives together. Our condolences to you all.