Birth date: Mar 12, 1932 Death date: Sep 4, 2009
Carol L. Gambino, age 77 of Warren, passed away on September 4, 2009, at her home. Mrs. Gambino was born on March 12, 1932 in Detroit. She was predeceased by her husband, Samuel J. Gambino, Sr., and her brothers, Richard and John Read Obituary
Dear Sam & Jeanne, Our deepest sympathy's to you and your extended family. We both worked with your Mom and Dad at Holley. We sure did miss your Dad and also your Mom when she left. They were both sweet amazing people. Our thoughts and Prayers will be with you.
Sam and Jeanne, I worked with Carol at Flickinger, she was a fabulous woman who cared deeply about the students she worked with and I always looked forward to our personal chats. I have been thinking about her often as I am reentering the work force hoping I am again blessed to work with someone like her. She was kind hearted, always made me laugh and often spoke of you Sam. May you find peace and strength from the memories of love shared.
Dear Sam and Jeanne, Your mother was a beautiful woman inside and out. She was so proud of you. I first met your mother when you were about 2 1/2. I was pregnant with my first child, and my Uncle Bernie was working on our house addition. You were the love of her life. She was a very strong woman and her common sense and directness was very refreshing. I cannot express my appreciation for the care and friendship that your mother and you gave to my Uncle Bernie. I know you were proud of your mother and she will be missed. Love never dies, it lives forever. You'll always be her Sammy.
Dear Sam and Jeanne, Your mom was such a wonderful person. She meant alot to my son Jason at Flickinger. They were great buddies. Carol said that Jason reminded her of you. (He's now 20 years old). I hope you know how many lives she touched at Flickinger. I very much appreciated her friendship with Jason. She was an exceptionally giving person. Pam Kemichick
Dear Sam and Jeanne: You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of your Mom and Mother-in-law. Carole and I worked together for 20 years at Holley Carburetor. She was a pleasant entertaining person. I was working for Sam Sr. when he died in that tragic airplane crash. They had me over for meals and we had occasions where we would meet as a group. Every year Carole and I would exchange Christmas cards with notes of past year events. She was an enjoyable person and will be missed.
