Carol H. COHAGAN (nee Heiskell) age 75. Beloved wife of the late Dwight A. for 51 years. Dearest mother of David (Jennifer), Perry (Marianne), and Amy Hartsfield (Trent). Loving grandmother of Cody, Charlotte, Ethan, Blake, Smilla, and Maxwell. Dear sister of Frances, Charlotte Virginia, and the late John and Katherine. Dear aunt and friend to many. Carol was retired from Comair after 25 years.
Funeral Service: Mon. Oct. 7, 10:30 AM at The Zabor Funeral Home, 5680 Pearl Rd. Parma (betw. Snow & Ridge). Interment: Riverside Cemetery. Visitation: Sunday, 2-6 PM.
Donations may be made to the Parma Hospital Foundation Cancer Center Fund. To offer condolences visit www.ZaborFH.com
Messages of Condolence
I am so very sorry to hear of Carole’s passing. I was a nurse for both her and Dwight during their rehab stay’s at Mount Alverna Village. I will absolutely miss her incredible sense of humor and teasing her constantly about how much better Holy Name is than Padua 🙂 She told me she was going to give me a brown and orange blanket to keep for everyone to see! She was an incredible lady and I will miss her dearly. Please know you are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. God bless
So sorry to hear Carol passed away. I was a secretary at Delta Air Lines while Carol was Station Manager of Comair. She was a wonderful person with a great personality. Her quick sense of humor kept us all smiling. Carol gave me a handmade Christmas ornament that I put on the tree every year and think of her. It is a privilege to have known her. You (her family) have my deepest sympathy and prayers.
Well God got a good one ! Anyone who knew Carol has treasured memories of good times and lots of laughs. She was loved. Our sincere sympathy on your loss.
The Ekstrands
Mrs. Cohagan was like a mom to me during the ’86-’87 hockey season/school year. She was also my taxi to school my freshman year…man the patience she had sitting in my driveway as I ran through the house still getting ready in the mornings. She always cared for me like I was her own son. Rest in peace, Mrs. Cohagan, you’ll always be remembered as a Mom to me.
I so sorry for very sorry for your loss.
Our deepest regrets to all the family in your Wonderful Mothers passing.She and I would hug each other every time she saw me at the airport.She will not be forgoten by me. xoxo. Hugh.Mary andfamily.
For Amy, David, Perry and all your families:
Charlie and I are truly sorry that you no longer have Carol physically here to “give you her opinions” as much as she did. BUT remember this – she will always be with you in spirit and firm belief. Carol was a delightful, caring and special person and Mother for sure and we are honored to have known her and shared many years with her and your family. Just carry on as your Mom would have you do and all will be fine.
Love
Diane and Charlie King
Received the news of your father and mother’s death at class reunion July 26th in Point Pleasant, WV. Carol and I were class mates from Jr. High thru Graduation. She and I were part of a group that were really close in school. I lived in Cols. Oh. the same time as your parents before they moved to Parma. I lived in Euclid, Ohio until this year. we exchanged visits a couple times, years ago,lost contact as time went by. I’am Deeply Moved by this news. She the most radius smile, I will never forget. The best to all the family. John H Chapman jr ’56