Age 69, daughter of the late Cora Vogel Baumgardner and Elmer Baumgardner.
Carol worked for many years at various restaurants in Erie, Pa., before and after opening her own restaurant in the City of Erie in 1993. She retired from the food service industry shortly after her son, Dale, had a heart transplant in 2005. She enjoyed bingo and playing on-line games, during her free times.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death husband, Robert W. Arndt.
Surviving are her four children, daughter Connie (Arndt) Ottoson and her husband Kevin of Spring Hill, Fla.; and sons Dale Arndt, Dan Arndt and his wife Ruth (Dimperio), and Brad Arndt and his wife Stacey (Keller), all of Erie; five grandchildren; and sister, Debbie (Baumgardner) Hardner and family. Also surviving are numerous aunts, uncles, sisters-in-law, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Burial in Erie Cemetery.
Carol worked for many years at various restaurants in Erie, Pa., before and after opening her own restaurant in the City of Erie in 1993. She retired from the food service industry shortly after her son, Dale, had a heart transplant in 2005. She enjoyed bingo and playing on-line games, during her free times.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death husband, Robert W. Arndt.
Surviving are her four children, daughter Connie (Arndt) Ottoson and her husband Kevin of Spring Hill, Fla.; and sons Dale Arndt, Dan Arndt and his wife Ruth (Dimperio), and Brad Arndt and his wife Stacey (Keller), all of Erie; five grandchildren; and sister, Debbie (Baumgardner) Hardner and family. Also surviving are numerous aunts, uncles, sisters-in-law, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Burial in Erie Cemetery.
Age 69, daughter of the late Cora Vogel Baumgardner and Elmer Baumgardner.
Carol worked for many years at various restaurants in Erie, Pa., before and after opening her own restaurant in the City of Erie in 1993. She retired from the food service industry shortly after her son, Dale, had a heart transplant in 2005. She enjoyed bingo and playing on-line games, during her free times.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death husband, Robert W. Arndt.
Surviving are her four children, daughter Connie (Arndt) Ottoson and her husband Kevin of Spring Hill, Fla.; and sons Dale Arndt, Dan Arndt and his wife Ruth (Dimperio), and Brad Arndt and his wife Stacey (Keller), all of Erie; five grandchildren; and sister, Debbie (Baumgardner) Hardner and family. Also surviving are numerous aunts, uncles, sisters-in-law, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Burial in Erie Cemetery.
Carol worked for many years at various restaurants in Erie, Pa., before and after opening her own restaurant in the City of Erie in 1993. She retired from the food service industry shortly after her son, Dale, had a heart transplant in 2005. She enjoyed bingo and playing on-line games, during her free times.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death husband, Robert W. Arndt.
Surviving are her four children, daughter Connie (Arndt) Ottoson and her husband Kevin of Spring Hill, Fla.; and sons Dale Arndt, Dan Arndt and his wife Ruth (Dimperio), and Brad Arndt and his wife Stacey (Keller), all of Erie; five grandchildren; and sister, Debbie (Baumgardner) Hardner and family. Also surviving are numerous aunts, uncles, sisters-in-law, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
Burial in Erie Cemetery.
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