Carol Ann Hoose Brotzman, age 65, of Beaver Meadows, PA. passed away peacefully at her home in Tuscarora twp., Bradford Co., on Friday morning March 29, 2019
It was about 7 pm when Dr. Alexander Boroff of Waverly, New York delivered a bouncing little 7 pound girl, March 21, 1954 to Charles Frederick and Mildred “Louise” Shefler Hoose at the Tioga General Hospital in the Town of Barton, Waverly, Tioga County, New York. They made their home on a small farm on the Milan-East Smithfield Road.
Carol and her older sister Donna Marie, later Mrs. Michael Spencer attended school at the S.R.U. Jr. Senior High school. They both played in the school band. Carol started out on the B flat clarinet later changing to the base clarinet. Carol was inducted in the senior band between 6th and 7 grades. She played 3 rd chairs out of 4 in the Mid East All Star Clinic band in 1971, which was comprised of students of all the United States, Canada and Central America. She also played in the high school pep band and various clarinet quartets.
She was very active in the local Girl Scouts from Brownies to Senior Girl Scouting. In 4H she was a member if of the East Smithfield Flying Needles for 9 years and the East Smithfield Dairy club. She was a member of the Dress Review and other sewing forums of 4H. In 1972 Carol earned the chance to take all three of her animals to Harrisburg for the state show. In those days you could only take two so she took her 3 year old Brown Swiss and Jersey cows. They did well at the showing obtaining second place with both.
In school Carol was a member of the National Honor Society, just like her mother and all three of her children. Her daughter, Mary Ellen was chosen from her high school, and daughter and son, Amanda and Charles from the Vo Tech School.
Upon graduation she received 7 senior awards including the Bausch and Laumb, and a full scholarship to Penn State, which she turned down and many more.
The Rev. Al B. Jayne married Francis Dale and Carol Ann at the Beaver Meadow United Methodist Church on March 24, 1973. They started out keeping house in the home that Elisha and Rose Culver Brotzman did in 1902. It burned on January 13, 2004. That home was previously owned by the Marbaker Family. They reared their family on the Board Road, on a farm filled with love and tradition.
After Dale and Carol purchased the remainder of the Brotzman farm in 2000, Carol set out to prove the impossible, that the farm was indeed a Pennsylvania Century Farm. It was proven in July 2002 that the farm indeed was a Culver/Brotzman Century Farm. The Culvers purchased before 1845 and the Brotzmans purchased in 1902. We received our farm plaque in celebration of our farm being organized before 1845.
Carol was survived by her three children: Amanda Louise and her husband Kevin Kingsbury their two sons Alexander and (Christian)Stormy.
Francis “Charles” and Jennifer Hunsinger Brotzman and their two sons Damien and Tyler.
Mary Ellen Brotzman and her special friend Bob.
Carol is also survived by her only sister Donna, her husband Michael E. Spencer, their children Nicole Spencer Titus and son Caden Titus and Christopher Spencer and his daughter Lindsay Spencer.
We are all God’s children, from ashes we came and will return. Carol will be cremated and placed in the ring of flowers in the middle of Dale’s grave so that she can be in his arms forever. With abiding with Carol's wishes, there will be no calling hours or memorial services.Interment will be at the convenience of her family.
Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home, 459 Main St., Laceyville, PA
Memorial contributions may be made to the Sullivan County Historical Society, 458 Meylert St., Laporte, PA 18626
It was about 7 pm when Dr. Alexander Boroff of Waverly, New York delivered a bouncing little 7 pound girl, March 21, 1954 to Charles Frederick and Mildred “Louise” Shefler Hoose at the Tioga General Hospital in the Town of Barton, Waverly, Tioga County, New York. They made their home on a small farm on the Milan-East Smithfield Road.
Carol and her older sister Donna Marie, later Mrs. Michael Spencer attended school at the S.R.U. Jr. Senior High school. They both played in the school band. Carol started out on the B flat clarinet later changing to the base clarinet. Carol was inducted in the senior band between 6th and 7 grades. She played 3 rd chairs out of 4 in the Mid East All Star Clinic band in 1971, which was comprised of students of all the United States, Canada and Central America. She also played in the high school pep band and various clarinet quartets.
She was very active in the local Girl Scouts from Brownies to Senior Girl Scouting. In 4H she was a member if of the East Smithfield Flying Needles for 9 years and the East Smithfield Dairy club. She was a member of the Dress Review and other sewing forums of 4H. In 1972 Carol earned the chance to take all three of her animals to Harrisburg for the state show. In those days you could only take two so she took her 3 year old Brown Swiss and Jersey cows. They did well at the showing obtaining second place with both.
In school Carol was a member of the National Honor Society, just like her mother and all three of her children. Her daughter, Mary Ellen was chosen from her high school, and daughter and son, Amanda and Charles from the Vo Tech School.
Upon graduation she received 7 senior awards including the Bausch and Laumb, and a full scholarship to Penn State, which she turned down and many more.
The Rev. Al B. Jayne married Francis Dale and Carol Ann at the Beaver Meadow United Methodist Church on March 24, 1973. They started out keeping house in the home that Elisha and Rose Culver Brotzman did in 1902. It burned on January 13, 2004. That home was previously owned by the Marbaker Family. They reared their family on the Board Road, on a farm filled with love and tradition.
After Dale and Carol purchased the remainder of the Brotzman farm in 2000, Carol set out to prove the impossible, that the farm was indeed a Pennsylvania Century Farm. It was proven in July 2002 that the farm indeed was a Culver/Brotzman Century Farm. The Culvers purchased before 1845 and the Brotzmans purchased in 1902. We received our farm plaque in celebration of our farm being organized before 1845.
Carol was survived by her three children: Amanda Louise and her husband Kevin Kingsbury their two sons Alexander and (Christian)Stormy.
Francis “Charles” and Jennifer Hunsinger Brotzman and their two sons Damien and Tyler.
Mary Ellen Brotzman and her special friend Bob.
Carol is also survived by her only sister Donna, her husband Michael E. Spencer, their children Nicole Spencer Titus and son Caden Titus and Christopher Spencer and his daughter Lindsay Spencer.
We are all God’s children, from ashes we came and will return. Carol will be cremated and placed in the ring of flowers in the middle of Dale’s grave so that she can be in his arms forever. With abiding with Carol's wishes, there will be no calling hours or memorial services.Interment will be at the convenience of her family.
Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home, 459 Main St., Laceyville, PA
Memorial contributions may be made to the Sullivan County Historical Society, 458 Meylert St., Laporte, PA 18626
Carol Ann Hoose Brotzman, age 65, of Beaver Meadows, PA. passed away peacefully at her home in Tuscarora twp., Bradford Co., on Friday morning March 29, 2019
It was about 7 pm when Dr. Alexander Boroff of Waverly, New York delivered a bouncing little 7 pound girl, March 21, 1954 to Charles Frederick and Mildred “Louise” Shefler Hoose at the Tioga General Hospital in the Town of Barton, Waverly, Tioga County, New York. They made their home on a small farm on the Milan-East Smithfield Road.
Carol and her older sister Donna Marie, later Mrs. Michael Spencer attended school at the S.R.U. Jr. Senior High school. They both played in the school band. Carol started out on the B flat clarinet later changing to the base clarinet. Carol was inducted in the senior band between 6th and 7 grades. She played 3 rd chairs out of 4 in the Mid East All Star Clinic band in 1971, which was comprised of students of all the United States, Canada and Central America. She also played in the high school pep band and various clarinet quartets.
She was very active in the local Girl Scouts from Brownies to Senior Girl Scouting. In 4H she was a member if of the East Smithfield Flying Needles for 9 years and the East Smithfield Dairy club. She was a member of the Dress Review and other sewing forums of 4H. In 1972 Carol earned the chance to take all three of her animals to Harrisburg for the state show. In those days you could only take two so she took her 3 year old Brown Swiss and Jersey cows. They did well at the showing obtaining second place with both.
In school Carol was a member of the National Honor Society, just like her mother and all three of her children. Her daughter, Mary Ellen was chosen from her high school, and daughter and son, Amanda and Charles from the Vo Tech School.
Upon graduation she received 7 senior awards including the Bausch and Laumb, and a full scholarship to Penn State, which she turned down and many more.
The Rev. Al B. Jayne married Francis Dale and Carol Ann at the Beaver Meadow United Methodist Church on March 24, 1973. They started out keeping house in the home that Elisha and Rose Culver Brotzman did in 1902. It burned on January 13, 2004. That home was previously owned by the Marbaker Family. They reared their family on the Board Road, on a farm filled with love and tradition.
After Dale and Carol purchased the remainder of the Brotzman farm in 2000, Carol set out to prove the impossible, that the farm was indeed a Pennsylvania Century Farm. It was proven in July 2002 that the farm indeed was a Culver/Brotzman Century Farm. The Culvers purchased before 1845 and the Brotzmans purchased in 1902. We received our farm plaque in celebration of our farm being organized before 1845.
Carol was survived by her three children: Amanda Louise and her husband Kevin Kingsbury their two sons Alexander and (Christian)Stormy.
Francis “Charles” and Jennifer Hunsinger Brotzman and their two sons Damien and Tyler.
Mary Ellen Brotzman and her special friend Bob.
Carol is also survived by her only sister Donna, her husband Michael E. Spencer, their children Nicole Spencer Titus and son Caden Titus and Christopher Spencer and his daughter Lindsay Spencer.
We are all God’s children, from ashes we came and will return. Carol will be cremated and placed in the ring of flowers in the middle of Dale’s grave so that she can be in his arms forever. With abiding with Carol's wishes, there will be no calling hours or memorial services.Interment will be at the convenience of her family.
Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home, 459 Main St., Laceyville, PA
Memorial contributions may be made to the Sullivan County Historical Society, 458 Meylert St., Laporte, PA 18626
It was about 7 pm when Dr. Alexander Boroff of Waverly, New York delivered a bouncing little 7 pound girl, March 21, 1954 to Charles Frederick and Mildred “Louise” Shefler Hoose at the Tioga General Hospital in the Town of Barton, Waverly, Tioga County, New York. They made their home on a small farm on the Milan-East Smithfield Road.
Carol and her older sister Donna Marie, later Mrs. Michael Spencer attended school at the S.R.U. Jr. Senior High school. They both played in the school band. Carol started out on the B flat clarinet later changing to the base clarinet. Carol was inducted in the senior band between 6th and 7 grades. She played 3 rd chairs out of 4 in the Mid East All Star Clinic band in 1971, which was comprised of students of all the United States, Canada and Central America. She also played in the high school pep band and various clarinet quartets.
She was very active in the local Girl Scouts from Brownies to Senior Girl Scouting. In 4H she was a member if of the East Smithfield Flying Needles for 9 years and the East Smithfield Dairy club. She was a member of the Dress Review and other sewing forums of 4H. In 1972 Carol earned the chance to take all three of her animals to Harrisburg for the state show. In those days you could only take two so she took her 3 year old Brown Swiss and Jersey cows. They did well at the showing obtaining second place with both.
In school Carol was a member of the National Honor Society, just like her mother and all three of her children. Her daughter, Mary Ellen was chosen from her high school, and daughter and son, Amanda and Charles from the Vo Tech School.
Upon graduation she received 7 senior awards including the Bausch and Laumb, and a full scholarship to Penn State, which she turned down and many more.
The Rev. Al B. Jayne married Francis Dale and Carol Ann at the Beaver Meadow United Methodist Church on March 24, 1973. They started out keeping house in the home that Elisha and Rose Culver Brotzman did in 1902. It burned on January 13, 2004. That home was previously owned by the Marbaker Family. They reared their family on the Board Road, on a farm filled with love and tradition.
After Dale and Carol purchased the remainder of the Brotzman farm in 2000, Carol set out to prove the impossible, that the farm was indeed a Pennsylvania Century Farm. It was proven in July 2002 that the farm indeed was a Culver/Brotzman Century Farm. The Culvers purchased before 1845 and the Brotzmans purchased in 1902. We received our farm plaque in celebration of our farm being organized before 1845.
Carol was survived by her three children: Amanda Louise and her husband Kevin Kingsbury their two sons Alexander and (Christian)Stormy.
Francis “Charles” and Jennifer Hunsinger Brotzman and their two sons Damien and Tyler.
Mary Ellen Brotzman and her special friend Bob.
Carol is also survived by her only sister Donna, her husband Michael E. Spencer, their children Nicole Spencer Titus and son Caden Titus and Christopher Spencer and his daughter Lindsay Spencer.
We are all God’s children, from ashes we came and will return. Carol will be cremated and placed in the ring of flowers in the middle of Dale’s grave so that she can be in his arms forever. With abiding with Carol's wishes, there will be no calling hours or memorial services.Interment will be at the convenience of her family.
Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home, 459 Main St., Laceyville, PA
Memorial contributions may be made to the Sullivan County Historical Society, 458 Meylert St., Laporte, PA 18626
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