Birth date: Apr 4, 1940 Death date: Mar 15, 2016
Carol Anne Brannan, of Ocean View, DE, passed away on Tuesday, March 15, 2016, peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Washington, D.C., loving daughter of the late Robert Omer and Harriet "Betty" S Read Obituary
Carol I always looked forward to seeing You and Phil when I came up from Florida for our family events. The memories go way back, with the Brannans and the Chicks on Oliver Street...many good times, and loved the stories you would tell about Danny and Chris when they were little “guys”. A lot of laughter ...and I will never forget the time you all came to Florida and surprised me knocking on my door... you had your young granddaughter Megan with you. Carol, I will miss you and sending big HUGS to Phil and Family!
Sharon and Bill Kistler... Dustin and Shawn too!
Carol was one of my best friends. We worked together for many years and when we retired we both ended up in Delaware along with Diane and Corrine. My heart is breaking but I know she is bossing Tom around until I can take over. I will never be able to go into 3 Brothers without thinking of her, it was our favorite place. If ever any of you need me for anything, please do not hesitate to call. I love you all.
Ellen xxoo
I never met Carol but know her daughter Sharon well through friendship and animal rescue. She raised one beautiful daughter in Sharon who will go out of her way to help others and this evident in her day to day life. Thank you to Carol and her family for being so kind to others.
A memory note to Phil and Family. Carol was a good friend and colleague for over 30 some years. We watched our children and theirs grow up and shared lots of laughs and even a few tears over the years. We shared a dear mutal friend, Diane Mancuso, with whom she now shares a home....smiles for them as they reunite....no more pain for either. I will miss them both but know they are in a better place. You have been a wonderful support for her ... she told us so. How proud she was of you. May our God comfort you and bless you. Sincere sympathy, Corrine and George Tavenner
So many fond memories of being a neighbor on Oliver St. always kids in the yard and across the street playing and having the best of times. Will miss Times we spent staying in touch. Prayers will continue and hope wem keep in touch. Thankyou Sharon for all of t he updates. They were good to hear and the prayers never stopped.
Love to all
