Carol Jean Handy, age 87, a longtime resident of Sedro-Woolley, passed away September 12, 2020. She was born May 12, 1933 in Bellingham, Washington to Thomas and Laura (Martin) Betts.
Carol graduated from Baker High School and beauty school at the same time, later working as a beautician.
Carol is survived by her children, Sharon (Bruce) Fox, Richard Handy and Tom Handy; grandchildren, Lynn (Norm) Sagert and April Johnson; great grandchildren, Trevor, Alicia, Jordan, Michaela, Christopher and Rebecca.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husbands, Richard Handy in 1967 and George Handy in 2009; daughter, Patricia Fant in 2020.
A Graveside Service will be held at 1:00, Monday, September 21, 2020 at Union Cemetery, with Pastor Jim Cannon presiding. Share your memories of Carol and sign the online guest register.
This is by far one of the sweetest ladies I have ever met. I am sorry to see that she has passed.
I am so sorry for the loss of your Mom it is sad to know she is not in this world anymore. We raised our kids together, did our chores together were like sisters she will be in my heart forever. Love and prayers
To the Handy family. Carol was our neighbor in Clear Lake for 10 year. Carol & George were like grandparents to our 3 children. Love you & will miss you so very much.
When Carol moved to Country Meadows. Carol & my mom Bonnie became friends thanks for all the kind words & all the support you gave me over many many years.
RIP my friend
Love the Klein family
I worked with Carol at Evergreen Elementary School. She always had such a peaceful, loving spirit about her. Her love for her students and her coworkers made a powerful impact. Thank you, Carol, for sharing your wonderful gifts. We are all better for having known you.
Mrs. Carol Handy,
You were such a wonderful Teacher/Teacher’s assistant in Evergreen Elementary I was so happy to see you every day in class and you cared so very much for all of us kids… I thank the good Lord that I knew you, may you rest in peace you wonderful woman all of my love and prayers for your family…-Jason H. Self
We already miss Aunt Carol, she was a wonderful aunt and so much fun! Prayers and condolences to you all, it has been rough with losing Patty and now Aunt Carol. We love you
I think Carol was 5 when they moved to Clipper. I had my siblings but she was my first playmate. Grade school, high school and then we married brothers. We’ve been through the good times and the hard times. She was a good sister-in-law but also a very good friend. I will miss her❤️Dorothy
I think Carol was 5 when they moved to Clipper. I had sisters and brothers but Carol was my first playmate. We attended Acme Grade School, Mt. Baker High School, then we married brothers. We shared the good times and the hard times. She was a good sister-in-law and a very good friend. Dorothy
So sorry to read this Sharon. Your Mother was so sweet, and she was so kind to me when we were teenagers and I had lost my Mom. Most of my family is buried at Union Cemetery and I go there frequently to tend to all their graves. Not sure where you are living now, but if you need someone to watch over her gravesite I would consider it a privilege to do so. Again Russ and I send our condolences for your loss.