Carol Ann Morrison of Mahanoy City passed away on November 18 ^th , 2019 at Geisinger Danville.

Born in Shenandoah Heights, she was the daughter of the late Nicholas and Catherine Gladys (Hillibush) Kline.

She graduated from Mahanoy Area High School in 1965.

Carol was a devoted wife and mother; being the spouse of a career soldier, she enjoyed traveling with her husband Larry to his numerous duty stations in the United States, as well as in West Germany.  Even though she had to be both mother and father to her children many times, Carol took great pride and joy in her association with the military way of life.  During their first tour in West Germany, her and her husband took a tour of England, France, and Belgium.  While in London, they stood outside the gates of Buckingham Palace and witnessed the changing of the guards.  Carol was a member of the Red Hat Society and St. Teresa of Calcutta Golden Age.

Carol loved to play bingo and listen to polkas and German music.  She loved animals (especially cats).  She also loved spending time with her family and helping other people.

In addition to her mother and father, Carol was preceded in death by her loving husband of 49 years Larry W. Morrison who passed away on October 8 ^th , 2015; sisters Louise and Kathleen Kline; Brother Harry Kline; step-brother Nicholas Kline; and step-sisters Elizabeth Kline, Anna Skymba, and Mary Roberts; and Sister-in-Law Ruth Kline.

Surviving are sons Larry W. Morrison, Jr. and his wife Shannon, Frackville, and Brian L. Morrison and his wife Toni, Hastings, FL.; Daughters Nichole K. Morrison, Fayetteville, NC., and Natalie A. Morrison, Mahanoy City; Grandson Logan Morrison and Granddaughter Brianna Morrison both of Hastings, FL; Brother George Kline, Mahanoy City; and Billy Kline and his wife Cyndi, Minersville; Sister-in-Law Toni Kline; nieces, nephews.

Friends may call from 8am to 10am on Saturday November 23, at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, Mahanoy City Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10am with Father Keven Gallagher officiating.  Interment will follow in Sky View Memorial Park, Hometown.