Carol Jean (Hansen) Jordan was born July 3rd, 1944 in Sidney, Montana. In her youth she also lived in California and Colorado before returning to Montana. She married Gary Jordan in 1971 and gave birth to her only daughter in 1975. She worked at Stockman Bank for over 20 years as a proof operator while also selling AVON. She received a kidney transplant in 1987 giving her a new lease on life. Penelope was with her for 37 years.
She enjoyed bowling, shooting darts, traveling on many bus tours across the U.S. and also a couple cruises in the Caribbean and Alaska. She loved spending time with friends and family. Her long life passion was putting together jigsaw puzzles, often stating ‘the more challenging the better’.
She is survived by her daughter Tami (Lyle) Harris of Wyoming, sister Nancy (David) Newman of Washington, step granddaughter Samantha of Utah and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. She is proceeded in death by her grandparents, parents, sisters Rita and Annette, brother David and nephew Paul.
Service Schedule
Memorial Service
11:00 AM
Friday January 24, 2025
Trinity Lutheran Church
221 South Center Avenue
Miles City, Montana 59301
Luncheon
Following the Memorial Service
Friday January 24, 2025
Trinity Lutheran Church
221 South Center Avenue
Miles City, Montana 59301
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Dolores Meidinger Willson says
I’m so sorry to hear of Carol’s passing. When she moved to WA, I bought her Salt & Pepper shaker collection and I think of her every time I see them added to mine❤️. Carol & I worked together at Stockman Bank and she worked so hard, even though I knew it wasn’t very easy. RIP Carol.
Carol Schneidt says
Jordan family, So sorry for your loss! Carol was a joy to be around! Enjoyed playing bunco with her!
Linda Wolff says
So sorry for your loss. Carol was my Avon lady for along time. I always enjoyed visiting with her
DEB NEIBAUER says
Carol was my friend and co-worker for over 20 years, have missed her since she moved to WA, talking on the phone just was not the same. RIP my friend.
Melva Curnan says
So sorry to see of Carols passing . We got to know each other while working at First National Bank. She was always busy doing her duties or helping others. Rest In Peace Carol.
Val Edwards says
So sorry to hear of Carol’s passing. I knew her from my years at the bank. Prayers are with the family
Kim Peterson says
I always enjoyed talking to Carol. I am sorry for your loss Tammy.
Cindy and Dale Berg says
So sorry for your loss. I enjoyed playing Bonco with Carol and visiting with her. Prayers for you family and this very sad time. God Bless you all.
LaRae Tangen says
Tammy, so sorry for the loss of your momma. I think of her often and will always remember our chats at the theatre, about AVON, and when I would visit her at home. She was always so sweet and kind. Thinking of you during this difficult time.
Amber Rainey says
Tami & family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Carol was a joy! My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dawne Buck says
Sorry for your loss of Carol. I did AVON with her and really enjoyed the Miles City meetings. We also went to Chicago to the distribution center of AVON and one trip to Vegas. I did get to see her before she moved to Washington state.
She was a wonderful person and will be missed by many.
You are in my Prayers.
Anna Hansen says
I have great memories of visiting Aunt Carol when I was young. My dad used to bring us up to Montana, and we would get all of the cousins together and it was so much fun. Thinking of you Tami. May she rest in peace.
LaRae Rutenbar says
Carol was an absolute rock and stable force in the world. no matter what happened she kept on with faith and humor.
Donna orthman says
My condolences to all of Carol’s family.