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Carol Quinlan, age 96, of Forsyth
August 25, 1929 – December 10, 2025
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Stevenson & Sons Funeral Homes
Serving families in the Miles City, Forsyth, Lame Deer, Colstrip, Hysham, Ashland, Broadus, Circle, Jordan and Terry areas for three generations.
Garth Lee says
What a fine woman!
A strong supporter of agriculture!
So many good memories!
Garth Lee
Julie LaBree says
Elaine and family,
So sorry for your loss and right before Christmas.
Carol was always so sweet to us girls and loved our chats.
She is reunited with Ardie & Jerry!
Bless her heart. I am sure she was ready.
Take care of each other and celebrate her. You are in my prayers.
Lonnie Murphy says
Sending thoughts of peace and comfort to Carol’s family. She lived a truly amazing life from ranching on the north side to many years as school lunch cook, then volunteering at the museum. What a great example to follow for a life well lived. She also took great joy in her family-telling us about them, pictures included, whenever we visited. And if you knew Carol…you knew that she loved to visit!
Jennifer Ferguson Johnson says
I have nothing bad to say about this lady. She was an angel. I have loved her most all of my life. My heart goes out to the family. You guys will all be in my thoughts and prayers.
monty r erickson says
Carol and Ardie ,friends of ours along with Jerry and Elain for 45 years such good people will miss Carol RIP God be with her
Warren and Rashell Scheeler says
Elaine, Audrey, Carol , Shawn and families, we are heartbroken to hear of Grandma Carol’s pass passing. She was such a great lady. I can hear her voice as clear as day. She will truly be missed.
Jack and Beverly Nile says
Elaine and family, so sorry for your loss. I loved working with Carol at the Joseph Cafe back when, she was always so happy and enjoyed the people to her delight. Remember the good times and embrace them to guide you through this difficult time.
Dwayne Albertson says
I am sorry for your loss. Carol gave much to our community.
She was such a knowledgeable docent at the museum and always had a smile and a story to share.
Linda cory says
Auntie Carol was a such a class act! I remember many suppers around her dinner table! And what a cook!! She had the gift of gab and would carry a conversation with anyone! Remember all the brandings with her preparing a big feed.Many fun times camping on The Boulder, frying trout, and passing the black velvet, later sitting around the campfire telling old stories and sharing the latest gossip with the clan! She was a “hoot” and will always be grateful she was a very great part of my growing up!!
Dave and Donna Lloyd says
The world is a bleaker place with Carol! What a sweet, upbeat lady.
Condolences to the family.
Sharon Wetsch says
Elaine and Family,
Im sure Carol’s passing left a hole in your lives. She was such a vibrant little lady. I used to take her poinsettias first from Ardie then just because she was my neighbor. Carol was always full of bubbly smiles and stories. Im sure this little angel is smiling down at us. RIP Carol- you will be missed.