Birth date: Apr 10, 1937 Death date: Apr 20, 2014
Carolyn Holbert Puckett of White Oak, TX died on April 20, 2014. She was an only child to Clearance Edward Holbert and Edna Drew Holbert. Carolyn was born and raised in Dallas, TX and graduated from Adamson High School in 1955. Sh Read Obituary
My deepest sympathy to the children of my dear lifelong friend, Carolyn.
Charlene (Utley) Aldridge of Athens, Texas
Ms, Carolyn you will greatly be missed i will miss your SMILE you knew how to up lift with your sweet smile.i was just so glad to know you even for only a short while. my heart and Prayers are with your family .always your friend Brenda @ Fountainview Estates
Dear Denise, Stewart, Jackson, and Alex,
I just learned of your mother's passing or I would have been there tonight. I'm so sorry. I loved the tribute video. You are so right…there is nothing like a mother's love. My prayers are with you for comfort I love you all so much, and I am so glad I had the privilege of meeting your mom, though it was several years ago. In my thoughts and prayers, Cindy Bickerdike
Ms. Puckett was a very special lady, she would always give me this sweet lil smile that always made your day so much better. I am very thankful for having the honor of taking care of her and spending time with her. She will be greatly missed by all, it will not be the same at Fountainview without her. Ms. Puckett was a lady that nobody couldn't help but love, I will miss all the hugs and kisses on my cheek from her right before she would go to sleep. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time of loss. Sending prayers, Jennifer Newman Steenland
Carolyn and her parents lived across the street from my family in Oak Cliff when we were children. We played dolls, especially paper dolls, spending hours in the summer on the front porches with scissors and all kind of adventures for our cardboard girls. Never ending wardrobes for the girls sparked all kinds of imaginative adventures. But, when the boys in the neighborhood wanted to play football on the vacant lot next to Carolyn's house, I would join them. Carolyn, ever the little lady, would stalk off indoors, disdaining the sport. We lost touch, sadly, when our family moved away.
Deepest sympathy to the family. Carolyn Cox Chandler (Cookie)
Ms. Puckett was a very kind and caring person. She had a good sense of humor about her, and would always leave you with a smile on your face. As an RN, It was my honor to have been able to care for Ms. Puckett. My thoughts and prayers are with her family during this time.
Susan Read, RN
I remember what a nice lady your mom was, Denise, when you went to Meredith Elementary. I have also thought of you many times. God bless you and your family during this time.
Amy Hill
Houston
