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Carol Morris

May 26, 1955 — Aug 6, 2026

Pensacola

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Carol’s memory will remain alive in their hearts, as well as in the many recollections shared by all who were fortunate enough to know her.

Carol Morris, born Carol Alverzo on May 26, 1955, in Yokohama, Japan, passed away peacefully at home in the arms of her daughter, Katrina, on August 6, 2026. Those who knew Carol will remember her as a person of warmth, thoughtfulness, and quiet strength—a presence impossible to overlook and even more difficult to forget.

Carol’s early years began in Yokohama, where she first brought joy to her family and established a foundation of resilience that carried her through the chapters of her life. Throughout the years, Carol embraced life’s journey with dignity and grace, shaping a legacy of kindness and compassion along the way.

She is survived by Edward Morris, Katrina Gardner, and David Stolar, whose lives were deeply touched by Carol’s unwavering support and love. Carol’s memory will remain alive in their hearts, as well as in the many recollections shared by all who were fortunate enough to know her. Her influence extended beyond familial ties, reaching those she cared for and befriended throughout her years.

While her passing brings sorrow to all who cherished her, Carol’s story is one of enduring love and strength, marked by an ability to lift the spirits of others and to serve as a source of reassurance regardless of circumstances. Her life stands as a testament to compassion and gentle leadership, qualities cherished by those she leaves behind.

As we reflect on Carol’s life, we celebrate her remarkable journey, her steadfast character, and the meaningful connections she fostered. Though words cannot fully express the impact she made or the depth of the loss felt by her absence, her memory will continue to be honored and treasured.

Carol Morris’s legacy will live on in those who loved her, ever present in their thoughts and deeply woven into the stories they share.

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