Birth date: Apr 4, 1926 Death date: Oct 29, 2012
Carol S. Tuschhoff, 86 was born Easter Sunday April 4th , 1926 in Woodhull, Illinois during a blizzard. She passed away Monday October 29, 2012 at 12:25 am. Honoring Carol’s wishes: Cremation rites were performed. A private family Read Obituary
Jack, I was the kid down the street in Decatur who mowed your lawn and raked your leaves. You and my Dad Stephen worked together at Staleys as well. You and Carol were always so kind to my brother Jason and I, many condolences or your loss. Geoff Maher
Jack, Bryan, Craig, thinking of you all right now. I have many lovely memories of visits in So. Cal from Jack & Carol back in the 80's when I was included with the family on a number of occasions. Love to you all as you say goodbye for now to an incredible woman. Her great love for her men, enthusiasm for life, and passion for learning are what I remember about Carol T. Love & memories from Lynda Austin (now Richards).
Carol was an inspiration to all who knew her. May you find comfort in sharing the many happy memories of Carol that you hold dear.
Jack, I am deeply sorry for your loss. You and I worked at Staley's. You may not remember, but I did have an opportunity to meet Carol at one of the picnics. Again, I am sorry for your loss.
Sending my deepest sympathy to all of you in the loss of Carol. I worked with her for years at Mound and we had many wonderful times together. We shared stories of our own kids and the students she taught. She always had a smile on her face. I'll never forget all of the fall get togethers in your back yard and those cute little Skiperkee dogs. We shared a love of children and dogs. I'm sure she is now enjoying her final reward. Thinking of you all.
Jack and Family, We are sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. The few times I was around Carol I reminber she always had that great smile. Carl & Judy Brumaster
Jack/Bryan/Craig,We want you to know how much Carol meant to us, as she really helped our son John learn not only to read well, but also to enjoy reading. She was alsways entusiastic about life and especially her students. She will be missed by all who knew her.Jack, we should go for coffee once in awhile.Your across-the-creek neighbors.With our sincere sympathy,George and LindaPS–We'll all keep reading in her memory.
So sorry for your loss.I will miss her on Sat. afternoons at LSB when the Jazz band plays.She enjoyed it so much.If there is anything we can do for you just call one of us.You are in our thoughts.jim,tom,bill & fred kaufman
I have many fond memories of your mother. She was a very pleasant person and very friendly. When I would visit my parents and take my run in the morning, she would often be outside working in the yard or would be standing at the door and would wave at me as I ran up the hill by your house, or she wanted me to stop so we could talk. My thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Dawn Morville JohnsonBallwin, Missouri
Tuschhoff Family, I am so very sorry for loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
