Death date: Sep 12, 2016
Carrie Miranda Schuler, 32, passed away unexpectedly on September 12th, 2016 in Jacksonville, Florida. Predeceased by her infant daughter, she leaves behind her mother, Penelope Odell and her partner Graham Ingels of Newtown, CT; Read Obituary
I don't know were my post went. All I can say is Carrie was a sweet soul. She had a love for life. I will forever miss her sweet smile, my prayer to her family love Kathy.
I have so many fond memories of Carrie. We were coworkers for a couple of years. She had a strong work ethic and I knew from the start we would be great friends. Carrie and Tiff used to come to my house and we would get in the spa and have the best time cracking jokes, and sharing our problems. While Carrie was working full time, she was also going to school full time. She was a trooper. We lived for the week ends. We used to go to the river a lot. I will never forget how out of place she looked fishing. I don't think she cared for it but she wanted to make me happy. That's just the kind of person she was. Her bright smile lit up anywhere she was. I will always miss my friend. I know she is in a much better place holding her baby, smiling down on us. I love you Carrie, thank you for coming into my life. My love and prayers to her family who I know are going thru the worst of pain now. God bless.
My Carrie, my Chach. Words will never truly express or explain my love for you. Your laugh was infectious, your smile lit up a room, you were beautiful inside and out. The years separated us but our bond could never be broken. We did not talk often enough but when we did it was as if things never changed. I miss you, everyday, I always will. I would give anything to just hold your hand, even for just a moment, but I know you are with me, your family and other friends watching over us. You will forever be loved by me, my chachikin, my soul mate RIP my love until we are together again
My daughter Carrie, my treasure. I have loved you so. In the dark places and in the shining ones. Every memory of you is my favorite memory, but some are so vivid now. You, on school steps in a blue jumper, your long hair in braids, and your petulant expression as I am late again; you, running wildly across a meadow with our shepherd Zolka, laughing at my warnings about coyotes; you, determined and bravely facing the pain and the joy of recovery...but the one vision that I see every night before I close my eyes is you, Carrie, making your first jump- head squarely planted above the horse's mane, a determined expression on your young face, going up and over that fence.... so go Carrie Miranda, go fiercely, up, up, and over that fence, and keep on going- through the clouds, into the sky, above the stars.
I will meet you there.
Penny
My sweet little sister Carrie. I'll never forget the day mom brought you home from the hospital. I was so proud to finally have a little sister to look after and play with as I was always the youngest. You had such an amazing energy even as a baby. You will forever be my little sis Carrie. I wish wish I could have taken you away from all you were going thru, like taking you away from a dangerous situation a big sister is suppose to do. I love you so much and I know you are at peace. Until we meet again my care bear. Your big sis Debbie. Xo
My sweet Carrie, What I wouldn't give for one more conversation with you. If only to hear that snort when you laugh! You brighten my life every time you walked into it. You showed me what a best friend is. You held me up when, I couldn't stand alone. I remember when we were on our way to Gainesville to have dinner with you family, and I hit that dog. It tore me apart inside. I was a crying mess. You hugged me and let me cry it out on your shoulder, for what seemed like forever. You were going to cancel your plans for me. That's how beautiful a person you are and one of the many reason I loved you. You're my rock, my ride or die. The short 8 years I had with you are the memories that will keep you alive in my heart forever. I'm grateful I was by your side. I hope you rest easy my friend. Until the day our lights cross paths again.
Love your face always and forever,
Heather Wheeler
I worked with Carrie for a few years in a medical clinic. I still remember how much fun she was to be around with her infectious laugh and upbeat attitude in an always stressful setting. She was a shining light that made the days there much more bearable and was such a blessing. I will always cherish my memories of her. RIP dear girl.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Miranda was an amazing person whom I had the pleasure of meeting. We became really good friends & continued to talk long after we met. God brought us together & we helped each other & talked about many things. Carrie was an amazing person & a very good friend. Despite everything she had been through in her life she was still so optimistic & full of energy & life, she could make anyone laugh. Carrie will be greatly missed, but I know she is finally at peace & is looking down & everyone who meant so much to her.
My deepest sympathies to your family. I was shocked and saddened by her sudden death. I have fond, fun memories of working with Carrie at Meadowlands. She was always smiling and happy. And always lent a hand to help! Again, I'm very sorry for your loss!
Dear Miss Odell,
I can't even imagine what it you must be feeling. I have a son and three daughters, the oldest of which, Anna you had in class not too long ago. My heart truly aches for you and your family. I didn't know Carrie, but I know How It Works and there are simply no words I know of that might ease your pain. I pray that your daughter is now at peace and that God's strength will take you though the coming days. My very deepest condolences, Miss Odell to you and your family.
Sincerely and Respectfully,
John Martinsky
