Carol A. Kuhl Obituary (1946

Lacon: Carol A. Kuhl, 79, of Lacon went to be with the Lord surrounded by her family on Sunday August 24, 2025, at 5:12 pm at her home. Cremation rites have been accorded. A graveside service will be held Saturday August 30, 2025, 1:00 PM at Henry Cemetery, Henry, with Pastor Phil Jackson officiating. Memorials may be directed to the family of Carol Kuhl. Calvert & Johnson Memorial Home, Henry is in charge of arrangements. Carol was born June 12, 1946, in Davenport, Iowa to LeRoy LaVerne and Emma Latisha (Weir) Buck. Carol married the love of her life, John Kuhl on April 28, 1978, at the United Methodist Church, In Magnolia, Illinois. He survives in Lacon. Also surviving is her son, Timothy L. (Nichole N. Englebrecht) Buck, of Lacon, sister’s-in-law, T. J. Buck, and Pam (Don) Starnes, both of Chillicothe, Lisa Nichols, of Iowa, Fred (Chris) (Jill) Murphy, of Sparland, and niece Debbie Buck Martinez, two grandchildren, Nicole Lee Buck and Natasha Renee Buck, three great grandchildren, Allie Kay Buck, Tin Lee Renee Lunn, Drennen Allen Lunn and, and one sister, Karen (David Alan) Davis, of Hennepin. Her parents, two brothers, Le Roy William Buck and James La Verne Buck, preceded her in death. Carol was of the Methodist faith. Carol graduated from Magnolia Swaney High School in 1961. She attended Illinois Valley Community College Beauty School, graduated in 1981. Later Illinois Central College, as an LPN. She worked in several area nursing homes, and the last was St. Joseph Nursing Home, Lacon. She also did in-home care. She had a great love for working with the elderly. Carol and John loved to go camping, traveling to Colorado, Wisconsin and Branson, MO. Some of Carol’s loves in life were watching soap operas, especially The Young & The Restless, watching game shows, her dogs, collecting chicken statues for her kitchen, garage sales and celebrating holidays, Christmas being her favorite. Carol was a loving and generous person. She will be missed. The family wants to thank the Carle Hospice program, MSW Projects, Lacon Fire Department and Henry Ambulance. Online condolences may be made to: www.calvertmemorial.com.