Carol Ann Frey

A proud graduate of Shippensburg high school in 1959, Carol dedicated 30 years of her life to service at the Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania before retiring.

She was a devoted member of the Chambersburg, First Church Of God, where her soulful voice graced the choir. Her love for gospel music was evident, a sentiment echoed in her unwavering faith and commitment to her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Among her many passions, Carol found solace in the simplicity of nature. Camping trips brought her joy, while her garden bloomed with the beauty of her favorite plants and flowers. She found peace in the company of birds, their songs, a symphony to her ears. Much of the time you could find her at home in her living room watch all of her favorite game shows.

A culinary enthusiast, Carol delighted in sharing her favorite meals on social media, showcasing her renowned hog maw recipe and delectable chocolate chip cookies with her kids and grandchildren. Her kitchen was not only a place of delicious aromas, but also a space for love and laughter are always abundant.

Above all, Carol cherished her family. Her children, Julie, Jerry and Jana, were the center of her universe. She eagerly awaited visits from her son, Jerry and her daughter Jana, who both proudly served in the US Air Force. Counting down the days until they reunited. These were special and joyous visits for Carol. Her oldest daughter, Julie shared a special bond with her being so close to home, one forged throughout a lifetime of love and memories.

Her laughter was infectious, her personality, strong, and her opinions unwavering, known for her trademark sayings. “Oh, for Pete’s sake” “ Oh my lands” “Oh, my stars” “Jeepers Creepers” she brought humor and warmth to every conversation.

In her later years, Carol formed a union with husband, Herb Hess. Whom she spent the better part of 10 years enjoying their days together. They both sought refuge in the sunshine of Florida during the winter months, having fun and creating warm memories together in the sun.

Though she may have left, this earthly realm, Carol’s love, laughter, and unwavering faith will forever remain in the hearts of those who were blessed to know her. Carol was, and is forever loved.

Her legacy will live on through her three children Julie, Jerry and Jana. Her seven grandchildren, Janelle, Joel, Jordan , Jordan , Ben, Casey, Luke, and Kenzi. Her three great-grand, children, Christian, Gage, and Lacey.