Birth date: May 23, 1937 Death date: Sep 18, 2016
Carlos Ann (Bacon) Butler, 79, passed away unexpectedly at her home on Sunday, September 18th, 2016. She was the fifth of ten children born on May 23, 1937 in Houston, TX to the late Leslie and Margaret (Syon) Bacon. Carlos grew Read Obituary
We didn't get our Christmas card this year and feared the worst. So sorry to hear this news. Words cannot express how wonderful she was. We always said we'd get together when in Florida but never did which we regret.. God rest her soul. She was a beautiful person !!
Lisa, John, Chris, Taylor, Steph and Kelly Conklin
Yorktown Heights, NY
To my dearest and lovable friend for the last 35 years, you will be missed by me and all others who felt your goodness. With love to you my friend, Gyle Waddy
Dear Keith and Family, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Thinking of you--Dana, Mary, Liam and Maggie Pierce
I met Carlos when she put her first MoTown and Mo show on at Wadsworth Elementary and to meet her was to know her. Years later we found out our nephews had attended college together and were the best of friends. I'm going to miss you Carlos say Hello to all of our friends up there.
Though my time knowing her may not have been a long, but it was dear to me. From the day I met her she showed me and my daughter the up most love and kindness. She always had nothing but wonderful well wishes to say. I will miss her and so will everyone else who knew her.
Robin Banks
Palm Coast, FL
I'll never forget the day I met Carlos Ann, June 15, 1970. I walked into IBM Manassas, an anxious 22 year old, recently graduated from college, and reporting to my first self-supporting job. I had moved to an area where I had no family and knew no one. And there she was, with her bubbly personality and welcoming presence. She immediately put me at ease and told me to call my mother and tell her that I was not alone any longer, for Carlos, Donald, Kevin and you, Keith, welcomed me into your hearts. Several years after you all moved to the New York City suburbs, so did I. It was there that I saw Carlos' talent and love for theatrical production blossom and I saw the positive impact she had on the youth in Peekskill. She and I traveled together, both in groups and sometimes just the two of us. My first trip to Europe was with Carlos,where we, though warned, went with much too much luggage. After several weeks, we could easily spot other American tourists on the Eurorail because they had as much luggage as we did. We would sit back as seasoned European travelers and just giggle.
We shared in the joys in each other's lives and supported each other through times of challenges and sorrows. She professed her faith in the way she lived her life.
Keith, Carey, Paige, Brendan, and Emma, I am going to miss your mother and grandmother and my friend so very much, but no more than you. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
With love . . . Joyce+
Keith and Family - You have my deepest symapthies on the passing of your Mom.
Based on her faith and how she lived her life, always giving something back or playing something kind forward, I'm sure she went straight to heaven!
May she rest in peace.
Sincerely,
Jerry McDermott and your BNY Mellon Team
