1938
Carol
2017
Carol Storvick
October 7, 1938 — February 15, 2017
A memorial service for Carol M. Storvick will be held at 1 PM on Tuesday, February 21, 2017 at Bonnerup Funeral Service in Albert Lea. Pastor Clayton Balsley will officiate. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service.
Carol Mae Storvick, age 78, died Wednesday, February 15, 2017 at Thorne Crest Retirement Community in Albert Lea. Carol was born October 7, 1938 to Bernice (Olson) and Conrad Berg in Estelline, South Dakota. Carol was raised in South Dakota and graduated from Moose Lake High School in Minnesota.
For 24 years, Carol was a supervisor at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis. She cared deeply for Veterans and was an advocate for Veteran's rights. Following her Hospital career, Carol owned and operated a thrift store called 'Junk Drawer' in St. Paul for four years.
Carol was a self-described 'artsy-fartsy' individual. She enjoyed watching politics, listening to music, dancing, and caring for her beloved cats over the years. Carol was also actively involved with the ASPCA.
Survivors include her daughter, Wendy Lowe; grandchildren, Joshua Kane, Ashta Kane, and Carolynn Sanders (Carl); great-grandchildren, Elijah, Emma, Ellis, Ella, Isaiah, Malachi, Zechariah, Neriah; siblings, Beverly Olson, Mavis Wesely, and Conrad Berg Jr. Carol was preceded in death by her parents.
Carol Mae Storvick, age 78, died Wednesday, February 15, 2017 at Thorne Crest Retirement Community in Albert Lea. Carol was born October 7, 1938 to Bernice (Olson) and Conrad Berg in Estelline, South Dakota. Carol was raised in South Dakota and graduated from Moose Lake High School in Minnesota.
For 24 years, Carol was a supervisor at the VA Hospital in Minneapolis. She cared deeply for Veterans and was an advocate for Veteran's rights. Following her Hospital career, Carol owned and operated a thrift store called 'Junk Drawer' in St. Paul for four years.
Carol was a self-described 'artsy-fartsy' individual. She enjoyed watching politics, listening to music, dancing, and caring for her beloved cats over the years. Carol was also actively involved with the ASPCA.
Survivors include her daughter, Wendy Lowe; grandchildren, Joshua Kane, Ashta Kane, and Carolynn Sanders (Carl); great-grandchildren, Elijah, Emma, Ellis, Ella, Isaiah, Malachi, Zechariah, Neriah; siblings, Beverly Olson, Mavis Wesely, and Conrad Berg Jr. Carol was preceded in death by her parents.
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