Montgomery & Steward Funeral and Cremation Services Pueblo, Colorado

Carol Lee King

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October 31, 1941 ~ July 26, 2026

Born in: Toledo, Ohio
Resided in: Pueblo, Colorado

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Carol Lee King, 84, passed away July 26, 2026. She was born to Herbert and Doris Warner on October 31, 1941 in Toledo, Ohio.

Preceded in death by her husband, Jerry G. King. Survived by her children, Sandra Holt, James (Leslie) King and Karen (Anthony) Burks; six grandchildren, Caroline Holt, Josephine Holt, Isaac Holt, Isabelle Holt, Xavier Burks and Mackenzie Burks; and brother, Herbert Warner.
Carol retired from Belle Bonfils Memorial Blood Center in 2005 She was a devoted community leader and held many board positions with Meals on Wheels, Friends of the Symphony and Assistance League of Pueblo. She was a member of Pueblo Country Club and Pride City Quilt Guild.

Funeral service, 10 a.m. Thursday, August 6, 2026, at King of Kings Lutheran Church, 2561 Vinewood Ln. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Pueblo Symphony, Assistance League of Pueblo or Friends of the Library. Online condolences, www.MontgomerySteward.com

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Funeral Service: August 6, 2026 10:00 am

King of Kings Lutheran Church
2561 Vinewood Lane
Pueblo, CO 81005
719-542-1552

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  1. CandleImageAunt Carol was one of the strongest women I have ever known. Nothing was ever going to come in the way of her dedication and love for others. Will miss her tremendously!

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  2. CandleImageI will remember Carol as a very kind and sweet woman. She was such an amazing seamstress! The Items and Halloween costumes she made her Grandchildren over the years was truly amazing!

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  3. My sincere condolences.
    I enjoyed two neighborhood social groups with Carol and
    I was seated beside her for several seasons of the Pueblo
    Symphony events. She was a special friend and I will miss
    her deeply.

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  4. CandleImageCarol was one of the first I met at Bonfils Blood Center. She went out of her way to welcome me and was always kind and compassionate. She was a positive role model at the blood center. May Carol’s memory be for a blessing.

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  5. CandleImageTruly a woman of great integrity and compassion, Carol shared her vast knowledge freely with me during our time together at Bonfils Blood Center. A wonderful teacher who will be missed by many.

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  6. CandleImageCarol was such a special lady! She taught me so many important lessons while we worked together at Bonfils. She always had a smile and kind words and was such a beautiful soul! My heartfelt condolences to Karen and the entire King family!

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  7. CandleImageI am forever richer for having known and worked with Carol. She and I had some great conversations in the wee hours of the morning working the night shift at Bonfils.
    May perpetual light shine upon her always…

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  8. CandleImageI will always remember Carol fondly from my days at Bonfils Blood Center. Always kind, professional and what a beautiful woman, inside and out. She was a bright light to many.

    Sending thoughts and prayers to all the family and friends who will miss her dearly.

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  9. CandleImageOne of the kindest hardworking thoughtful strong brave giving optimistic dear friend anyone could ever have. I’m so blessed to have been Carol’s friend.

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