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9:00 am - 10:00 am
Monday, September 23, 2024
Moore, Snear & Ruggiero Funeral Home
19 East Germantown Pike
East Norriton, Pennsylvania, United States
(610) 277-1600
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September
Memorial Service
10:00 am
Monday, September 23, 2024
Moore, Snear & Ruggiero Funeral Home
19 East Germantown Pike
East Norriton, Pennsylvania, United States
(610) 277-1600
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23
September
Interment
11:45 am
Monday, September 23, 2024
Our Lady Of Grace Cemetery
1215 Super Hwy.
Langhorne, Pennsylvania, United States
(215) 752-3244
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Michael McMullin posted a condolence
Sunday, September 22, 2024
Very few people have a greater impact on our lives than parents. Everything good in my life I owe to my mother. Anyone who knew me in high school or college knew that I was always running. When I was in second grade mom pleaded with the nuns at St. Ambrose to let me play sports but they said I was too young for anything that they offered. She finally wore them down and they allowed me to join the cross country team because it was not a contact sport. Mom was a bowler for as long as I can remember, which meant that my siblings and I spent a lot of time at Adams Lanes and Burholme Bowl. Mom always asked me why I would be so dirty by the time that we were going home and I would explain that I spent most of the night under the vending machines retrieving change that people dropped. Eventually I wasn’t allowed out of her sight and she made me keep score for her pair of lanes. Later in life I eventually took up the sport so I could bowl in leagues with her and my and her proudest moment came in 2010 when I bowled a perfect game 2 days after her birthday with her right beside me to watch. I don’t think that there was a person in the bowling alley that wasn’t told personally what just happened.
Mom taught me more about life than anyone else, not so much in her words but how she lived her life. I can not remember a time when she put her own personal needs above those of others. From her I learned to always put yourself in someone else’s shoes before you judge them and to always give them the benefit of a doubt. From my mother, I learned to never let anger get the best of you and to always put others needs and feelings above my own. If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.
Above all, the greatest thing Mom taught me was Family first. She was never happier or prouder when she was with her family. When one of her children got married, she was sure to tell our new spouse that she was so very happy because she just got a new daughter or son, not an in-law, and always treated them as her own. Every time we would all get together she loved to sit around and tell stories of the past, although sometimes I think she regretted encouraging us to always have a sense of humor about things. She loved reminding me that no matter where I was in life and no matter how old I was that I would always be her baby.
Although I know that she will always be with me whenever I need her, I will sorely miss being able to hear her voice, look into her loving eyes and get one of her special “bone crusher” hugs. There are very few places and almost as few people in the world that can give me the comfort and reassurance that things will be ok, with the houses on Whitaker Ave and Dimarco Dr sold the places are all gone now. The number of people is shrinking but because we all had mom in our lives I know that we are stronger than ever. Thanks to my mother I have learned that there are very few certainties in life. Death, taxes, I will always love and be loved by my mother, and last but not least…. I will always be her baby.
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My mother was an amazing person. She loved people for who they were good or bad. She never had a bad word to say about anyone. She grew up with a lot of struggles and hardships. She did not have an easy life. She was putting in orphanage with her sister Barbara, her brother Johnny, her older sister Eleanor was sent to work, her mom was a single parent of four after her husband left her. It was very hard for her mom and my mom as well. Grandmom met and fell in love with Arthur Lee Hamilton, who everybody affectionately called Ace. He was fresh from the military and had no kids, fell in, found love with my grandmother and married her And adopted all of her children. after they got married, they went on to have two more children. My aunt Eileen and Patty.my mom had to scrub floors on her hands and knees for the neighbor across the street three times a week for $.25 Wash and look after the younger children and did the chores of the house , my Grandmom Emmaline said you must work and do good for others to be a good woman and eventually a good mother. She was also taught to work for what you want,and achieve happiness. I have fond memories from when I was very young. Once we were shopping at Acme at Adams and The Boulevard , my mom used to always have a push shopping cart. The one with four wheels that stood up right .one day she noticed me chewing gum or candy outside on the way home, and she knew she didn’t pay for it. We stole it.as soon as my mom realize that she marched us back to manager and told him to call the police because we stole candy and she wanted to report it. She made us admit to the manager that we stole candy and he said it was OK ! NOT My mom, she said I didn’t raise thieves, and He pretend to call the cops and made us apologize to the manager to never do it again !then she said wait till your father gets home !!!!ha ha In order for her to keep an eye on us and all the kids in the neighborhood she painted baseball bases out back in the driveway, with the baseball the base the three bases and home plate even the pitcher mound. she did that so that she could keep an eye on us and knew exactly where we were it all times and also to keep an eye on the other kids to keep them safe as well. Sometimes she provides snacks and drinks whenever she could afford them , there was one time the neighbor down the street kept pulling my hair cause it was long at the time and he was a troublemaker so I had knocked his teeth out at that point. His mom came up through our front door and started yelling at my mom, my mom said whoa. Wait a minute you don’t come into my house screaming at me like that uninvited , that was the only time I saw my mother upset and belligerent. She was a kind and loving woman not antagonistic or like to get in verbal arguments. She told Carol that it was his fault not mine as she was watching out the window while the kids were playing, she proceeded to tell her that he was pulling my hair a lot and my mom personally told him four times to stop pulling her hair and he continued to do that so I turned around and knocked two front teeth out. That’s why his mom came into my house and my mom put her in her place and told her your trespassing get out of my house that’s the only time I’ve ever saw my mom do that and I was proud of her , it took a lot to get my mom mad! generally she’s calm, compassionate, and likes to think things out to make sure that everybody is on the right path. That’s just how she was if we were in the wrong we knew it !we would always get the saying wait till your father gets home! Boy did we all know we were in trouble then! She Always took pride in us kids, and let us know often how proud of us she was!in the neiighborhood, she crossed down the street she was a great crossing guard and everybody loved her. It wasn’t long before the bus drivers started to compliment her. How do you get the children so calm before the bus even comes Response was she brings the radio down to let them burn off some of the energy she also would bring treats at different holidays and she made cookies and candies that she liked to make and pass out to all her kids for a while. She helped me raise. My daughter Megan, who would go down to the corner with her while she was crossing the kids and hang out and Megan would even help give out the help hand out the candy , it was always a treat because she even brought the dogs down for a while repaved the island at F and Whitaker, which was her crossing. so my mom would have Megan down there while I was at work. She would wheeler over her coach and let her play on the island which became known as froggy island They Repaved it wrote her initials and I believe even the frog print and named it froggy Island that was a big hit for Megan and my mom. It’ll always be known proudly as froggy Island at F and Whitaker. My mom’s crossing.I even worked with my mom at KFC when I was a teenager . We had the Best time! I worked the counter and she worked a drive-through and make an all and prep and all the food that was many fun times that I cherish and I always will , as I said before she help me raise my daughter Megan. my mom was always wanting to help everyone as were growing up. My dad had a catering business with his friends, his fellow fireman, friends, Jimmy Tarpey and Joe Herzig it was known as J and F foods , the business flourished my mom was always in the kitchen, cooking cleaning and organizing things to perfection to make sure everything runs smoothly. Everybody craved about my mom‘s cooking. She would see where the most help was needed and stepped in thankfully, I got her one of the many things that I inherited from my amazing mother , she help me into the thankfully now I still need help with. I have many fond memories of this time. My dad was the breadwinner, but my mom was the true heart of the family. my mom taught us not to be selfish I learned incredible compassion, a lot of empathy, respect, loyalty, and to love and treat others the way you wanna be treated also , never to go to bed angry at others because you don’t know what tomorrow brings always say. I love you before bed just in case you don’t wake up in the morning don’t know what other what problems or difficulties. Other people have most likely it’s worse than yours, always be kind and be the reason somebody smiles no matter how bad you think you’re like you have it in life there’s always someone who has it worse , thank you to my beautiful woman. You show me how to be a gentle kind, loving, compassionate, humble and giving woman. I am grateful God chose you for my incredible and loving mother through your guidance and endless love. I hope I can be the mom and grandmom To Megan,Patrick and Evie Lee that you were to me and my brothers , I’ll help Patrick and Evie to remember the beautiful light that you shined on us all and pass on your recipes as well and make sure they get to taste them. I’ll try to be the strong woman and try to convey to me that the men are only as strong as the woman they are married to the woman is the backbone in a relationship. That’s so very true. I will forever be grateful and bless that you were chosen for me as my incredible loving, strong mother that I will forever treasure , thank you my sweet mama rest in peace. You deserve it. I love you until we meet again for girls night. We are we had so much fun you me Grandma Fran and even Megan one night. I love you endlessly my beautiful mama.
Frank M. McMullin posted a condolence
Saturday, September 21, 2024
My Mom as she was known to a lot of other people always made it point to think about all those she knew and those she just met.
She gave kindness, compassion, empathy and other immeasurable feelings, and emotions like Love, Hope, and positivity a face to identify them with.
She was always.concerned with making sure everyone around her was ok, and never stopped to worry about herself. She loved to laugh, sing, and always made it a point to give more than she ever received.
The world is truly a better place for having her in it, and the sun shines a little dimmer since her passing. She was responsible for teaching me how to be strong mentally, never judge others because you never know what they are going through, you don’t know the whole story. Taught me how to problem solve, stay calm under duress and most of all to treat everyone with dignity, respect and honor. My Mother taught me the ability to just accept people for who they are, and not who I, her, or anyone else wanted them to be, and it’s a gift I have used every day since. Mom also taught me how to treat my girlfriends, wife, and Daughter with respect, kindness, appreciation, and always hold the door open for them and others. Never forget to treat those I loved, like I loved them, unlock and their car door and never go to bed angry, and to treat them like the precious and most important parts of your life; because they are!
You will always be with me, my guardian Angel saving me from myself as you have done so many times, with a loving whack on the back of my head. I love you, miss you and am glad to be lucky enough to have had the honor to call you MOM. “I’ll always Love My MaMa” Frankie, #1 Son, McMullin ;)
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Cathie Snyder Watt posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Carol (or Mom as I often called her) was a Huge part of my childhood . I was Freinds with her daughter and sone. Went to school with her kids and lived only5 houses away on Whitaker Ave. Always was fun to be around. As a crossing guard for the street she saw and cared for us all . Muchn love to her family .
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