Carole Elaine Henry, 89, of Aliquippa, PA was called home to be with the Lord on Sunday, January 26, 2025, surrounded by her family.

Carole was born in Aliquippa December 18, 1935 to the late Timothy and Pauline Walser McCoy.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Roland Henry, two brothers, Melvin and Timothy, Jr. a sister Barbara Ann and son-in-law James Price, Brothers-n-laws Eddie and Russell Henry, sister-n-laws Mildred Wilbon and Maxine Henry, cousins; Janice McBride and Ethel "Easy" Jones and members of the McCoy and Walser Family.

A graduate of Aliquippa High School, Carole was a faithful homemaker, always caring and for her family and friends. She was an excellent cook. She was a caring babysitter to many family members and friends.  Carole was a fan of the Aliquippa Quips, Pittsburgh Steelers and the LA Lakers. She loved watching Family Feud, and Judge Judy.

A member of Tried Stone Baptist Church since an early age, she served in many capacities, attending Sunday school, Baptist Training Union, vacation bible school and a member of the kitchen committee. In 1995 under Pastor James Williams, she was called to serve as a Deaconess,

where her ministry was sharing the Daily Bread Devotionals with the members.

She leaves to cherish her memory, her daughter Wanda Jean Price, three sons, Roland V., Alvin and Kevin Henry.  Two brothers, Clyde (Pearl) McCoy and Larry (Hilda) McCoy, a brother-n-law John D. Henry.  Carole was "Gran" to grandchildren; Charles Fisher II, Tonya Henry, Roland Henry, Jr., Megan Crumity, Xavier Henry, Deonte Price, LaMia and Mariah Henry, sixteen great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren.

Also survived by many nieces, nephews a special cousin Esther Lee and cousins of the McCoy, Henry and Walser families. God-Daughter, Lorraine Fisher, a caring niece Sandra Anderson, niece Sherry Boler and friends;  Annette "Bunny" Mills, Cherita Pitts Adams,  Annice Lay, Celola Thomas, Pauline Martin, Gladys Mason and Ruth "Boots" Bellamy.

The family would like to thank the extraordinary staff of Three Oaks Hospice, for their kindness and loving care.