Carolyn Luyando
March 23, 1978 ~ November 27, 2022
Carolyn (Royce) Luyando passed away November 27, 2022. She was born in New London, CT on March 23, 1978 to Cheryl (Condon) Bailey and Lindsey Royce.
Carolyn loved her family and friends more than anything. She was always willing to help anyone who was in need. It’s what she enjoyed doing--helping anyone who needed it. She was very outgoing, loved to talk to people, could always find a way to make you laugh, and had the brightest personality. She loved to take pictures, loved arts and crafts, and was a mother to every child that was around her. Carolyn will be sadly missed.
She leaves behind her husband, Jorge Sr.; children, Jorge Jr., Elexis, Sydnie, and Daynaire Luyando; grandchildren Rowan, and Renzo; mother, Cheryl Bailey, father, Lindsey (Morgan) Royce; siblings, Samantha (Anthony) Sokolowski, Jeremy (Brittany) Royce, Danielle and Steven Royce.
A Funeral Service will take place at 2 pm Sunday, December 4, 2022 at Behm Family Funeral Home, 26 River Street in Madison. Friends will be received immediately following the service at the Funeral Home from 3-5 pm.
Online obituary and condolences may be viewed at www.behmfuneral.com
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Carolyn, it has been so long that I have seen or even talked to you. I love you and always considered u a friend. I’ll never forget any of the memories we shared. To your family- I am so very sorry for ur loss many prayers for peace and comfort 💔❤️
I can’t imagine this world without your beautiful soul. I love you and will miss you dearly
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Luyando, Kenzie Reihner lit a candle
Sending Prayers for her Family I loved her like one of my kids. She was only 9 months when I started babysitting her. She was such a Beautiful Soul. She will be deeply missed by everyone. Big Hugs and Love to the Family. You are all in my heart ❤️
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I’m so so sorry
My thoughts and prayers go out for you and your family. Let there be light in this time of darkness.
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First my sincere sympathy for Carolyn’s children then to Cher, Samantha, Jeremy and to the rest of her family. No one understands why things happen the way they do, but i do believe that she will watch over all of her family and God is holding her hand right now.
God bless you all as you grieve her loss.
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