Birth date: Feb 1, 1939 Death date: Sep 3, 2021
Carol Bea Giuliano, 82, of Clearwater, Florida passed away peacefully on September 3rd, 2021, in Palm Harbor. She was born on February 1st, 1939, in Detroit, Michigan to the late Chris and Lena (Perona) Hornbeck. She moved to Flor Read Obituary
Dear Linda & Ro
I am sorry about your lost. I did not know her very well, but meeting her I could tell
what a beautiful and sweet person she was. May she live forever in your memory.
Love, Doris
We’re dear friends with Jean and John Dubois and have known Carol for years. She was such a lovely lady. She’ll be missed. Our hearts go to the families.
Bea Wilcox & Dawn & Jim Habermas
I met my dear friend Carol in 1996 at a corner near our condo when she about blew me off the road in her Cadillac to beat the red light with her blonde hair flying. On that very day we hit it off together and remained true friends.
Carol and I celebrated everything together and if there was nothing going on we found something to do together. We taught each other many different thing’s during our friendship, but mostly the love we had for each other made a genuine friendship and we both thanked God for getting us together.
I have been missing my friend since 2017 and now feel some comfort in knowing that Carol “B” is with her beloved Nick. May the good Lord give strength to all her family and friends and I know I will see my friend again someday.
Carol “B”, thanks for all the marathon shopping days, parties, games, dinners, fun, tears, laughter, kisses, hugs and especially all your “hearts”. Your life has been a blessing to me and I treasure all our many secrets and memories.
Lots of Love, Sarah B. Caudell
Met Nick & Carol at the cottage in Lexington, Mich. and loved them immediately. They were so friendly & entertaining. They made us feel like a long time friends in a weekend.
Our thoughts and prayers for all of Carol and Nick's family. May Carol rest in the peace and may eternal rest be granted unto her, we pray in Jesus' name. Amen
With deepest sympathy & love,
Frank & Elaine
My heart goes out to all of Carol's family. She was a lovely person, and we had many happy discussions down by our pool at Prelude 80. If I still lived in Clearwater, I would attend her funeral in person. I ask God to have mercy on her soul. REST IN PEACE, MY DEAR FRIEND.~~JULIE WU
One of the most adorable couple you could ever meet.
So many fond memories: I will try and make it short.
Spent their honeymoon with them???????
Weekends at Webber Inn (My son asked one time if we did not need a chaperone as we
were going to Ann Arbor)
The many visits to Florida and also with Carol's Mother, Lena (also a delightful lady
Time at the Elks in Allen Park. Around Thanksgiving the AP Elks served honored Elks
with Cornish hens and pumpkin pie as Carol and my daughter served the men dressed
in pilgrim attire. That was quite a hit. While a mutual friend and I was in the kitchen.
The last time I saw Carol was they drove from FL to MI for my husbands funeral..
Like I said I could go on and on.
To all the Giuliano's you have/had beautiful "parents" that loved and cared .
Bless you, Joyce
