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ROCHESTER - Carolyn Dee Beranger, 64, died on Aug. 11, 2024, in her hometown of Rochester. Born on Jan. 11, 1960, Carolyn spent her life surrounded by the people and places that she loved.

A graduate of Spaulding High School's Class of 1979, Carolyn was raised in Gonic and made Rochester her lifelong home. She was a devoted homemaker who filled her home and life with love, laughter, positive energy, and good music.

Preceding her in passing are her parents, O'Neil and Anna Richey; her brothers, Jere Thompson and Ronald Richey; her sister, Bonnie Lorenz; and her father-in-law, Robert Beranger.

Carolyn is survived by her lifelong partner and husband of 41 years, Scott Beranger; her daughters Amy Beranger and Kim Gildea (Beranger); and her three adored granddaughters, Mayson Gildea, Ahna Beranger-McNulty, and Quinn Gildea. She also leaves behind her sister, Sharon K. Richey, her brothers, Jay (wife Renee) Richey, and Paul (wife Donna) Richey, and sister-in-law Debra Thompson. Carolyn's survived family includes John (wife Delight) Beranger, Steve Beranger, Ed Owen, Rob (wife Jennifer) Owen, Beth (husband Mark) Hickey, and a large circle of nieces and nephews.

Carolyn was the embodiment of kindness, patience, peace, and joy. She was a genuine soul with incredible fortitude. She faced life's ups and downs with grace, always finding the silver lining and spreading positivity wherever she went. Whether she was listening to her favorite music, relaxing on the back deck, or spending a sunny day at the beach, Carolyn lived life with enthusiasm. She had a deep love for people, her pets, birds, good books, holidays, and, most of all, her family and friends. Being a "Nana" was her greatest joy, and she treasured every moment with her granddaughters.

To know Carolyn was to love her. Her warmth, laughter, and incredible personality touched so many that she met, and her bright spirit will continue to shine in the hearts of those who loved her.

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