Feizy mourns Carroll
-- Home Textiles Today, 11/12/2008 2:04:00 PM
Dallas – Feizy Rugs is mourning the loss of director of advertising Jeanne Carroll, who died yesterday at the age of 52. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Carroll and her 24-year-old daughter, Janice Leigh Hill, were the victims of a murder-suicide committed by Carroll’s estranged son-in-law.
Carroll was born in Dallas, where she lived and worked for many years in advertising. She joined Feizy Rugs in 1995. During her tenure, she was instrumental in the creation of Feizy’s award-winning Feizy Home Catalogue and in securing Feizy’s four-time recognition by the Accessories Resource Team (ART) as Area Rug Manufacturer of the Year.
In a statement, the company said of Carroll: “Hands-on from the beginning to the end of each project, she was admired and respected by her peers and colleagues as a consummate professional. Her extensive product knowledge and professional drive made her an indispensable resource not only to the Feizy Rugs family, but also within the area rug industry.
“Jeanne will be remembered for her fierce love of her family, the pride she took in her work and her infectious laugh. She was an inspirational leader to her Feizy Rugs staff members and colleagues with a vibrant, larger-than-life personality. She will be missed deeply by all,” the company added.
Carroll is survived by her mother, Elizabeth Heuss, husband, John Wayne Carroll, daughter Jennifer Carroll Fratar, son John Wayne Carroll II, and grandson, Zane Bandfield. Carroll also leaves behind sister Bobbie Taylor and brothers John, David and Danny Heuss and their respective families, as well as many extended family members, close friends and neighbors.
A life taken much too soon. It is with deep sadness that I post this
comment , however Jeanne had a lust for life and a compassionate
spirit so she would want us to remember her laugh and the love she
had for so many. I worked at Fiezy for 4 yrs and had the privilage of
being a friend. In a world where too many judge and focus on all the
wrong things, Jeanne never succumbed to that and always remained
true to herself and those around her. Rest in peace dear Jeanne and
keep rockin those miniskirts.. Love and misses, Lyssa Ryer
Lyssa Ryer - 2008-11-15 08:44:00 EST
comment , however Jeanne had a lust for life and a compassionate
spirit so she would want us to remember her laugh and the love she
had for so many. I worked at Fiezy for 4 yrs and had the privilage of
being a friend. In a world where too many judge and focus on all the
wrong things, Jeanne never succumbed to that and always remained
true to herself and those around her. Rest in peace dear Jeanne and
keep rockin those miniskirts.. Love and misses, Lyssa Ryer
To Jeanne's Family:
So very sorry for the loss of Jeanne and her daughter. I got to share a little bit of Jeanne's life with her. I was a neighbor to her in the early part of 2000's, in Mesquite off of Beltline. She and I became gardening buddies. We shared our time talking about life, family, and gardening. I really missed her when she moved off. I kept in touch for a little while, but often thought of her time and again.
I also went to school with John at W.W. Samuell High School. I know that words cannot express the thoughts of her loss, and she/they will be dearly missed by all.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Donna Threatt Martin - 2008-11-14 20:14:00 EST
So very sorry for the loss of Jeanne and her daughter. I got to share a little bit of Jeanne's life with her. I was a neighbor to her in the early part of 2000's, in Mesquite off of Beltline. She and I became gardening buddies. We shared our time talking about life, family, and gardening. I really missed her when she moved off. I kept in touch for a little while, but often thought of her time and again.
I also went to school with John at W.W. Samuell High School. I know that words cannot express the thoughts of her loss, and she/they will be dearly missed by all.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Even though i didnt know ms. jeanne very well i met her at a festival at inis that me and her daughter janice went to jan was my case worker and it sucks to know that she's gone because i was the first case cps gave to jan and ever since then me and jan grew together and we had a relationship, im a foster kid and jan despite her not wanting to have kids treated me and every kid she had as her own and grounded me when i did something wrong, she was a mother and a best friend to me. she was the nicest person in the world and ill miss her so much. i love you jan.
danielle onyekwere - 2008-11-14 13:22:00 EST
I also am devasted by this news. I worked with Jeanne at Montgomery Wards, and then she hired me to work for her at Joske's. We enoyed each other compnay working at the State Fair for several years. I moved away in the 80's and returned to Dallas in the 90's and we have not been in touch since then. John if you see this, please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I will be looking for information on the funeral arragements.
Jane McKissack du Toit
janedutoit1@gmail.com
Jane McKissack du Toit - 2008-11-13 18:57:00 EST
Jane McKissack du Toit
janedutoit1@gmail.com
Jeanne worked for me at Joske's in Dallas in advertising. I'm stunned by this devastating news. And hope that Bobbie Taylor sees this and will call me. My phone # is in the Dallas phone book.
Sherry Roosth - 2008-11-12 23:54:00 EST
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