Birth date: Dec 12, 1942 Death date: Aug 27, 2020
Rachel A. (Dubois) Carroll of Methuen, passed away, Thursday, August 27, 2020, after a long struggle with COPD, she was 77. Rachel was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, and was the cornerstone of the Carroll family. Read Obituary
Tommy, I’m thinking of you this Christmas season, and realizing how broken you must feel. The passing of your wife Rachel, will remain with you until you meet once again. My thoughts and prayers are with you now and always! Bob & Judy Jackson
TOMMY; MY HEART FELT SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS OF RACHEL. MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. TONY PALMIGIANO
We are so sorry for your loss, Rachel was a very lovely person, Tommy we are so sorry, our prayers are with you today and also with your family.
We met Rachel through her son Tom. She was always a lot of fun and had great stories of her adventures with her husband from back in the day. I loved those beautiful blue eyes and she was always stylish and had a great laugh. We enjoyed times at Mohegan Sun or MGM Springfield with her husband and Tom and Alan. We never really won anything but we had lots of fun! She will sorely be missed.
Cindy Gilman and Mike Bascio
I met Rachel when I was fresh out of high school. The credit bureau was my first job. She was my mentor. She taught me to have a good, honest work ethic and she taught me the ropes. We had many laughs and discussions. She gave me good advice when I was having a hard time. I have MANY good memories but I'm going to share a quick funny one. One morning she came into work when we were on Essex Street in Lawrence. We said good morning to each other. I looked down at her feet. I said to her, "Is there anything strange about you outfit today?" She replied, "No why? Do I look ok?" I said "Yes, you look fine but take a look down at your feet.". She looked down, and we started laughing. She had an infectious laugh that I will always remember. Turns out, she didn't want to wake Tommy that morning so she got dressed in the darkened room. She came to work with one blue pump and one brown pump on. We always talked about that one for years to come. Family was #1 to Rachel. She held them closest to her heart. She was so proud of her children and grandchildren. Her beautiful blue eyes sparkled when she talked about them and their accomplishments. She also loved Tommy to pieces. I will miss her even though I haven't seen her for quite some time but knowing that I will never see her again hurts.
My deepest and sincerest sympathy goes out to all of you. I hope all the warm memories you have, (and I know there are a lot) will comfort all of you as you embrace each other.
Rachel was a very strong woman and I'm sure she passed that down to you. To Tommy, I'm so sorry. Your kids will surround you with love.
I love you all
Amy Groves-Blanchet
I worked with Rachel at the Credit Bureau (1968-1974) and she was always smiling and making us laugh!
Rachel will live in our hearts forever. We shared many good times with Rachel and Tommy. She was always so thoughtful and quick to share a laugh. She is always with us especially her family. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Jim and Maureen Lever
My sister-in -law will be missed by the whole family.....
Oh! Those Toll House Cookies! None better anywhere!
