Carrie Elizabeth Zellers

March 24th, 1975 - April 13th, 2021

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It broke my heart to hear of Carrie's passing; it seems impossible someone so young and vibrant could be gone. My family always looked forward to having Carrie as our server at The Bistro. She was so upbeat and pleasant and truly took care of us while we were in her presence. My mom- Lupe Hopp - was especially fond of her, and Carrie was always able to put a big smile on her face which meant a lot to me as my mom was going through her own cancer battle. My condolences to your family and I hope it may give you some peace knowing that your daughter made a positive impact on many others in this world!

Emily Hopp Gibiec

May 4th, 2021 at 4:48pm

I was saddened to hear of Carrie's passing. I went to high school and graduated with Carrie. We were on the swim team together, I was a diver. We were pretty close for a couple years hanging out and having fun together. I went to visit her several times when she went to Michigan State. We lost touch and made our own lives, but I will not forget the fun times we had together. Condolences to the family. Bobbie (Husek) Piesko

Bobbie Piesko

April 30th, 2021 at 8:56am

I am so sorry to hear about Carrie. My condolences to the entire family. I met Carrie at MSU where we played waterpolo together and became good friends. She had the best sense of humor and was always up for an adventure. One summer, we attended a Grateful Dead show at The Palace with a group of friends where we danced in the rain, in the parking lot, before the show. Of course, she had a big smile on her face. That’s how I’ll always remember Carrie, the girl dancing in the rain. Rest in peace dear friend.❤️

Kristen Beaton

April 25th, 2021 at 11:04am

when I was much younger, carrie would let me do lemonade stands in front of her house in the summer, and every time she would put a $20 in the jar so I thought I was making much more. one time she laughed at me for putting 25 cents on the sign and she came up and put a 1. in front of the 25 because “our lemonade is top notch”. She also used to let me wear her puppy slippers every time I came over because I just loved them. She was an amazing soul and had an amazing heart❤️

Hailey Mawhinney

April 22nd, 2021 at 11:50am

Our hearts break for you Tom, Debbie, Jennie and your many family members at the loss of your dear Carrie. What a beautiful, fun, and good hearted human being. We are all better to have known her and been the recipient of that gorgeous smile of hers. What a blessing and joy her life was to all of you and to those of us who were fortunate enough to have known her and seen her grow into the beautiful young woman she became. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May comfort and peace grace your hearts. The Dumkes

Donna Dumke

April 16th, 2021 at 1:47pm

Carrie will always be that little sparkle in our lives. We think about her from little tot on through adulthood as always with her darling smile and her cheery disposition. She made everyone feel good for having been around her (and her pets.) I was especially lucky to have had Carrie as a delightful student in class. She brightened every day for all of us. We send our love and our deepest sympathy for this shared loss to Tom, Debbie, Jennifer, and her entire family.