Carol Anne Copan-Mora
Carol Anne Copan-Mora, 78, of Newton, Massachusetts passed away of natural causes on October 11th, 2020. Carol was born on October 28, 1941 in Stoneham, MA. She married Abel Mora on July 17, 1984 in a lovely ceremony at the Newton Post 440. Carol attended Chandler School for Women and later worked at Brandeis University while raising her family. She was preceded in death by her spouse, Abel Mora and is survived by her sons: William Copan, Christopher Copan, step-son; Kishon Mora , daughter; Holly Peterson; and 9 grandchildren. She loved traveling, dancing, gardening, drinking tea with friends, and spending time with her cats. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to National Wildlife Federation. Carol was a kind and loving woman and will be missed by many.
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Our deepest sympathy to the Copan family.
It was an honor to have known her and we will never forget her.
We had so many fun times together, traveling near and far. I will miss her so much.
So sorry to hear that Carol has passed away. We have such wonderful memories with Carol through our Camping Group. Will miss you Carol. Debby
I hope you find comfort with the scripture John 11:25. Jesus said “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life.
With deep sympathy I share your sorrow. With deep sympathy I share wonderful memories of your mother.
Carol was a matriarch in our Taft Avenue neighborhood. She loved being out and about in her garden and she loved to share plants and tell stories about the history of the hood. She will be missed. May her memory be a blessing to her family and friends.
I will never forget Carol as she offered me her home away from home when I arrived at Brandeis from Spain, and for many years afterwards. She was very kind and caring and I’m very happy I got to see her one last time recently as she was traveling in Europe. My deepest sympathy to her family.
So Glad I got to visit Carol at Home before the Virus. We had so many good times at her home Christmas and Summers. At at the Post 440 with Able. Camping with of families and children. And
Trips we did. Easy going and generous. My mother-in-law said when my sons got married be sure you invite your dancing friends. My Condolences to
Bill, Chris and Holly and the grandchild and all those she loved and loved her
Carol was a wonderful and caring friend. Gentle with a backbone of steel. Her love for her family was her foundation. Always generous with her time to run an errand for or visit a friend or relative. She loved and enjoyed life. I’ll miss her.
Carol was a quiet, steady friend with a ready smile for all. She walked through the snow to tell me a classmate, Ann Shannon, had died – that was in 1960 when we were seniors in high school.
My sympathy goes out to her family at this sad time.
So very sorry to hear about Carol’s passing. We were classmates in
in St. Patrick’s grammar school in Stoneham and then we moved on to Stoneham H.S. She and I were the tallest girls in our grade
so we were always partners at the end of any procession line the
nuns involved us in. I remember her as a happy person with a
lovely smile. My condolences to her family.
So very sorry for the loss of your sweet and lovely Carol. She was such a good person, so full of fun and laughter and love. She will be greatly missed and lovingly remembered.
I send loving condolences to the family and friends of Carol I did not know her well but knew that from our connections she was allways kind and generous to me. She was a loving mother active and beautiful woman . Love and Pease to Billy Chris and Holly her grandchilderen and friends. You are in my prayers.