Carole Lynn Threewitt (nee Montgomery) passed away peacefully on October 26, 2025, at Manor Grove, surrounded by her loving family and friends. She was 77 years old — though she happily claimed to be 29 for the N'th time whenever anyone asked.

Born on March 24, 1948 in Salem, MO, Carole was the daughter of Lila Taylor (nee Leonard). She met and married Robert "Bob" Threewitt in St. Louis Missouri and raised her two sons while working in the library at their grade school and later worked at St Anthony's Hospital. In 1990, Carole and Bob moved to Denver with their son Don. She loved hosting family and friends when anyone wanted to visit the Rockies. She earned her Masters in Accounting while living and working in Denver.

Carole moved back to St. Louis in 2012 after Bob's passing. She was able to spend time with lifelong friends playing games, going to the Muny and Fox and hanging out drinking wine. In the last few years, she moved to Gambrill Gardens and made many new friends and enjoyed spending time with them, merging old friends and new.

Family and friends will remember Carole for her kindness, strength, and love of card games. Whether through her love for others or the amount of times she would beat anyone and everyone at Canasta, she freely shared her heart with others. Carole always made time to listen, support, and celebrate with those she loved. Her family and friends will forever remember her warmth and love.

Remaining to cherish Carole's memory are her sister, Debbie Coffman (Marty); her sons, Douglas Threewitt and Donald Threewitt (Amy); her grandchildren, Miranda Threewitt (Josh Patterson), Brendan Threewitt (Erica), Mara Noelke (Tristan), Maggie Threewitt, Rose Threewitt, and Colin Threewitt; and her great-grandson, Belmont Simmons.

Preceding Carole in death are Bob Threewitt, Richard Montgomery (brother), and Lila Taylor.

A visitation will be held on November 2, 2025 from 4pm - 7pm at Schrader funeral home (14960 Manchester Rd) and a funeral will be held on November 3, 2025 at 10am at Schrader funeral home, with an interment to follow at Resurrection Cemetery (6901 MacKenzie Rd). Family and friends are invited to attend in celebration of Carole's life. A luncheon is planned for after the burial at Helen Fitzgerald's.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Humane Colorado or Meals on Wheels .