Milardo, Carolyn Ann

Carolyn Ann Milardo passed away on November 19th, 2022 at the age of 76. May she find eternal peace and happiness in God’s Hands. Carolyn was born and raised in Mars Hill, Maine, daughter of Alton & June (Bulley) Weeks. Carolyn was a resident of Portland, CT for 49 years. Carolyn retired from Brown & Williamson Tobacco Company many years ago. When she was able, Carolyn loved spending time with her family and grandchildren; she was their Grammy/ Meme. She loved going to Cape Cod, it was at the beach she found the most peace reading her books and taking in the ocean air. She was an avid fan of the New York Yankees and New York Giants. She loved to do her crossword puzzles and word games. Her favorite holiday was Christmas and when her children were younger, she would always display the magic of Christmas with her beautiful Christmas tree, Christmas village, outdoor Christmas lights and her full variety of cookies. Her family, each of them, have their own special memories of Carolyn--too many to mention. In her younger years she enjoyed traveling with her sister Annette and always enjoyed spending time with her sister Charlene and husband Willard. She was fun, full of energy and a woman of many stories, some with exaggeration believable or not. Carolyn is survived by her four children and their spouses, Lauralee Kelley (John), Barbie Donoghue (Timothy), Lisa Catanzaro (Kevin Daly), Joseph Milardo (Michelle) and her eight grandchildren: Jack, Jimmy & Micayla Kelley, AJ (wife Ally) Catanzaro, Mikey Catanzaro, Timmy Donoghue Jr., Sophia & Alexander Milardo; her Mother June Weeks and five siblings and spouses: Alton Weeks (Ruth), Charlene Walker (Willard), Cynthia Blanchette, Beverly Griffin, Annette Aribas (Vencente); her Aunt Laverna Williamson and several nieces and nephews. There will be no calling hours and a private ceremony will be held by the family at a later date. The Portland Memorial Funeral Home, 231 Main St., Portland, is in charge of arrangements.

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