Carol Ann Jacobs
May 11, 1956 ~ February 20, 2026
Born in: Flushing, New York
Resided in: Orlando, Florida
Resided in: Orlando, Florida
Carol Ann Jacobs, 69, of Orlando, Florida passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family and caregiver.
Carol grew up in West Sayville, Long Island, NY and in later years moved to Orlando, Florida with her family. She worked as a draftsman for Siemens, where she met her significant other, David Campbell. Carol will be remembered for her warm, sweet gentle nature. Carol loved spending time with her family, friends and her cats. She loved listening to music and especially loved to dance. In her younger years she enjoyed speed skating and kick boxing. Carol will be deeply missed and forever loved.
She was preceded in death by her Father, Julius Caesar Adacher and her mother, Mary Adacher.
She is lovingly survived by her significant other, David Campbell, and his mother, Helen Campbell, and six siblings’ families.
Carol’s sisters, Rosemarie Reedy and Darlene Jones.
Nephew, Jason M. Wirsing.
Nieces, Deanna Sanchez Manley and Brianne Manley.
Grand niece, Orianna Sanchez Manley.
Grand nephews, Noah Manley and Elijah Manley.
We are Thankful for her two awesome, loving Caregivers, Juliet Amick and Sherry McCook as well as her previous caregivers Bridget and Sumaiyya. We are also grateful for her Nurse Practitioner, Penny West, who made regular house visits to help maintain her quality of care.
Crevasse’s Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Jacobs family.
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Perhaps, just once in a lifetime, we may meet someone who has such a powerful impact on our life, that we instantly love them, and know they will make our life profoundly more wonderful, simply by being in it. Carol was one of those people. She was such a positive influence on everyone. Even in her latter years, with the deep progression of her Multiple Sclerosis, and its enormously limiting factors, she never failed to flash her captivating smile, and made everyone feel a precious, gentle bond, that will never fade, no matter how much time passes!!!! We all Loved her Dearly… (from Sherry)