Kehrman, Carol A. (nee Harris) Wednesday July 23, 2025. Beloved wife of Rick Kehrman. Dear mother of John David Kehrman and Victoria (Jeffrey) Pinkham. Dear grandmother of Marian, Alynne, Zachary and Kirsten. Dear sister of Linda Bartek. Dear daughter of the late Leon and Marian Harris. Our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, niece, cousin, friend and sister of the heart.
Memorial visitation at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. Monday July 28, 3:30-8 pm, then to Mary Mother of the Church, 5901 Kerth Rd. (63128) Tuesday July 29 for 11:00 am memorial Mass. Private interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Catholic Renewal Center, 20 Archbishop May Dr., St. Louis, Mo. 63119 appreciated.
There’s surely another angel around His throne today. God bless you Kehrman family as you mourn the death of your wife and mom. May you feel God’s loving arms surround you with His infinite peace.
So sorry to hear of her passing .She was by far one of God’s angels on this earth. She is in heaven now. Just a wonderful lady. Worked with her for 30+ years. 🙏
Regrets is always too late. Rick, I am so sorry for not visiting Carol when we came home from Florida. My deepest condolences to you and your family. Carol was loved by so many and I will miss her smile and friendly attitude and outlook. RIP Carol! 🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼
Lydia
Such a lovely lady with a beautiful soul. Sympathies to the family.
I started work at Scientific Associates in St. Louis in August 1980, two weeks after violence took my youngest sister’s life. The vice president, Mr. Mattson, wanted to start up a microbiology night crew. I was at a low point in my life, depressed and glad to take a night position. That’s where I met Carol, a part-time employee, and an absolute joy to work with. She was solid, dependable, supportive, dedicated to doing with the highest standards whatever was required of her. She enriched my life with her loving nature, her laughter, sense of humor, her humanity, and her respect for others. Many of these qualities I aspired to and often failed. Carol lived them. She was a spirited person, a wife, and a mother. I’ve met few people in my 75 years whom I can’t fully describe without stating the obvious. She was a good soul, kind and sympathetic. Bless you, Carol. And to Rick and the family, I’m saddened by and sorry for your great loss.