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Carolyn Milstead
November 18, 2018
Carolyn Milstead passed away on Saturday, November 10, 2018.
She was born on May 25, 1930, in Bratt, Florida to Katie Virginia Flowers and Rumbly David Silcox. Carolyn grew up in and around Pensacola and on February 22, 1946, married Frank Milstead. They were married for 68 years at the time of his death in 2014. She is also preceded in death by her parents and six siblings.
Surviving her are her five children, Janis (Rob) Rose, Cathy (Michael Curri) Hébert, Frank (Deborah) Milstead, Chandra (Art) Dehnz and Steve (Karen) Milstead; 12 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Carolyn worked for the Escambia County School Board for many years and upon retirement enjoyed gardening, ceramics, bird watching, fishing, crossword puzzles, and especially Scrabble and gin rummy, and she was a formidable opponent! Our family will miss her love and her strength in adversity.
She lived for the past eighteen months at The Terrace at Ivey Acres in Jay and loved her home and the wonderful people who lived and worked there. The family is grateful for the warmth and companionship she found at the Terrace.
Services were held Saturday, November 17, 2018, at Farm Hill Baptist Church in Cantonment.
Interment was in Eastern Gate Cemetery.
Faith Chapel Funeral Home North is directing.
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My Aunt Carolyn was very Loved by her childrens & we cousins,We were all close growing up. She was the last of my dad & her brother Travis Silcox of those six siblings.But the Silcox family came to Fla. in 1783 & got a Spanish Land Grant . As 4th GP John Silcox was a British Torrie & East Fla.had many Brits there.Family married Spanish & Native women.When GP John got land grant he changed spelling of name from Silcocks to Silcox He was born in N.J. in1754.His wife was a Cherokee-metis Amelia Cordery.From this sprung the ranging Silcox clan.