Dorothy E. Carey

Dorothy Elizabeth (Morgan) Carey, 65, of Franklin, N.H. passed away suddenly on March 18th, surrounded by her family at the Concord Hospital, due to complications from a cardiac and respiratory condition. She is survived by a brother Dennis Morgan and his wife Diana of St. Louis, M.O., a sister April (Morgan) Gays of St. Louis, M.O., a brother Russell Morgan and his wife Amanda of St. Louis, M.O., and a sister Rene (Morgan) Roubidoux of St. Louis, M.O. Also, a brother-in-law Homer Cumberland of Jackson, M.S., a brother-in-law Owen Carey and his wife Esther (Belville) Carey, and a sister-in-law Patricia (Pounds) Carey of Broken Arrow, O.K. She is also survived by a son Bryce of Franklin N.H., a daughter Angela and her companion Marc Duncan of Concord, N.H., a son Justin and his companion Kristen Aube of Franklin N.H., a daughter April Bryson and her husband Frank of Franklin N.H., a daughter Sara and her companion Russ Coutu of Groton, N.H., and a son Nicolas and his wife Samantha of Conover, N.C., and her 8 grandchildren; Bruce, Patrick, Kaitlyn, Caleb, Ryan, Payton, Maximus, and Charlotte. And her extended family consisted of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews. She was pre-deceased by her loving husband of 47 years, Edward Carey who passed away just 10 days prior (March 8, 2021). She was also pre-deceased by her parents William Morgan (2009) and Dorothy (Taylor) Morgan (2014) of St. Louis, M.O., as well as a sister Billie Kaye (Morgan) Cumberland (2000) of Jackson, M.S., and a brother Bruce Morgan (1996) of St. Louis, M.O., as well as brother-in-law James Gays (2010) of St. Louis, M.O., and a brother-in-law John Roubidoux (2019) of St. Louis, M.O., and a brother-in-law Dennis Carey (2019) of Broken Arrow, O.K. Born on June 19th, 1955, in St. Louis, M.O. to William Morgan and Dorothy (Taylor) Morgan, they resided in St. Louis, M.O. where she was the oldest of 7 children. She was a 1972 graduate of Ritenour High School in St. Louis, M.O. Dorothy started her large loving family at an early age. She had her son Bryce while in high school and was pregnant with her daughter Angela during graduation time. Despite being a student and a mother, she was still able to take extra courses and graduate a year ahead of schedule. In 1973, she married the love of her life, Edward Carey, and in 1975 they headed north to New Hampshire and settled in Franklin, N.H. She eventually had 4 more children and was a stay-at-home Mom for many years raising her 6 children. She held jobs at Laconia Christian School as an administrative assistant, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Beede Electric, and she also worked retail positions at the Tilton Tanger Outlet Mall. Outside of work and being a mom, Dorothy loved ten pin bowling. While living in Missouri, she won many tournaments and was proud to speak of her trophies and her own personalized bowling balls. She was also an avid reader and loved a good thriller or mystery book. She was also a fan of the television gameshows Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, often solving the puzzles and "buzzing in," way before the actual contestants. Her family is convinced that she is the greatest Jeopardy champion to have never graced the stage with Alex Trebek. Her greatest accomplishment in life and what she was most proud of was her family. Her husband, 6 children, and her 8 grandchildren were her pride and joy. Attending sporting events alongside her husband to support her children or grandchildren is something that she cherished. Dorothy and Edward's fairy tale love story comes to an end with her rejoining him after spending only 10 days apart from one another. May they both rest in peace together. Her family will receive relatives and friends for calling hours on Saturday, March 27th, from 2-5 p.m. at the Thibault Neun Funeral Home located at 143 Franklin Street, in Franklin, N.H. ***Social distancing and masks are required*** In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Carey Family Go Fund Me page at https://gofund.me/91be541f For directions and an online guestbook, please visit www.neunfuneralhomes.com

Dorothy E. Carey

March 18, 2021