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Carol L. McGee


Sunrise: January 3, 1942

Sunset: December 20, 2023

Carol Louise McGee also affectionately known as “Poolu” the youngest of four children of Charles and Henrietta Robinson was born in Cheraw, SC on January 3, 1942. She peacefully departed this life on December 20, 2023 after a period of illness.

Carol was educated in the Washington DC area. She attended Eastern High School, and upon graduation worked as a nurse’s aide while completing her Bachelor’s Degree at the District of Columbia Teachers College in 1965.

She became a teacher working for the Montgomery County School System while completing studies for her Masters in Education at Bowie State College in 1975.

In October of 1970 she married William H. McGee and continued to teach until his passing in 1989 she then relocated to Chesapeake, Virginia to be near her brother and her family.

Carol brought such joy to everyone she encountered, her smile was infectious, her zest for enjoying life’s every moment was refreshing. She was selfless in her support and generosity, a truly amazing soul that will be greatly missed.

She is survived by her sister-in-law, Ms. Bertie Robinson, brother-in-law Mr. James Robinson, a host of nieces, great nieces, nephews, great nephews and other relatives and friends.

Viewing Saturday, January 6, 2024 9:00-10:45am Metropolitan Funeral Service 120 W. Berkley Avenue Norfolk, VA 23523 Service COME IN PERSON OR WATCH LIVE ONLINE Saturday, January 6, 2024 11:00am Metropolitan Funeral Service Berkley Chapel Interment Greenlawn Memorial Gardens 3920 Airline Blvd. Chesapeake, VA 23321

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    Kimberly Hulsey says

    Aunt Carol was my mothers life long friend. They were “partners in crime” for 60 years. Though not related to me by blood, she was an Aunt to me in every way, living on me as if I were her own. I am grateful for her love and I am grateful for the way she loved my mother. I’m sure they’re up in heaven together pal-ing around like they always did.

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    Stephanie Byrd says

    Auntie Carol is what I would call her. When I first met her we had A insist connection. I was Hired to be A companion Aid for Mrs Carol she was so Fun And loving Everyday. I learned a lot from her And l will Always be so Greatful for the wonderful time’s we shared together. I Already Miss Mrs Carol but I know she’s in heaven and l we will see each other Again.

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    Charles L bryan says

    My aunt carol is was a person that I really loved being around her bigger than life personality will light up any room and will definitely put a smile on your face she will greatly missed. I am also grateful that my son was able to see her and she also made a 2 quilted blankets for him when he was born like she did for me. I was truly blessed to have a aunt like her. I love you will all my heart always and forever.

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