Carol Ann Allbritten

Carol Ann Allbritten

February 16, 1940 - January 17, 2026

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Carol Ann Allbritten

Carol Ann Allbritten (Nana) 85 of Aberdeen, passed away January 17, 2026 at Brightview Belair, just

one month shy of her 86th birthday.

Carol Ann was born in Havre de Grace, MD February 16, 1940. The daughter of the late Neville

Mitchell and Annie May Mitchell (formerly Caponic).

Carol Ann went on to become a Secretary at A.P.G. after she graduated from High School. In

Jan. 1961 she met William Allbritten (formerly of Kentucky). The two were engaged in March

1961 and then married in November 1961. When William was reassigned, they moved to

Verona, Italy for 3 years. He was then stationed at Fort Gordon where they lived from 1967-

1968. Later when they settled in Aberdeen, MD she went on to become a Piano and Organ

teacher for almost 40 years. She was loved by all her students. Carol Ann and her husband

were members of the Aberdeen Church of Christ for over 50 years.

Carol Ann is survived by her son Jeffery Allbritten of Fort Myers, FL and her daughter

Stefanie Foley of Aberdeen. Two grandchildren; granddaughter Lindsey and her husband

Josh of Aberdeen, and grandson Brandon of Aberdeen. Two greatgrandchildren Joshua and

Hailey.

She will always be remembered for her kindness and thoughtfulness to everyone around

her especially her family. She was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

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Stefanie Foley
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Love you Nana! You were the greatest Mom! We will miss you terribly! I'm so glad you and Poppop are finally together again! 🙏🏻🙏🏻💔💔
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Sandra poughkeepsie
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She will be missed. I know she was so loved by her family. I remember Nana & my husband enjoying an old Johnny Carson show that appeared on an older network. This was Thanksgiving 2024, she was laughing and enjoying it. RIP Mrs Albritten such a wonderful lady
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John Strohmeyer
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One of the sweetest ladies, who I considered my mom #2, since half my waking hours were spent at their home. Even after my family left Aberdeen, I kept in touch. I remember stopping by their home, unannounced, in my 30’s. I asked if Jeff could “come out to play”. One double take, and she knew it was “Johnny”. I’ll never forget her tasty green beans w/molasses.❤️
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Scott and Fran Foley
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Thinking of you all during this difficult time. Love Scott and Fran Foley
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Cameron N
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Carol came to Brightview around the same time I started so I got to know her and her family very well over the years. Whether it was getting her medicine, going to a meal, or just walking down the hall, she always had a joke to crack and would make anyone around her bust out in laughter.Carol was the kind of person you would go out of your way to see because you know she would somehow make your day just a little better. She will be missed, but never forgotten at Brightview.
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Jeff Allbritten
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On Saturday, January 17, I lost the person who brought me into this world and who cared for me and watched out for me for the last 62 years. She was my mother, my guide and my inspiration my entire life. I always knew I could call her and get an honest, but loving response to whatever I was dealing with. She passed on her love for music and pizza to me, along with her love for life. She was the most patient and selfless human being I have ever known. She lived an exemplary life that anyone would be proud to emulate. Mom, words cannot describe how much I miss you and will think of you everyday of the rest of my life. I am happy that your suffering has ended and that you are finally reunited with Dad, Grandmom, Granddad, all of your aunts and all of your friends. I love you more than I can share and the hole in my heart will never heal. Your loving son, Jeff Allbritten

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