Carole C. Inglis1945 - 2012, Resident of Concord. Carole C. Inglis entered peacefully into rest in Concord on October 11, 2012. She was born in the United States Naval Hospital in Long Beach, CA, on November 15th, 1945 just after the end of WWII.She grew up in Dixon, Illinois. At the University of Illinois she earned a B.S in psychology, and after graduation, worked as a counselor at a Sheriff's Boy's Camp in Florida. Carole moved to Colorado where she worked as a deputy sheriff as a counselor in a prison. She was a crack shot and out-shot all the other officers on the force.Upon returning to California, Carole attended school to further her education and earned a double Master's degree in psychology at JFK University in 1984. She became a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in 1990 and since has had a private practice in Concord. She believed in helping others and truly loved her profession. Carole will be remembered for her zest for life. She loved to dance and sing, never professionally, but always with joy and abandon. She rode a motorcycle. She was an inspiration and will be missed by all who knew her.
Sandy Tilton (McCormick)
Carole C. Inglis1945 - 2012, Resident of Concord. Carole C. Inglis entered peacefully into rest in Concord on October 11, 2012. She was born in the United States Naval Hospital in Long Beach, CA, on November 15th, 1945 just after the end of WWII.She grew up in Dixon, Illinois. At the University of Illinois she earned a B.S in psychology, and after graduation, worked as a counselor at a Sheriff's Boy's Camp in Florida. Carole moved to Colorado where she worked as a deputy sheriff as a counselor in a prison. She was a crack shot and out-shot all the other officers on the force.Upon returning to California, Carole attended school to further her education and earned a double Master's degree in psychology at JFK University in 1984. She became a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in 1990 and since has had a private practice in Concord. She believed in helping others and truly loved her profession. Carole will be remembered for her zest for life. She loved to dance and sing, never professionally, but always with joy and abandon. She rode a motorcycle. She was an inspiration and will be missed by all who knew her.