Carol Ann Klein

Carol Ann Klein April 28, 1949 – March 19, 2025

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Carol Ann Klein, 75, of Morning View, who departed this world on March 19, 2025, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Fort Thomas. Carol’s life was a masterpiece of love, creativity, and devotion—woven together with the relationships she cherished and the joy she spread to those around her.

Carol dedicated many years of her career to AT&T and homecare, where her professionalism and commitment left a lasting impression. However, it was beyond the workplace where her true spirit flourished. A passionate artist at heart, she found joy in crafts, musicals, and art shows, filling her life with color and creativity. Her love for animals and gardening was a reflection of her nurturing soul, as she cultivated not just flowers but also deep, meaningful connections with family and friends.

Among Carol’s greatest joys was her family, especially her beloved grandson, who brought light and laughter into her life. The kitchen was the center of her heart, where she lovingly curated meals and created warm, unforgettable moments with those she held dear.

She is survived by her devoted children, Kelly Klein and Russell Klein, who lovingly stood by her side through life’s journey. She also leaves behind her dear sisters, Angela Miller and Barbara King.

Carol now joins those who went before her, including her parents, Angelo A. Ferrarelli and Dorothy A. Hess Ferrarelli, her brother, Tony Ferrarelli, and her beloved husband, Raymond Klein, the love of her life who now welcomes her home.

Family and friends are invited to honor Carol’s beautiful life on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at Floral Hills Funeral Home – Chapel A in Taylor Mill, Kentucky. 🌿 Visitation: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM 🌿 Funeral Service: 7:00 PM

Though she is no longer with us, Carol’s spirit will forever shine in the lives she touched. She will be deeply missed but always remembered with love.

💖 “What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes a part of us.” – Helen Keller