IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Carol Lee

Carol Lee Watts Profile Photo

Watts

Mar 28, 1934 — Jun 25, 2026

Kellogg, Idaho

Obituary


In loving memory of Carol Lee Watts, who peacefully left this world in her home at the age of 92 surrounded by her family on June 25th 2026. Carol was born March 28th 1934 in Spokane Washington. She is proceeded in death by her parents Wilber & Clarice Smith, second husband and soul mate Thomas Dean Watts, eldest son Joseph R Kenser, grandson Nicholas Card, brother Bobbie Buroker, Brother-In-Law Rich Nearing and first husband Warner Joseph Kenser.

Carol was a long-time resident of Kellogg. She met Dean Watts, the love of her life in 1982 they had a large blended family. She enjoyed gardening, camping, dancing and cooking but her favorite pastime was spending time with her children and grandchildren. She loved her family deeply and loved the holidays. She was a caregiver by nature and was also known for her feisty personality. She was the most loving and nurturing mother and grandmother but she certainly did not hold back when telling the truth. Which is a fond shared memory by us all. She always took on the burdens of everyone and would do anything in her power to help. She was the Matriarch of her family. We find peace knowing she is once again dancing with the love of her life Dean.

Carol is survived and incredibly missed by her sister’s, Darlene (David) McCullough and Sandra Nearing, children, Debbie (Kip) Bircher, Kevin (Jeanette) Kenser, Sherry (Gordon) Card, Philip Watts, Kevin (Cindy) Watts, Diane (Jim) Brewer, Grandchildren, Jami (Andy), Jessica (Jeremy), Katie (Arod), Jason (Rosie), Travis (Jozie), Karlee (Chris), Kyle, Jake, Ginger (Jason), Kelli (James), Hailey (Zach), Chris (Jean), Katey (Chris) and Colin (Lauren), Great Grandchildren, Justyce, Jaden (Taylor), Gage, Tyler, Lillian, Maddux, Danika, Kendal, Azaiah, Nikola, Oliver, Evelyn, Hudson, Nicholas, Wyatt, Miyah, Italia, Dalton, Tucker, Chevy, Renn, Will and Thomas, Great Great Granddaughter, Nyla and numerous nieces and nephews.


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