Wayne Carroll

Wayne Allan Carroll was born on February 28,1961, in Denver, Colorado to Dolly W. Wilson and Roy S. Carroll. He was a loving father, son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and close friend.

He was the youngest of four children. Wayne grew up in Parkhill and was educated through Denver Public Schools. He attended Hallett Elementary and would continue on to Place Middle School with lifelong friends and family members. Wayne then proceeded to attend George Washington High School where he graduated.

As a child, Wayne enjoyed spending quality time with his older brothers and beloved family members. He was extremely family oriented and loved to gather with loved ones to create countless memories. He was ecstatic about celebrating birthdays, holidays, or just having a good time. Some of the most cherished times were Christmas Eve memories when the whole family would gather at Aunt Dolly’s and Uncle Roy’s house for gift exchanges as well as annual celebrations. “Oh yea, this was the party house.” The basement and backyard will always be filled with so many precious memories.

Wayne then met his best friend and companion Olivia. She gave birth in 1987 to his beautiful daughter Te’Angela L. Carroll, whom he loved dearly. Memories from his daughter will always be his contagious laugh and slew footed walk that she could not help but to inherit.

Wayne’s profession was landscaping. His passion was to maintain a perfect yard. He was employed with Mel’s & Son‘s Landscaping Company from 1985-1999 and was very proud of his work.

During his free time, Wayne enjoyed bowling, which he has was introduced to by his mother “The Bowling Queen”. He also enjoyed fishing and rooting for his home team the Denver, Broncos. His huge smile and unique laugh will forever be missed.

Wayne gained his wings and ascended the stairway to heaven June 12, 2021. He is preceded in death by his mother Dolly M. Carroll, aunts, uncles, and cousins. He leaves to cherish his memory, his daughter Te’ Angela L. Carroll, his father Roy S. Carroll, and loving brother’s Roderick D. Carroll. Michael L. Carroll, and Dale E. Carroll. Wayne also leaves behind a host of uncles, nieces, cousins, and friends.