Obituary for Carol A. Kamin (Ginster)
Carol Kamin was reunited in heaven with the love of her life, Norm, on Oct 30, 2022.
Carol A Ginster was born in Milwaukee on January 22, 1938, to Walter & Florence Ginster . She married Norman Kamin on June 8, 1957. Carol is survived by their 3 children, Mark (Patti) Kamin, Jon Kamin, and Kelly (Derek) Paikowski. She adored her grandchildren Nicole, Cal, and Jake Paikowski, Elissa Hammond, Jered (Amanda) Kamin and Abby (Jason) Klang. Carol enjoyed spoiling her great grandchildren Caleb, Etta, Wyatt, Ryan & Hadley, with rolls of quarters for the arcade at Organ Piper Pizza.
Carol has three surviving siblings, Joel (Lois) Ginster, Michael (Joanne) Ginster and Gail (Keith) Ermi, and sister in law Corrine Ginster. She was preceded in death by brothers Gerald and Ronald.
Carol & Norm were high school sweethearts and prom royalty. Norm would serenade Carol at night on her parents porch, hoping to woo her. She was a soda jerk at a local drug store and a bakery worker as a young woman.
Carol & Norm were married 42 years and enjoyed long road trips, casino outings, including Vegas, and family gatherings. After losing Norm in 1999, Carol grew to intensely cherish her inner circle.
Sister Gail fondly recalls any story about Carol, always included Norm
Carol A Ginster was born in Milwaukee on January 22, 1938, to Walter & Florence Ginster . She married Norman Kamin on June 8, 1957. Carol is survived by their 3 children, Mark (Patti) Kamin, Jon Kamin, and Kelly (Derek) Paikowski. She adored her grandchildren Nicole, Cal, and Jake Paikowski, Elissa Hammond, Jered (Amanda) Kamin and Abby (Jason) Klang. Carol enjoyed spoiling her great grandchildren Caleb, Etta, Wyatt, Ryan & Hadley, with rolls of quarters for the arcade at Organ Piper Pizza.
Carol has three surviving siblings, Joel (Lois) Ginster, Michael (Joanne) Ginster and Gail (Keith) Ermi, and sister in law Corrine Ginster. She was preceded in death by brothers Gerald and Ronald.
Carol & Norm were high school sweethearts and prom royalty. Norm would serenade Carol at night on her parents porch, hoping to woo her. She was a soda jerk at a local drug store and a bakery worker as a young woman.
Carol & Norm were married 42 years and enjoyed long road trips, casino outings, including Vegas, and family gatherings. After losing Norm in 1999, Carol grew to intensely cherish her inner circle.
Sister Gail fondly recalls any story about Carol, always included Norm