Out of the blue last bright whites delight our Momma passed on with the silence of the night. She saw a bright light with her loved ones above encrusted the gates adorned gold and doves. Her pathway complete, her journey thus ends. Three apples woven by her very own thread. To continue the journey started by heavens above. Out of this world and into eternal love. Jjr. UTICA-Mrs. Carol Ann (DeCarlo) Day, age 66 of Utica passed away unexpectedly on Friday morning, September 24, 2010 at the Country Manor, Herkimer. Born in Utica on Jan. 12, 1944, Carol Ann was the daughter of the late Nicholas and Florence (Tripple) DeCarlo. She was raised and educated in Utica. Carol had the heart of gold and lived life as a gentle soul. She devoted many years of personal care for her late mother until her passing in 2001. Carol treasured her children and grandchildren, sacrificing her needs for the care and well being of her family. A generational trait shared with her parents and sisters. Mrs. Day is survived by three children: Laurie Ann and William Lennon, William T. Rudwall, Jr., Alice Rudwall, Jamie John Rudwall and Julie Rudwall. She also leaves her grandchildren, Jasmine, Cassandra, Anthony, Morgan, Roger, Isabelle, and Jake. She is also survived by a sister and brother in law, Rosalie and Robert Pasquale, and Diane and Richard Basile all of Utica. Mrs. Day was preceded in death by Mr. Oscar F. Day her husband with whom she shared a loving and devoted union of 24 years. Carol was an excellent cook and she loved arts and crafts, she loved cats and often pledged whatever she could to the Stevens-Swan Humane Society. As per Mrs. Day's wishes, family and friends are invited to attend her Memorial Service commencing at 11 am on Friday, Oct. 1, 2010 at the Calvary Cemetery, Utica, NY with the Rev. Joseph Salerno, officiating. Kindly consider memorial offerings in Mrs. Day's name to the Stevens-Swan Humane Society, 5664 Horatio Street, Utica, NY 13502. The family is being cared for by funeral director Daniel J. Enea of Enea Family Funeral Home.