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Carolyn Marie Arsenault, 49, passed on June 12, 2015, following a brave battle with cancer.Carolyn was born to Walter and Roberta (Colburn) Andrews in Goffstown on June 28, 1965. She grew up in Weare and loved her tight-knit town. Carolyn enjoyed Labradors, golf, gardening, sports and the beach. She was an avid outdoorswoman and enthusiastic Patriots, Red Sox and NASCAR fan.She believed in America. She was a proud American and an outspoken supporter of our military.Spending time with her grandchildren brought her the most joy. While Carolyn was a dedicated mother and grandmother, she was also proud of her work. She spent most of her adult life working at Country 3 Corners, her favorite local store, eventually becoming the manager.Carolyn is survived by her children, Brandon Camp of Manchester, Franklin Arsenault of Henniker, her daughter, Jacklyn Roehl; granddaughter Alexia-Marie and grandson Odyn Andrew, of Dunbarton. She leaves behind her soulmate and the father of her children, Frank Arsenault, of Deering; her mother, Roberta Townes; sisters, Wanda Mclain, Wendie Andrews, and Aris Johnson; brothers, Michael Andrews, Leon Spooner; and two generations of nieces and nephews.
