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Memorial Service Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026
Memorial Service Time: 11:00 AM
Memorial Service Location: St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church
1968 Bruton Boulevard
Orlando, Florida
Obituary:
Carolyn F. LimQuee, 80, of Ocoee, entered her eternal rest on Monday, October 5, 2026. Carolyn was born on July 10, 1946 in Omaha, Georgia to the late Laura and Charles Ford.
After graduating high school, Carolyn continued her education and later earned an Bachelor’s Degree in Education. Carolyn served her community as an educator, and taught for over 34 years at Sadler Elementary School. Her career allowed her to impact countless students. Her devotion to the craft was driven by her enthusiasm for positively impacting students and working alongside other passionate educators.
Carolyn was a very kind, generous, loving woman with a heart of gold. She served with grace and love as a faithful member of St. Mark AME Church, Orlando. She was the former church musician, participated faithfully in Bible study, as a member of the Women’s Missionary Society, and an a YPD Advisor, and to put it mildly, when the church doors were open, she was present. She also served as a Board member of the Negro Spirit Foundation. She instilled love, wisdom, and Christian values for all her family to follow. She was the glue of her family and a devoted mother, servant leader and friend who will be deeply missed by all who knew her.
Carolyn leaves no mourners for she lived a rich Christian life among loving and devoted family and friends. She is survived by her daughter, Kimberly Sweeting; 2 granddaugters, Kristen (Leo) Nixon, Jordan Sweeting. She will live on in the hearts and minds of her family, other relatives, former students and colleagues, church family and many friends. May her soul rest in perfect peace.
A service of memory will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2026, 11:00 AM at St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1968 Bruton Boulevard, Orlando with Bishop Samuel L. Green Sr., eulogist.
Service Announcement
Ms. Limquee will be missed. She was a kind and loving person who always took care of Ashley when she was in her care. Our last conversation she stated she enjoyed taking Ashley because she knew she would always have food with her. LOL. I never worried because I knew she loved her as much as her own child. You will be missed. But heaven is rejoicing.
Mrs. Limquee was my music teacher at Sadler Elementary. All the students loved her and I remember she was strict in her class but she made sure we learned and had fun. Music class with her and the musical concerts are some of my most cherished memories. Job Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant. God Bless her family and love ones.
Sometimes flowers that bloom aren’t always the same ray of color, but they blossom into the beauty life of people like Carolyn F. LimQuee and spread fragrance to everyone they meet. This friend of mine has left an imprint of love, steadfastness, goodness and joy with me . Miss her I will; Remember her I will!
To her family remember that she always loved you and kept you on her mind and in her heart! 🙏🏾❤️🌹🤩
Carolyn LimQuee has left an imprint in my life and in the life of my children. I will miss her dearly. To her family she loved you dearly . Prayers for you all .
May God hold you close to His heart, where He can feel your deepest loss and fill you with His deepest love.
Our friend Carolyn will be missed. We grew up in the same community, school, and church. A heart of gold is how I describe her.
Ms. LimQuee and Mr. Limquee watched out for myself, and daughters when I joined St. Mark and she became my second mom. My daughters and I will miss her dearly. I pray for the family strength as you all face the days ahead.
Terry Williams & Family
Ms. Sweeting, may the memories of your mother and the big heart which was full of laughter from a joke out of no where. She will forever live within your heart though she is not physically there with you. There will be days where you will miss her but focus on the good days and know she is in a better place.
Coworker, Fitzgerald Wesley
Our condolences to Mrs. LimQue’s family. She was so loving and wonderful during our time together with YPD. She was witty, fun and knowledgeable on getting the children and youth excited about learning about the Lord. We had a connection because of having a daughter named Kimberly. Sleep on Mrs. LimQue we’ll see you in the morning.
Kim, thank you so much for sharing your mom with us! She was the best cruise partner EVER and those memories will make us laugh over and over. Her humor without trying to be funny always caught us off guard (Coco the clown LOL!) She was a great mom and you have been a wonderful daughter. May peace, love and blessings continue to follow you and your babies!
Our family miss your mother, Mrs. LimQuee. Kim, she was dear to our hearts and my children remember the times after school when she took them home with you and prepared dinner for them. She was dearly loved by all who knew her. May GOD cover you with his peace. She’s resting now.
Mrs. Limquee was a jewel to me and my son when I joined St.Mark. She kept my son in line when he went toYPD. She will be truly missed. Words could never express how much she meant to me and my family. Rest well sweet lady.
Carolyn,
You lived a beautiful, joyous, and loving life, and you made so many people smile along the way. I treasure my memories of time with you in Omaha and beyond. I will always love your smile, your humor, and your devotion to family.
Rest in heaven, dear cousin.
With all my love,
Lori and Monte
Kudos to the glorious and joyous times we had growing up together, the unforgettable conversations we had over the phone and the memorable hours we spent organizing the Omaha Community Reunions. Carolyn was the glue that held everything together, the foundation we build on and the force that kept everything moving forward. I thank God for her, as I will miss her conversations about enjoying her boiled peanuts and pecans. Far this is the season.