Carol Elizabeth Frump

Carol Elizabeth Frump age 84 of Lynden, Washington passed away peacefully at her residence with her loving husband and family by her side on June 7, 2025.

Carol (Dauman, Plowman) Frump was born December 10, 1940 in Tacoma Washington to William and Minnie Dauman and is the oldest of three siblings.  Carol spent her childhood on Whidbey Island in a beautiful home built by her father in Penn Cove on a bluff overlooking the ocean.  She graduated from Oak Harbor High School class of 1959.  As a young wife and mother she enjoyed raising her family in Custer, Washington.  Carol loved reading, gardening, canning, stamp collecting, crochet, and sewing.  She was an avid quilter and made many beautiful quilts and wall hangings for friends and family, and once won peoples choice award at the Lynden Fair.

After 22 years as a customs broker, Carol retired and traveled extensively.  She climbed Ayers Rock in Australia, saw the pyramids in Egypt, and kissed the Blarney Stone in Ireland.  Carol also visited Germany, Switzerland, South America and Antarctica and many other countries.  She traveled all over the United States and hiked and explored most of the Pacific Northwest.   

Carol had been a long time member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and has a strong testimony of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and his gospel.  Carol was sealed to her husband Charles Frump and her family in the Seattle Temple.  She taught primary, young women’s and single adults.  She loved genealogy, to which she dedicated many hours.

Mrs. Frump leaves behind her husband of 24 years Charles Frump of Lynden, her son Mike Plowman of Gig Harbor, daughter Kathy and her husband Frank Worland of Custer, step-daughter Becky and husband Tom Franklin of Birch Bay, six grandchildren, forty-eight step-grandchildren, and fifty-eight great-grandchildren.  She was preceded in death by her son Johnathan Plowman, her grandson Jason Hubbard, her sister Joyce Vaccaro, and her brother Donald Dauman.