lit a candle 1d ago35 years at Kaiser Permanente is its own kind of story. Rest easy, Carol.
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Carol Ann Mora was a longtime resident of Littleton, Colorado, who worked for 35 years at Kaiser Permanente before retiring. She was not a public figure in the conventional sense: there is no Wikipedia page or national news coverage of her life, and she is remembered through the obituary notices…
Carol Ann Mora was a longtime resident of Littleton, Colorado, who worked for 35 years at Kaiser Permanente before retiring. She was not a public figure in the conventional sense: there is no Wikipedia page or national news coverage of her life, and she is remembered through the obituary notices and tributes shared by her family and the Denver area funeral home that handled her services. The search traffic that reaches a page bearing her name is mostly a matter of coincidence, drawn from autocomplete suggestions tied to unrelated people and places that happen to share part of her name or spelling, rather than from any fame of her own.
Carol Ann Mora was born on August 16, 1945. Over the course of her working life she built a long career with Kaiser Permanente in the Denver metropolitan area, a tenure of 35 years that her family highlighted as a defining chapter of her life before she retired and moved into what her obituary called a new chapter. She was a wife, mother and grandmother whose life was centered on her family and her Catholic faith, reflected in the choice of Light of the World Catholic Church in Littleton for her funeral Mass and Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery in Wheat Ridge for her interment.
Her husband, Patricio J. Mora, predeceased her in 2021, and their son, Patricio J. Mora Jr., died in 2014. Carol Ann Mora was also preceded in death by her granddaughter, Jada Romero, her brother, Jake Martinez, and her sister, JoAnn Segura. She is survived by her daughter, Maria Romero, and Maria's husband Anthony, her grandson Jordan Romero and his wife Shea, and her great grandson, Jaison Patryck.
Carol Ann Mora died on October 27, 2026, in Littleton, Colorado, at the age of 81. No cause of death has been made public in the obituary or funeral home notices available so far. Her death was announced through the Horan and McConaty Funeral Service and Cremation home in the Denver area, which published an obituary and arranged services on the family's behalf.
Because Carol Ann Mora lived a private life away from public attention, there are no wider public tributes, statements from notable figures, or news articles examining her legacy. What is known comes from the obituary and service notices published by her funeral home, and this page will be updated if further verified information becomes available.
Biography adapted from News reports and the sources cited on this page; death reported by Denver Gazette.
My mom worked there too, different era, same place feels smaller hearing this