Kaitlin Carroll
1987 – 2024
Laura Kaitlin Carroll, 37, passed away on November 8th, 2024. She was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on June 12th, 1987, to David and Kimberly (Weiner) Hoffman of Augusta, Arkansas.
Kaitlin studied social work at the University of Arkansas Monticello and went on to be a Pharmacy Enterprise 340B Program Coordinator for Common Spirit Health. Kaitlin married Jason Alan Carroll on October 7th, 2023. She was active as a member of the Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority and as a member of St. Luke’s Methodist Church of Oklahoma City. In her free time, Kaitlin enjoyed traveling the world, seeing art museums, and attending concerts. But mostly she enjoyed spending time with her friends and family, where she brought joy to everyone around her.
Kaitlin is survived by her spouse; her parents; her brother, Jordan Hoffman and wife Gabby, along with their daughter Emma, of Arkansas; and her mother-in-law Janice Carroll of Kentucky.
Kaitlin is preceded in death by their unnamed child, who she and Jason affectionately called Nugget; and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. DL Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weiner.
Family, friends, and others are invited to the Celebration of Life to be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, November 23rd at Faith United Methodist Church, 9820 W. Markham Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
The family asks that memorial contributions be made to your local Humane Society and encourages those who are able to be organ donors.
Kaitlin will be loved and missed by all.
I am so sorry and I’m praying for you all
Kim and David, our deepest condolences! Praying for you! Kay and David Reed
We are so sorry and your family will be in our thoughts ad prayers.
Love this sweet girl and praying daily for this family!
My heart hurts for you all. May God be with you as you grieve.
It’s truly hard to put into words just how much Kaitlin will be missed. Kaitlin was one that could light up a room with her presence. She could make you laugh until you cried! She was the type of friend that you could call on no matter what time of day or night it was and she would be there for you without question. She was also the type of friend that you didn’t have to see or talk to every day but as soon as you bumped into her, you could pick right back up as if no time had passed. She was a wonderful sorority sister, friend, daughter, aunt, sister, and more. I will truly miss her more than she could ever know and will always cherish all of the memories that we made in our nearly 20 years of friendship. I am praying for her husband, family, and her friends as I know how much they are missing her too. Fly high, Kaitlin.
Sending you love and prayers dear Kim and David.
Sorry for the loss of your daughter. There are no words. Sending prayers for you all. Haven has another angle tonight and she is holding her baby!
One of my favorite moments with Kaitlyn was when we were working at Monticello Elementary School. We were encouraged to ask the children if they were making good choices or bad choices. One day Kaitlyn leaned over to me and said “asking *Billy* (actual name of student omitted) if that’s a good choice or a bad choice is like asking a pig if it would like to be bacon or ham.” Kaitlyn’s sense of humor was always welcome.
Sending prayers of comfort for Jason, Mrs Kim, Mr David and all who loved Kaitlyn.
~Savanah Byars Coslett
David and Kim, my deepest sympathy to you and your family. May God’s comfort and strength be yours.
She certainly did bring joy to those around her, and was a shining presence and spark of joy to those who know her – even those who knew her only briefly.
Sending my love and prayers to you, David and all that knew and loved Kaitlin. She was a beautiful young lady inside and out.
Sending my love and prayers to Kim, David and all that knew and loved Kaitlin. She was a beautiful young lady inside and out.
Kaitlin was my Coordinator at CommonSpirit Health. She was so kind and supportive. I loved her accent and could listen to her all day. She will be greatly missed. I am praying for all who loved her and am so sorry for your loss.
I’m So sorry for your loss. Kaitlin will be missed. My prayers go out to you all.
Heaven gained a very dear soul! Kaitlin will surely be missed. She truly did light this world. I worked with her at St Vincent’s for a time and truly enjoyed every interaction we ever had. Sending prayers for her family!
Sending prayers and condolences to all who knew and loved Kaitlin….I know she will be missed so much….sending love to you Kim and my deepest sympathy to you and David
Our condolences and deepest sympathy to David and Kim in your loss. Know our love and prayers are with you both as you process this unbearable grief….
In Christ,
Rev and Mrs Merriwether Sr
Our condolences and prayers for David and Kim.