Carol Ann Oliver

Carol Ann Oliver (Linsinbigler), age 69, passed away peacefully at home on Friday, August 28, 2026, in Hartsville, South Carolina. Born in Berwick, Pennsylvania, Carol was a beloved wife, sister, cousin, and friend who brought warmth and joy to everyone who knew her.

 Carol built a dedicated career in the power industry, starting in her hometown where she worked for Bechtel in 1975 at the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station. She later relocated to South Carolina, where she continued her professional journey, working at the H.B. Robinson nuclear power plant in Hartsville until her retirement.Outside of her career. 

Carol took immense pride in creating a warm, welcoming environment for those she loved. She spent many happy hours taking care of her home, tending to every detail with care and devotion. An incredibly talented and patient person, Carol also loved doing needlepoint, creating beautiful pieces of art that her family will cherish forever. Her kind spirit and gentle nature will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

She is survived by her loving husband, Thomas Oliver; her sister, Sandra Linsinbigler Robbins and husband Noel; her nephew, Jeremy Robbins and wife Penny, along with their children, Preston and Bailee. She is also survived by her very close cousin, Marty Cain and his companion Ann Sheatler; Marty’s sons, Travis Cain (fiancée Heather Martin) and Ryan Cain; close family best friends, Kathy Takacs Kuchka and husband Lee Kuchka of Pennsylvania; as well as numerous extended cousins and dear friends. Carol was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Donald and Colleen Linsinbigler.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday September 1, 2026 at 6:00 pm at Calvary Tabernacle Church, 1812 East BoBo Newsome Highway, Hartsville, S.C. directed by Norton Funeral Home.  Rev. Tim Skipper will officiate. Visitation will be following the service at the church. Burial will be at a later date at Pine Grove Cemetery in Berwick, PA.

Norton Funeral Home and Crematory is honored to serve the Oliver family.