Carolina Mary Roberta (Kezik) Wilson, 91, of Bradford, passed away peacefully on March 7, 2026, at Prescott House in North Andover, MA. Born on her family’s farm in Newton, NH, to Alexander and Mary (Piwowarski) Kezik, Carolina often spoke nostalgically of her early years. She shared stories of a simpler time—pumping water, using kerosene lamps, and staying warm with flannel-covered bricks. Though she eventually moved to the "big city" of Haverhill, she remained a country girl at heart. At 16, she met the love of her life, Arthur Guy Wilson II. They were married for nearly 70 years. Their life journey took them to Germany during Arthur’s military service, after which they settled in Haverhill, MA to raise their family. Carolina dedicated her life to her roles as a wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She was a talented cook and baker who mastered Wilton cake decorating, an avid seamstress who made clothing and costumes for her children, and a passionate gardener.

Her home was a hub for family and friends. She hosted everything from pool parties and card games to holiday gatherings and the family’s parade floats that participated in Haverhill's Santa Parades.

She was predeceased by her husband, Arthur; her sons, Dennis and Larry; and her grandson, Aaron.

She was the last of her siblings. Carolina was predeceased by her brother Alexander Kezik and his wife Virginia, as well as her half-siblings Michael, Stella and Anna.

She is survived by her son, Arthur (his wife,Debbie) and their daughter, Sarah (her husband,Tristan); daughter, Lisa and her daughter, Alexandria (her husband, Javier) and great-granddaughter, Analisa; daughter, Cathy (her husband, Ken) and their children, Jessica, Kenny, Mandy, and Charmaine; and daughter, Mary (her husband, Dave) and their children, Genie and Jimmy, as well as great-granddaughter, Liliana. We will lovingly remember her wit, her lessons, and the incredible history she witnessed—from the Great Depression and WWII to the moon landing and the birth of the digital age. She was a constant source of guidance and humor, and she will forever remain in our hearts.

Per Carolina’s request, she was laid to rest in the Lithuanian Cemetery, Bradford, MA with her beloved husband at a private burial.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Compassus Hospice or a charity of your choice in her name. Rest peacefully, Mom, until we meet again. With love, Arrangements made by Driscoll Funeral Home. For guestbook, visit www.driscollcares.com