Carol Holly Flaht

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Carol “Holly” Flaht
August 13, 1957 – November 7, 2025

Holly was born in Oyen Alberta to Arnold and Marilyn Flaht she was the second of five children. She attended school in Esther, New Brigden and Oyen Alberta to grade 12 then achieved her degree in Social Worker in Calgary. Lived in Alberta, Saskatchewan and BC in small towns to big cities but resided in Holden Alberta for the last ten years. Holly enjoyed camping and fishing and Facebook Friends from far and wide.

Holly was predeceased by her father Arnold Flaht in 2015. She is survived by her mother Marilyn Flaht, Brothers Larry (Elaine), Blaine and sisters Lana Smith (Bill Scherger), Nicki Lee (Brian) Radcliffe, nephews Aaron (Krystal), Edgar Radcliffe (Rhiannon Walsh), Joshua Smith (Jessie Smuda), Chase Flaht, nieces Kendra (Wes) Cunningham, Morgan Cartwright (Shawn Bulechowsky), Becky Radcliffe and good friend Linda Windjack.

Holly will be greatly missed for her every day check ins on messenger and her long conversations.

There will be a celebration of life for Holly in the spring of 2026.

10 thoughts on “Carol Holly Flaht”

  1. Our sincere sympathy to all of Holly’s family. Gone way to young. Sending comforting thoughts and prayers. Lyla Rutherford and Family.

  2. My beautiful Holly, you will forever be missed. 11+ years of banter, laughter & even some tears, you were always a bright light I could depend on. You helped me learn how to live without my Dad, yet you didn’t tell me how to live without you in this world. I thank you for who you were and all you stood for. Rest beautiful one and I will always look up searching for you.

  3. Holly was a friend to me since meeting where we both worked in 2007.
    She would reply to some story I messaged, saying “are you okay?”
    She told me she loved that little place in Holden. I only got out to visit one time, and she made me a tuna sandwich, even though she preferred salmon.
    About once/year we would have a small phone chat, and I can still hear her laugh.
    Miss her.

  4. Lee Anne Edwards Lachance

    Holly was always such a comedian. I can see her smile and hear her laughter. She will be missed!

  5. My sincere condolences to the family and friends. The times I have spoken to her were always funny and good.

  6. My deepest condolences to Lana, Marilyn and all of the family. I remember some really fun times hanging with Holly. I’ll keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.

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