BULERA- Carol A. (née Pawlak)

May 15, 2026 of Boston, NY. Beloved wife of the late John G. Bulera; Loving mother of Dr. Steven (Susan) Bulera, Captain Christopher (Susan) Bulera & Scott (Natalie) Bulera; cherished grandmother of Alyssa, Madison, Scotty, Jared, Chad, Cody, Jack & Grace; adored, great grandmother of Ella, Evelyn, Rowan & Alder; also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Carol was also the loving mother of her dear, women’s best friend, Molly. The family will receive friends on Tuesday May 19 2026 from 4 - 8 PM. At Loomis, Offers & Loomis, Inc. Hamburg Chapel 207 Main Street. A mass Christian burial will be celebrated from St. John the Baptist RC Church Boston, New York on Wednesday May 20th at 10 AM. Please assemble at church. Carol received her masters degree in nursing and retired from Roswell Park Cancer Institute. She also loved quilting.

Carol was a woman of remarkable strength and grace. She faced life's greatest challenges with quiet determination—raising three young boys on her own after losing Jack, never wavering in her commitment to give them everything they needed. But what made her truly exceptional wasn't just her strength; it was the boundless love that filled every room she entered.

To her grandchildren and great-grand children, she was Grandma, GB, GG - a figure of warmth and unwavering support, always there with a listening ear and an open heart. Her hands were never idle; she poured her talents into quilts for nearly the entire family, each one a tangible expression of her care and dedication. Yes, she could be stubborn—and we loved her for it. That strength of conviction was part of what made her who she was.

But more than anything, Carol's legacy is the depth of her heart and her absolute, unchallenged dedication to her family's well-being. She didn't just raise her sons and love her grandchildren—she showed all of us, through everything she did, what it means to put family first, to give everything you have, and to do it with grace.

Carol will rest in peace now, but she will never be forgotten. The quilts remain. The memories remain. And most importantly, the love she gave so freely will continue through all of us. Rest easy Mom.