Carol D. Vogle, 56, Passes Away

Longtime Dairy Queen cashier from Benton, Kentucky, dies at her home

Published on Feb. 16, 2026

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Carol D. Vogle, a 56-year-old resident of Benton, Kentucky, passed away on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at her home. Vogle had worked as a cashier at the local Dairy Queen for many years.

Why it matters

Vogle's passing is a loss for the Benton community, where she was a familiar face at the Dairy Queen and part of a large local family. Her death highlights the importance of honoring the lives of community members who may not have been in the public spotlight but nonetheless contributed to the fabric of their hometowns.

The details

Vogle was the daughter of the late George Vogle and Catherine (Gipson) Vogle. She was preceded in death by three sisters - Janet English, Tressa Vogle, and Sandra Vogle. She is survived by two sons, one daughter, one brother, and two sisters, as well as eleven grandchildren. No services have been scheduled at this time.

  • Vogle passed away on Sunday, February 15, 2026.

The players

Carol D. Vogle

A 56-year-old resident of Benton, Kentucky, who worked as a cashier at the local Dairy Queen.

George Vogle

Vogle's late father.

Catherine (Gipson) Vogle

Vogle's late mother.

Janet English

One of Vogle's late sisters.

Tressa Vogle

One of Vogle's late sisters.

Sandra Vogle

One of Vogle's late sisters.

Chris Polo

One of Vogle's sons.

Michael Polo

One of Vogle's sons.

Heather Reed

Vogle's daughter.

Darrell Vogle

Vogle's brother.

Deborah Fulks

One of Vogle's sisters.

Kay Stevenson

One of Vogle's sisters.

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The takeaway

Vogle's passing is a reminder of the importance of honoring the lives of community members who may not have been in the public spotlight but nonetheless contributed to the fabric of their hometowns. Her story highlights the enduring impact that small-town residents can have on the places they call home.