Dr. Don Carnahan

We would like to share our condolences to you and your family. Carmen Forte Irby

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Fresh out of graduate school, way back in 1973 Don and I joined the Ouachita Baptist University faculty as young assistant professors. And within weeks Don and Margaret became dear friends to me and to my wife; and even after they left Arkadelphia, our friendship continued with an occasional Russellville family visit to. Don was a gentle man, a kind, compassionate, and loving person. He was also a true gentleman, always extending a hand to his students, colleagues, and friends. And for a good...

In 1973 Don and I joined the Ouachita Baptist University faculty. My wife and I have had the pleasure and honor of befriending Don and Margaret for the time they lived in Arkadelphia and later, while visiting Russellville. Don Carnahan was, without a doubt, one of those rare characters whose integrity, compassion, and faith left an indelible impact on my life - and lives of so many. Sometime in 1970's Don helped me put a new roof on our house - right smack in mid-August. And during the first...

Margaret, my deepest condolences. Although I have not lived there for twenty years you and Don were the best of Russellville to me.

Margaret, I am so sorry for your loss.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.