Robert Lee Carson Jr.

I am very sorry that I missed he services. My wife had a bad attack of arthritis and I could not leave her. On top of that I have lost Rick's phone number so I could not text or call. Please have Rick or Robbie call or text me at 214/215-4212 so I can reestablish contact.

Bob Hughes

In 1968 Mr. Carson took Robbie and me to my first UT football game. I was hooked for life. That is but one of the acts of kindness that he gave me, for which I am eternally grateful. My sympathies go out to Mrs. Carson (my Cub Scouts leader), as well as Robbie, Ricky and Amy. May God rest the soul of this marvelous man of God. Mark Beatty

My heartfelt sympathy to you all in the loss of this intelligent, funny, hard-working, loving, kind man. Especially to my sweet Heather in the loss of her Gramps. He was one of the best. Sending love to all.

I am so sorry you have lost your beloved husband. His achievements in life were outstanding. I have such beautiful memories of the friendship I had with Jeannie as we grew up side by side on Monticello. My deepest sympathy to all of your family.

Ann Tidball Wood

May strength and peace be with your family. What a tremendous series of life achievements, well done! A distinguished patriarch of a wonderful family. John Beatty

So very sorry to hear of Mr. Carson's passing. The Carson family were great next door neighbors to my family for many many years. Anne Pearce Reeves

Robert will be greatly missed not only by his family but by anyone who knew him. My heart goes out to his entire family.

He was a terrific friend. I had the honor of being a partner of his at Wm. Rigg Insurance Agency and subsequent ventures. I traveled with him to Great Britian, Scotland, Ireland and into Europe. In all the years I have known him, he treated everyone with the utmost respect.
We will all miss you, Robert.