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Allen Carver Obituary
Allen is survived by his wife Leah, daughter Ella, mother and father Ray and Carolyn, siblings: Brian (Becky) Carver and Gloria (Dean) Hoekstra, fourteen nieces and nephews: Hannah, Ben, Margaux, Jackson, Robert, Carolyn, Palmer, Jael, Megan, Beau, Ava, Brandon, Daniel and Julia, as well as a host of aunts, cousins, and friends.
Allen was a 4th generation Floridian who grew up in Jupiter Florida on the Loxahatchee River. He lived next to his maternal grandparents and worked alongside his grandfather Jim Moody learning the art of Bonsai. He attended The King's Academy from Jr Kindergarten through 12th grade. There he made lifelong friends consisting of classmates and faculty including his wife Leah.
Allen will always be remembered for his kind and generous spirit, fierce loyalty to friends and family, and a magical ability to make anyone he met feel comfortable and likewise uncomfortable for the sake of humor. There was never a dull moment when he was present. All who knew and loved him are left with the memories of a truly unique and irreplaceable man.
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Lori Vetter
January 19, 2023
Such a beautiful person. So real and down to earth. I will miss talking to you Allen Carver. I´m so sorry you didn´t have the support you needed.
She Never Took Responsibility For the death of Your beautiful daughter like she should have. you will be missed
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