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In addition to his parents, Dean is survived by his brother, Sam Carter of Woodlawn; his Papa, Thomas Kahrhoff Woodlawn; grandfather, Louis Carter of Hillsboro, Missouri; aunts, Nicole "Aunt 'Cole" Kahrhoff and special friend, Louie Smith of Woodlawn, Pam Gilomen of Fredericktown, Missouri, Christina Luthy and husband, Joe of Hillsboro, Missouri, and April Rose of Woodlawn; uncle, Chad Eversgerd of O'Fallon, Illinois; cousins, Joshua Meredith and special friend Rebecca "Becca" Copple, Hunter Meredith, and Brittany Stanton and husband, Jacob of Eureka, Missouri; and second cousin, Emery Stanton of Eureka.
Dean was preceded in death by his MawMaw, Barbara Kahrhoff and Marsha Carter.
Dean loved spending time with his puppies and playing computer games. He also enjoyed bowling and was on the bowling team at Woodlawn Grade School. Dean was a loving son and will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
A Private Visitation will be held. Memorials may be made in Dean's honor to the family, in care of Jaclyn Kahrhoff.
Call Hughey Funeral Home at 618-242-3348 or visit hugheyfh.com for further information.
To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Dean, please visit our floral store.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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ROSIE
February 12, 2024
HE WAS MY BESTFRIEND I CANT STAND IT I PRAY AND PRAY EVERY NIGHT
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