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Gwendolyn Mitchell
May 29, 2006
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Bill Stone
May 26, 2006
Forty years is an eye blinks time. It was forty years ago when I first met O.B. Carr. Our moms were friends, we were 8 years old, and he had a bunch of turtles. An avocation we shared. Without knowing it, we led a Tom Sawyer-like childhood; exploring the nearby woods and adding to our turtle collection. A modern day Mark Twain could title a chapter, “The Ditches of Magnolia Park” with me and O.B. as the protagonists. I vividly remember the day we saw the full sized, real live, and too close to us, cotton mouth moccasin. We ran all the way home.
There was a trail thru the woods that led to the Bacon Park public golf course-probably created by O.B. I can see that trail, in my minds eye today. Maybe it’s still there. Forty years is an eye blink.
Bill Stone
May 24, 2006
So long great friend. Rest in Peace.
Steve Stone
May 13, 2006
Deepest sympathies to the Carr family from the Stones. O.B. was the best childhood friend that another boy could have ever wanted. Between fishing, riding bicycles, catching turtles and going to the beach it seems like he was there every summer day. Those were great times and I hope Magnolia Park is as special for the children there now. May God rest his soul and comfort us all in this time of loss. Peace be with you, O.B.
Maureen Sanders
May 13, 2006
Gloria,
My love,thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Liz and Kevin Quinn
May 11, 2006
Dear Maggie and Oliver,
We will always remember O.B's happy smile and good cheer. We are thinking of you both and send you our love.
Traci Daiss
May 11, 2006
Ann Marie,
My heart-felt condolences go out to you and your entire family. I am on a business trip as I am writing this and I won't return until tomorrow. I am sorry that I couldn't be with you during this time, however, please don't hesitate to call me if I can help you in any way. I really enjoyed getting to know OB while I was caring for him during his hospitalizations. Even if he wasn't my patient, he would make a point of speaking to me if he saw me in the hall. He always seemed like a good person, even if he had some regrets (as we all do). I am glad I had the opportunity to get to know him.
Love, Traci
Colleen McCarthy
May 10, 2006
Oliver,
Know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during time. My Deepest Sympathy
Veronica Ahern
May 10, 2006
I remember OB fondly and think of the long path that led to the connection of my family, at least the Schildknecht side of it, with his, at least the Bremer side of it. May OB now rest in peace, or better still, in laughter with all the generations that loved each other.
Brian Griffin
May 10, 2006
Dear Mary, Patti, Jimmy, Gloria, Ann Marie and Oliver,
I was terribly saddened to hear of OB's passing. Even as a small child, he always had a great sence of humor and mischeif about him, and will be sadly missed---but fondly remembered. Please know that each of you are in my thoughts and prayers, and if I can do anything for any of you, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Brian
Stephanie McGowan
May 10, 2006
My deepest sympathy to Oliver and his family. OB was a true southern gentleman. He was thoughtful and kind and always fun to be around. I know he has finally found peace now.
Steve Corrigan
May 9, 2006
Mary,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Steve and Jan
Chris & Janet McCloy
May 9, 2006
My memory of O.B. will always be a generous personality, quick to smile and laugh, with a desire for others to smile and laugh with him. Best wishes to the family and friends that knew him well, his kind spirit will be truly missed.
SUZANNE MCLAUGHLIN VONWALDNER
May 9, 2006
OLIVER
I KNOW THAT YOU ARE HURTING NOW BUT YOUR DAD IS MUCH HAPPIER NEXT TO HIS MOM AND DAD WATCHING OVER YOU. YOUR DAD TOLD ME IN OUR LAST CONVERSATION THAT YOU WERE ONE OF THE FEW THINGS HE DID RIGHT.. OLIVER HE LOVED YOU SO MUCH. TAKE CARE AND IF YOU EVER NEED ANYTHING I AM ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY.
Eddie and Lisa Dean
May 9, 2006
Oliver-Please know that our thoughts are with you and your family and you'll remain in our prayers as you move through this difficult time. Keep the good memories close to your heart and times will get easier. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dean-Josh's parents
Joel & Sharon Ray
May 8, 2006
OB is the Brother of my Sisters Husband Jim Carr. My best memories of him is when I was young. He would stay the weekend with Debbie & Jim & played games with me & Jamie all night. He was a very sweet and kind person. My heart goes out to Jim his Brother. They were very close, especially these last few years. And to Oliver. I hope you get through this with the good memories that you have of him.
Diane Myrick
May 8, 2006
To all the Carrs & family,
I am so sorry about OB, I was just thinking about him last week. I know he had a hard time. It is with so much happiness that I think about all the friends we had in Magnolia Park in our little corner
of the world. Ya'll, the Ormonds, the Stults, the Linton Smiths and us, the other Smiths. The Nashs, the Dearings, Osbornes,Tedders. We
had wonderful times. No matter what Linton Smith says, I didn't teach either one of them to smoke!! I will never forget walking through the backyard to see what was up. If you weren't home I'd go to the Ormonds etc.
Remember the Pittmans? Claiborne Lewis, The Stones? Further on, the Lowes? OB was such a cute kid and I was always trying to get him to push me in that big swing in the back yard. I will always remember him with a smile.
Diane Smith Myrick
Rick Jordan
May 8, 2006
Carr Family,
It has been many years since last seeing O.B. I have fond memories of a fun-loving young man that had a heart of gold. He was always fun to be around. May the Lord Bless and Comfort you all during this tough time in your life. God Rest His Soul.
Rick Jordan Family
Hardy Johnson
May 8, 2006
O.B is in a better place today. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. God bless them all.
I always admired O.B. for his sincerity.
Lea Wright
May 8, 2006
Deepest sympathies to all family and friends who have traveled a long and saddened path with Oliver. My memories will always be of OB in years past, who touched the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know him. I feel privileged to have been one of those people.
Tom Brennan
May 8, 2006
OB Carr was as cheerful and friendly a person as I have ever known. In 1974, he sat across the table from me in a makeshift study hall in the Benedictine cafeteria, and during the 5 or 10 minutes before the class began each day, OB and I shared laughter that seemed like it would never end. I regret that I never saw him after those days, but I remember him vividly and fondly.
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