MSgt Donald A. Carr Obituary

My condolences to the Carr family. Don was an outstanding coworker in the 437 CES, and a great friend.

A quick funny story...
Don and I went bass fishing on Lake Moultrie many years ago and we got his boat stuck on a tree stump in waist deep water. He stripped down to his birthday suit and jumped overboard to rock the boat. It didn't work so he tells me Out the boat dough boy. We both ended up totally naked

My condolences to the Carr family. Don was an outstanding coworker in the 437 CES, and a great friend.

A quick funny story...
Don and I went bass fishing on Lake Moultrie many years ago and we got his boat stuck on a tree stump in waist deep water. He stripped down to his birthday suit and jumped overboard to rock the boat. It didn't work so he tells me Out the boat dough boy. We both ended up totally naked in the water to get the boat off the stump. At his AF retirement party he gave me a Butt Naked Fishing hat! I still have it today.

Rest in peace, Don.
Glenn

Dear Donny, David and Derek,
So sorry to hear about your loss. May the days ahead be filled with happy memories of the times you spent together. Our deepest sympathy.
Love Auntie Teri and Uncle Jim

As a teen in the Panama Canal Zone (72'), Don would ride all over base on his copper color 50cc bike, he played drums and spent time with band members and friends, helped coach the girls softball team during the summer and spent many days and nights camping out and enjoying the beaches. He will be missed, my memories are sweet and many.

My deepest condolences for your loss. Don was a kind hearted soul. Your family will remain in my prayers.

I worked with Don from 1987 when we were in the Field Training Detachment at Charleston until his retirement. During that time we went fishing and boating a number of times. I lost track over the years but reconnected about a year ago on facebook, great guy, dad and friend. Terribly sorry of your loss

We were so sad to hear about your dad's passing,it is so very hard to lose someone who truly made a difference in your lives.May your memories remain with you 3 boys for a lifetime.Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your families. Sincerely Aunt Lucy and Uncle Danny!!!A

It was both a pleasure and honor to have served with Don. What a great mentor to many young Airman coming up thru the ranks. God Bless, out thoughts and prayers are with the family.

I have known Don since we both got stationed at Charleston AFB in 1976 in the Civil Engineer Squadron. In 1980 I got discharged and he stayed in to retire from active duty. In 1989 I came back to the Civil Engineer Squadron as a civilian and he was back in the squadron again also. We kept in touch over the years and talked about our retirement days. We would have our "Happy Hour" occasionally on Friday evenings over the

I have known Don since we both got stationed at Charleston AFB in 1976 in the Civil Engineer Squadron. In 1980 I got discharged and he stayed in to retire from active duty. In 1989 I came back to the Civil Engineer Squadron as a civilian and he was back in the squadron again also. We kept in touch over the years and talked about our retirement days. We would have our "Happy Hour" occasionally on Friday evenings over the phone with him in his back yard and me in my man-cave garage. After we both fully retired, we got to play golf occasionally on Mondays about once a month at a Saturday golf tournament. We would always end up telling stories about the late 70's in the squadron. After a while they would be the "same" stories but we didn't care. He never met a stranger and was always helpful. Thank you for your service Don.
To the Don Carr Family: I am so sorry for your loss. You have my deepest sympathy and always cherish the memories.
Daryl J. Lareau

All my prayers and sincerest condolences to the Carr family love you guys

Deepest Sympathy to the family of Do Carr