Brady Carr 72, of Rossville, TN formally of Robinson, TX, passed peacefully in his sleep on December 2, 2022, after battling Lewy Body Dementia with Parkinsonism
Brady was born May 11, 1950, in Bryan, TX. He grew up and attended school in Angleton, TX, among many family members and friends. Brady joined the Army in 1968 and fought in the Vietnam War. In 1978, Brady started his career with M&M Mars and retired in 2003 after 25 years. Over the years, Brady found a passion for cooking BBQ and participating in many cook offs. He also enjoyed scratching lottery tickets.
He is preceded in death by his parents Paul and Barbara Carr and his sister Paula Carr all of Cleveland, TX
Brady is survived by his wife, Anne of Rossville, TN; his daughter, Christy Carr-Alleman (Brian) of Robinson, TX.; his stepson Tommy Johnston (Melissa); his stepdaughter, Kathy Dyson (Todd), all of Rossville, TN. He was also blessed with several step-grandchildren and one step-great grandson: along with his ex-wife Theresa and many other extended family members.
In memory of Brady, donations can be made to the following organizations.
www.lbda.org or www.foreveryoungvets.org
Brady was born May 11, 1950, in Bryan, TX. He grew up and attended school in Angleton, TX, among many family members and friends. Brady joined the Army in 1968 and fought in the Vietnam War. In 1978, Brady started his career with M&M Mars and retired in 2003 after 25 years. Over the years, Brady found a passion for cooking BBQ and participating in many cook offs. He also enjoyed scratching lottery tickets.
He is preceded in death by his parents Paul and Barbara Carr and his sister Paula Carr all of Cleveland, TX
Brady is survived by his wife, Anne of Rossville, TN; his daughter, Christy Carr-Alleman (Brian) of Robinson, TX.; his stepson Tommy Johnston (Melissa); his stepdaughter, Kathy Dyson (Todd), all of Rossville, TN. He was also blessed with several step-grandchildren and one step-great grandson: along with his ex-wife Theresa and many other extended family members.
In memory of Brady, donations can be made to the following organizations.
www.lbda.org or www.foreveryoungvets.org
Brady Carr 72, of Rossville, TN formally of Robinson, TX, passed peacefully in his sleep on December 2, 2022, after battling Lewy Body Dementia with Parkinsonism
Brady was born May 11, 1950, in Bryan, TX. He grew up and attended school in Angleton, TX, among many family members and friends. Brady joined the Army in 1968 and fought in the Vietnam War. In 1978, Brady started his career with M&M Mars and retired in 2003 after 25 years. Over the years, Brady found a passion for cooking BBQ and participating in many cook offs. He also enjoyed scratching lottery tickets.
He is preceded in death by his parents Paul and Barbara Carr and his sister Paula Carr all of Cleveland, TX
Brady is survived by his wife, Anne of Rossville, TN; his daughter, Christy Carr-Alleman (Brian) of Robinson, TX.; his stepson Tommy Johnston (Melissa); his stepdaughter, Kathy Dyson (Todd), all of Rossville, TN. He was also blessed with several step-grandchildren and one step-great grandson: along with his ex-wife Theresa and many other extended family members.
In memory of Brady, donations can be made to the following organizations.
www.lbda.org or www.foreveryoungvets.org
Brady was born May 11, 1950, in Bryan, TX. He grew up and attended school in Angleton, TX, among many family members and friends. Brady joined the Army in 1968 and fought in the Vietnam War. In 1978, Brady started his career with M&M Mars and retired in 2003 after 25 years. Over the years, Brady found a passion for cooking BBQ and participating in many cook offs. He also enjoyed scratching lottery tickets.
He is preceded in death by his parents Paul and Barbara Carr and his sister Paula Carr all of Cleveland, TX
Brady is survived by his wife, Anne of Rossville, TN; his daughter, Christy Carr-Alleman (Brian) of Robinson, TX.; his stepson Tommy Johnston (Melissa); his stepdaughter, Kathy Dyson (Todd), all of Rossville, TN. He was also blessed with several step-grandchildren and one step-great grandson: along with his ex-wife Theresa and many other extended family members.
In memory of Brady, donations can be made to the following organizations.
www.lbda.org or www.foreveryoungvets.org
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