Ms. Mary Carr

It is with heavy hearts and deep gratitude for a life well-lived that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, and friend, Mary Lee (Stapleton Carr), who departed this life on Friday October 18, 2024. Born on June 26, 1955 in Pearl, MS. Mary was a devoted servant of god, guided by the Christian principles she cherished deeply. Her life was a testament to taith, service, love, and travel. At an early age, Mary contessed her faith in Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at Pleasant Grove MB Church it Pearl Mes wider the lewderhing centent, serving her tameny, see church, and community with a humble heart. Mary shared a deep love of trave with her late husband, Jesse Ear Carr, and together they explored many places, creating cherished memories that brought them closer and enriched their lives. Whether it was discovering new corners of the world or simply taking time to marvel at God's creations, each vacation was an opportunity to celebrate their love for life and each other. Her stories of travel, from the quiet beauty of nature to the bustle of cities near and far, were a reminder of the joy that comes from experiencing the world together with those you love. Alongside her travels, Mary was committed to service. As an RN, Mary spent decades on the frontlines of healthcare, devoting her time and expertise to those in need. Her work wasn't just a career-it was a calling. She gave her all to her patients, ensuring they felt safe, comforted, and heard during their most vulnerable moments. She volunteered in many communities, always seeking ways to uplift others. Her faith was not only spoken but lived, as she devoted herself to being a servant in every sense of the word. From church ministries to community efforts, she embodied the heart of a Even in give late years, when fires and hers Misy as also known for her quiet strength. she stoically declined assistance, preferring to rely on her own resilience and the grace of God. Her independent spirit, deeply rooted in her faith, was a source of admiration for all who knew her. Mary leaves behind a lasting legacy of love, faith, and treasured memories. She is survived by her two children, Jason Andrew Carr and Jessica Yvette Carr, her beloved grandchild, Bryson Mequelle Crockrell, all of whom she loved deeply. They, along with countless others, will continue to be inspired by her life and the values she held dear. While we grieve her loss, we take comfort in knowing that she has reunited with some of her beloved family and friends and that she is now resting in the arms of her Savior. Her travels on this earth may be over, but her journey in the kingdom of heaven has just begun. A repast in celebration of her life will be held at Pleasant Grove M.B. Church on October 26, 2024, with family and close friends. Rest in peace, Mary, for your work on earth is done. May you now experience eternal joy and peace in the presence of the Lora, alongside those you loved. A Time to Die: After an exemplary life of devotion to god, her family and her church, a special angel was sent on Friday October 18, 2024 to escort Mary home. She was preceded in death by her Father: Andrew (Ham) Stapleton, Husband: Jesse Earl Carr, one brother: Lamar Stapleton A Time to Remember: Left to cherish her memories are her mother of 69 Years, Georgia Mae Stapleton of Pearl, MS along with 3 Sisters Tammy, Angela, Teresa, 3 Brothers, Earnest, Freddy, Michael, Aunt Tina Purvis of Rockford, IL, a host of nieces, & nephews and Best Friends: Debbie Powell, and Shirley Travis.

Ms. Mary Carr

June 26, 1955 - October 19, 2024