Frederick Carr

On November 22, 1965 Ruby Dell Harbert and Charles Carr welcome their youngest son Frederick Carr into the world who was born in Joliet Illinois. He was raised as a child in Harvey Illinois. He attended the Chicago public school systems for his elementary education after the family moved to Harvey Illinois he grew up and was a part of the graduating class of 1984from Thornton‘s High School in Harvey Illinois. In his years of growing up, he attended True Vine Baptist Church of Harvey, Illinois .Frederick found a passion for caring for people and started a career in the medical field. He later had some challenging times that made him make some life choices that lead him to Nashville, Tennessee. God had a plan that changed his entire destiny and he knew it was best for him to leave Illinois. Frederick was a loving and caring person who love hunting and camping with his friends. While in Nashville he worked for several rehab and nursing facilities along with being a bus driver for the school system. 

Frederick was proceeded and death by both of his parents as well as three siblings, James Wade, Carr, David, Carr, and Valerie Vanessa Carr. Frederick leaves to cherish his memories, his wife, Brenda Carr and Daughter Ashley MAY. Four siblings Eddie (Patti) Harbert of Nashville, Tennessee, Cassandra Harbert of Nashville, Tennessee, Bruce Fonville of Harvey , Illinois, Barbara Carr Nelson of Jacksonville, Florida. One maternal uncle James “ Butch” Harbert of Harvey Illinois. A host of nieces and nephews and many coworkers. His best friend and brother from another mother Eric (Tracey) Sender of Lewisburg, Tennessee.

 Now as of December 16, 2024, the sun has set on one who was a brother, a husband, a father an uncle and a friend to many. But we accept the fact that God does not make mistakes. We thank God for the time that he gave us to spend as a family and a friend. If there’s a last word from Frederick, he would say to us : Therefore, you now have sorrow; but I will see you again, and your heart will rejoice, and your joy no one will take from you. John 16:22