Denise Kathleen Carr

Birth date: Apr 16, 1968 Death date: Dec 13, 2013

Denise Kathleen Carr - April 16 1968 - Dec,13 2013. Denise was born in Portland to Ronald and Darlene Carr. Denise grew up in the Oregon City area and attended Clackamas High School. Denise was preceeded in death by her loving mot Read Obituary

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John W. Gilbert - December 23, 2013 At 01:19 Pm

199w ago

Denise, You will be missed. That goes without saying! Your laugh and smile would always make me grin. We had some good times and laughs. The world needs more people like you. I always enjoyed listening to you and your mom laugh, especially at the house in Portland during visits and holidays. After Aunte Darlene was gone, your laugh reminded me of her and it would take me back to happy times. Now there won't be that laughter anymore, just memories. The older that I become the more I realize how lucky our family is to have had such great people in it. We each add something that the others lack and that makes us stronger. Thinking of you during this holiday. Say hi and send our love to Great Grandma Rose and your Mom (Aunte Darlene). Your Cousin, John W. Gilbert

Lee Mandara - February 26 At 10:53 Pm

199w ago

I remember you as a sweet and adorable neighbor Girl 1975 always a joy. My heart is Saddened .. Lee Mandara

Bobby Hosler - February 22 At 02:53 Am

199w ago

Hi Denise, I just found out about your passing a few days ago from your brother Ron. You where my child hood sweetheart We grew up together in Carver and I am sorry we didn't stay in touch

Bob Claymier - December 28, 2013 At 08:26 Am

199w ago

It is with great sadness that we have learned of the passing of our beloved Denise. We had come to expect that she would pick herself up, dust off from her current battle and soldier on in spite of challenges. That she could not this one last time is far from the holiday message that we had hoped to receive. We will miss her smile; her laugh; her dimples; but mostly her zest for life. She would often tell us that she did not expect to live a long or normal life but that she would live what she had on her own terms. There is perhaps a lesson in courage that we could learn from how she approached what we all will ultimately face and that is to accept we will occupy this earth for only a relatively short time. While hers was shorter than it should have been, she nonetheless lit a candle in the lives of all those she touched that will burn brightly now that she is gone. We know that she has now joined her great grandmother Rose, grandmother Kathleen and mother Darleen in watching over us all. Good by - for now - from the Eastern Claymier's - Bob, Linda, Kim, Kris, Ken and all of our families.

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