Sidney Kratochvil
Lit a candle in memory of Trisha Leigh Carr
Birth date: Oct 12, 1975 Death date: Mar 16, 2015
Trisha Leigh Carr was born October 12, 1975 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She passed away March 16, 2015 at Hillcrest Hospital. She is survived by her parents David and Sidney,step-mother: Jeanne Groeneman and step-brother: Kyle Husband, he Read Obituary
Lit a candle in memory of Trisha Leigh Carr
My beautiful daughterâ?¦ It has been 1 year now, and it has been the most difficult, the loneliest year one can ever spend. My heart is broken; it aches, and feels so empty. I still struggle to face another day without you.I look at your pictures that hang on the wall in my office at work; they help me to smile thru the pain that I feel each and every waking moment, having lost you. I look at the pictures that adorn the otherwise lonely apartment where we sat up most of the night on your last visit, a surprise visit, laughing so hard the tears streamed down our cheeks. It was just weeks before you became ill.I look at your pictures and talk to you. I wonder if you hear me. I wish you could talk back to me. So many times I have said to myself â??Iâ??ve got to call Trish and share this with herâ?, forgetting for that brief moment you arenâ??t there to answer, you are gone. I miss the sound of your voice, your laughter, and your smile. You are missed by all who loved and knew you. I know Heaven must be a little brighter place with you there and I look forward to being with you once again.All my love, my precious babygirlâ?¦â?¦ MomTrisha Leigh Carr 10/12/1975 â?? 3/16/2015
Somewhere a journey begins at the end of the worldly existence we know. Somewhere a path stretches over the stars and rivers of memories flow. Somewhere a silence is heard far away and the brightness of day fills the night. Where the trials of life are resolved into peace when a soul finds its way to the light.Melany Shepherd
My husband and I meet Trisha from her days working at The Local Table. We went to that restaurant because of Trisha who always made us feel so welcome. We loved her spirit and are sorry that we had lost contact with her.We are so very sorry.
Love you, momma!
I watched you grow up to be so easy to love. I always admired your ability to be your true self. I prayed for you to live so you could continue loving your children, family and friends with that huge heart of yours. I love you more than you ever knew. I will see you again in heaven Trish. Until then… Aunt Janet
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"Like, totally!" Yes, Trish could easily have been the original Flower Power Child. She lived life to the fullest, loved hard, and was equally beloved by her family and numerous friends. She is in good hands now and was met at Heaven's Gate, I have no doubt, by her many cherished family members and friends who preceded her. Peace out, Trish Your sweetness will be missed by us all.Love, Auntie Gailie
Trish was an amazing free spirit. She was a hippy born in the wrong generation. As her step-mother I didn't have to always be the disiplinarian; I got to be her friend. She was so much fun to hang with and so easy to love. An amazing individual that I will miss until I get to see her again in heaven. Love you always, T., Jeanne Groeneman
I want her father to know how much Trisha got to know, love and respect him. She stated while in the hospital," oh I gotta let my dad know how much I appreciate him when I get out of this hospital. She may not b able to b seen by the human eye, but she can b felt by the human heart.