Garon Carpenter's Headstone/Funeral
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As I mentioned previously Garon Carpenter is the young 15 year old Jackson student who committed suicide at his home. He was loved and is missed by so many.
I will not reiterate everything I wrote in the previous post. I will instead defer to the wonderful words his mother wrote from his obituary.
Please consider helping this family purchase a headstone and pay for his funeral expenses.
From his obituary:
Garon was a wonderful son, brother and friend. He was smart, kind and always ready to make you laugh or teach you something new, especially about computers, his favorite thing. He enjoyed building and rebuilding his own computer and was always learning new things. He loved being in the Purple Army and spending time with his sister and his friends most of whom he had been friends with since the first grade. They are the most wonderful group of kids a parent could hope to have in their son's life. Garon had the best sense of humor and he was all about the meme. We will miss his laughter, his smile and his beautiful heart. Garon had so many plans for the future - no one could see this coming and so many hearts are broken. Hug your children and talk to them about this, even if you think you don't need to. We had no warning. Teenage years are hard but they should just be speedbumps on the road of life and not the end. We will never know why. To know Garon was to love him, he will be greatly missed to all of those blessed enough to have been touched by his brief life. One day in Heaven, we will all be so happy to see him again.
I will not reiterate everything I wrote in the previous post. I will instead defer to the wonderful words his mother wrote from his obituary.
Please consider helping this family purchase a headstone and pay for his funeral expenses.
From his obituary:
Garon was a wonderful son, brother and friend. He was smart, kind and always ready to make you laugh or teach you something new, especially about computers, his favorite thing. He enjoyed building and rebuilding his own computer and was always learning new things. He loved being in the Purple Army and spending time with his sister and his friends most of whom he had been friends with since the first grade. They are the most wonderful group of kids a parent could hope to have in their son's life. Garon had the best sense of humor and he was all about the meme. We will miss his laughter, his smile and his beautiful heart. Garon had so many plans for the future - no one could see this coming and so many hearts are broken. Hug your children and talk to them about this, even if you think you don't need to. We had no warning. Teenage years are hard but they should just be speedbumps on the road of life and not the end. We will never know why. To know Garon was to love him, he will be greatly missed to all of those blessed enough to have been touched by his brief life. One day in Heaven, we will all be so happy to see him again.
Organizer
Rachelle Westover Bruss
Organizer
North Canton, OH
