Deborah Louise Carr

Deborah Louise Carr, 69 went home to Jesus on July 14, 2025.

Born on February 15,1956 to Ralph Richard (Genevieve) Carr,Sr and Charlotte Esther Cummins Carr, Debbie was the oldest of four; Nora Carr, Ralph (Sharon) Carr,Jr), and Allan Carr.

She was the first class to Graduate from Blackhawk High School in 1974. Debbie worked for the Pennsylvania Turnpike for nearly 37 years: six months as summer help, two years supplemental working more than 40 hours a week, and 35 years full time. She opened Route 60 Mt Jackson herself. When Toll Route 60 was completed, they added two more people. Then went on to open State Route 576 with three people.

Debbie is known for her most beautiful smile! Her immense kindness and love she poured out on so many. She loved to laugh. Always a strong woman encouraging and uplifting those around her. Going out of her way to do kind things for so many. Making sure her loved ones are taken care of and always there for them. Her love for others she made so clear. She loved gardening flowers, laughing, and watching funny movies. Her laughter roared playing the card game war with her grandson. So much laughter! She enjoyed shooting guns. She loved her German Shepherd dogs Nitro and Ranger like her own children.

She loves Jesus and was often found reading her Bible. Debbie has always been very talented in painting, making a variety of crafts, and sewing. Giving most as gifts or donating to raise money for an organization. She would make special clothing, and hand sewn items for her loved ones. She would make chocolate candies for gifts or to raise money for an organization. She enjoyed muscle cars and riding motorcycles. Her first car was a 69 SS Chevelle. She was the Abate membership officer notary. Serving and volunteering in her community of Homewood Junction. Volunteering her time, talent, and resources to raise money for the fireman.

Debbie was the best Mom and Nanny! The loves of her life are her daughter Michelle (Matthew) Sokoloski, and grandson, Isaac (Karli) Knight.

She loved all her nieces and nephews dearly: Gregg , Stefanie, Michelle, Kimmy, Michael, Joshua, Alex, Jacob, additional nieces and nephews from marriage. She loved all 13 great nieces and nephews, and four great-great nieces and nephews.

Professional arrangements have been entrusted to Noll Funeral Home, Inc., 333 Third St., Beaver. Online condolences may be shared at nollfuneral.com.

Ready to tackle any task set before her, she was brave, determined, brought joy, laughter, and so much love everywhere she went!

We honor her, are thankful for her, and give God all the Glory for the gift she was to us all.