Logan Brianne Carr

Logan Brianne Carr, age 29, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, April 14, 2024 and is now with her Lord and Saviour. She was a Triton High School graduate.  She was also a homemaker and mother of three precious childlren, the pride and joy of her life.  Logan recently found her calling as a Probation Officer.  She wanted to help others dealing with similar circumstances as hers with empathy and experience. She understood the struggles and had a true "servants heart".  Having been recently approved for financial aid and admission to Central Carolina Community College, she was planning to start summer classes working toward a Criminal Justice degree.   Her plan was to complete the two year degree and then transfer to complete her Bachelors degree.

Born on September 10, 1994, she is the youngest daughter of William Rodney Carr and Kelly Nicole Johnson Carr.  Logan was preceded in death by grandparents Timothy A. and Naomi P. Johnson and uncle Kynn Timothy Johnson. Also paternal grandfather William Sherrill Carr and step father, Robert Alton Ennis.

She is survived by husband and father of her children, Trenton Kirk Brown, and son, Jayden Christian Brown, daughters Lexi Nicole Brown and Peyton Danielle Brown.  Her loving Mother, Kelly Ennis. Also her older sister, Kristen Taylor Ivey, her husband, Derek Ivey, and their son, Ashton Lee Ivey, and daughter, Kinsey Taylor Ivey. And bonus big brother Geoffrey Donovan Ennis.  She also leaves behind her beloved puppy "Izzy" and cat "Sugar".

Other survivors include grandmother Lavon Hartley Smith of Dunn, aunt Mary Wetzel Johnson of Beaufort, NC. Uncle Harry Ennis and wife, Barbara; aunt Lillian Silverthorne and uncle Alex Ennis of Lillington, and uncle Tim Ennis. Also many others in the Parker, Ennis, Johnson, Dubis, Avery, Collins, andn Dorman families.

Logan was a beautiful bright soul with sparkling eyes, big smile, and a quick laugh.  She never saw the bad in people, only the hope of what they could be.  She loved making folks smile.  She loved fishing, being with friends and family, fun, life, nature, babies, animals, outdoors.  She loved knives, old houses, horror movies, shooting guns, playing darts, rocheting, drawing, music, dressing up and dressing down.  Lip gloss! eyeliner, freshly done fingernails.  Pets, gardening and growing things and the moon.  But the best part of all was when she learned to love herself.

Satan would have you be discouraged by this turn of events and the loss of Logan but we ask that you please rejoice.  The Lord knew her intentions and has put her in a better position with a far greater reach to help many more souls that she ever could here on earth.  We should all sleep better knowing there is an angel looking over us with her love, kindness, and God's ear.  Logan was a "ride or die" type of person.  The Bible says love is the strongest thing in existance and God is love.  Love is the only thing that does not end.  Energy is neither created or destroyed but changes form.   No matter what you believe, these truths are self-evident.

Visitation will be Sunday, April 21, 2024 from 2:00 to 3:20 pm at the West and Dunn Funeral Home of Erwin. Funeral service is at 3:30 pm in West and Dunn Erwin Chapel.  Burial will follow at the Erwin Memorial Park Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested assistance with Logan's funeral expenses.  Donations can be made at the West and Dunn Funeral Home at 904 Lucas Street, Erwin, can also be accepted on Sunday during the visitation and the days following.  Receipts will be provided to each donor.

West and Dunn Funeral Home of Erwin is honored to serve the Logan Brianne Carr family.

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