Leora Anne Carr, 71, of Watauga, TX, passed away on 04/21/2022.
She was born to parents Alvin Mural Carr and Elsie Lucille Fleming Carr, on 08/06/1950 in BASSETT, NEBRASKA.
She graduated from Alliance High School in 1968.
Leora worked in the rail industry, holding many different positions over the years, working in Chicago, IL; Alliance, NE; and Fort Worth, TX. She retired from BNSF in 2010 after 30+ years of dedicated service.
She was a member of United Methodist Church and the Eagles – Alliance, NE. Leora enjoyed donating to variety of charities close to her heart, shopping, listening to music and spending time with close friends.
Leora is survived by Oscar (brother) and Virginia Carr, Jeromy (nephew) and Andrea Carr, great-niece Arwyn, Joshua (nephew) and Kari Carr – great-nieces Shelby and Ashley Carr.
She was preceded in death by her parents Alvin Mural Carr and Elsie Lucille Fleming Carr and her grandparents George and Anna B Carr and Oscar J Fleming and Leora F Hobson.
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Dick Riggins
Le, you are sorely missed. Our working together and socializing made my time is Fort Worth much better. I hope that you at peace.
DeLila Bergan
We were so sorry to learn of Leora’s passing. We had the opportunity to get to know her a little after we moved to Texas and really enjoyed her quirky sense of humor. She had a heart of gold. My mom, Blanch, always looked forward to her visits with Leora. Our thoughts are with her immediate family and close friends in their sorrow.
Tamela
Ms. Leah, I am so honored to have known you even though it was for a short time.
I will always treasure seeing you when I came to visit my mom. You were always so sweet and kind and I loved our talks.
I know you are at peace now and looking down on us all.
I love you,
TamelA
Al Sheila Warfield
To Le’s family, we were honored to meet Le only one time while visiting Alliance. Le seemed like a nice person as did her brother, Oscar, as well. We enjoyed a few conversations and meals with Le at my mother’s house, Loyola Kuhlman. May our Good Lord comfort you and may Le, Rest in Peace.