Carr Scott Rozier, April 02, 1988 — May 24, 2019

Carr’s Obituary Carr Scott Rozier Carr Scott Rozier was born on April 2, 1988 and departed this life on Friday, May 24, 2019. He was the loving son of Sonya and Wade Rozier. Carr enjoyed life, laughter, motorcycles, and people.

He arrived in this world with a beautiful head of hair, requesting to order some pepperoni pizza. Carr was a member of BSA Troop 301 and very proudly attained the rank of Eagle Scout at the age of 15 with the help of outstanding scout leaders Dr. George Mozingo, Jason Spangler, Brad Losh, and his dear friend and counselor, David F. Branch, Jr He practiced the scout oath daily.

Carr had a love for helping others, stopped frequently to assist travelers, homeless, anyone being bullied, and injured animals. Carr had a never-say-die spirit and was always determined to go faster, jump higher, and sling mud further than anyone else. The love of golf was instilled in Carr at an early age by his Pa Jimmie.

Pa was his biggest advocate, friend and buddy, always ready to slip him a $20 under the table, fill his truck with gas, and ride many miles to give or get him what he wanted. Granny Doll, the banker, taught him to manage his finances and convinced us that whatever Carr did was perfect and right. She reminded him frequently of the importance of faith and family.

His Grandpa Rozier taught him to fish, love turtles, shoot at an early age (unbeknownst to his mother), and had him driving on the country roads at the age of twelve. Granny Rozier rocked him a million miles, wrestled with him until she couldn’t hold him any longer, and taught him all the words to sacred hymns. For nine years, Caroline Marie Bobbie has been the love of Carr’s life.

For her love, her presence, and her support of Carr we will be forever grateful. Carr graduated from Lumberton Senior High School and was a proud member of Beta Club and National Honor Society. He attended North Carolina State University and graduated from Mount Olive University with a BS Degree in Criminal Justice.

Carr was employed as a sales rep for Black Flag Supply and he loved meeting all of his new and interesting friends. In addition to his parents and Caroline, left to cherish Carr’s memory are his Grandparents Jimmie and Dolli Adams, Adele Rozier, and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. He was predeceased by his Grandpa, Maurice D. Rozier, and his riding buddy, Jeffrey L. Rozier.

Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, Boy Scout Troop 301. Forever and ever, our Carrbaby he will be.

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