IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Taylor Leo

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Carr

Oct 10, 1994 — Oct 9, 2026

Galveston, Texas

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October
17

Saturday

Starts at 11:30 am (Central time)

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Funeral Service

October
17

Saturday

Starts at 12:00 pm (Central time)

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Obituary

Taylor Leo Carr “Pokey”, 32, of Galveston, TX, passed away unexpectedly on October 9th, 2026, while traveling at sea.

Taylor Leo Carr was born October 10th, 1994, in Galveston, TX. As a child he was funny, energetic and loved music in all forms. At a very young age he taught himself to play the electric guitar and was overall musically inclined. He graduated from Ball High School and excelled in his favorite subject of math.

He currently held the prestigious title of Co-Owner of Carr Pile Driving Services alongside his father James “Jimbo” Carr Jr and enjoyed his role as crew leader and senior equipment operator. When not on a jobsite, he enjoyed spending his time playing his X-box, loving on his cat “Bubba”, or spending quality time with his family.

Taylor took immense pride in cleanliness especially when it came to his new truck which he was proud to drive around and show off.

Taylor Leo Carr is preceded in death by his Great Grandfather, Leo Ester, Uncle, Ricky Ester Jr., and Grandmother, Margaret Ann (Brown) Carr.

He is survived by his loving Father, James “Jimbo” Carr Jr. (Monica), Mother, Wendy Ester Fontaine, Son, Mason James Carr, Grandparents, Ricky Ester Sr and Donna Ester, Sister, Ajah Ochoa (Greg), Brother, Kaleb Carr (Annie), Cousins, Michael, Jessica, Sabrina, Analisa, and Legend, Extended, Newell, Agrella, and Dudley Family and Close friends, Mike F., Brad C., and Adrian G.

Services will be held at Carnes Brothers Funeral Home 1201 23rd St, Galveston, TX on Saturday, October 17th, 2026, starting at 11:30 am for arrival/visitation and 12:00 noon service time. A celebration of life will follow at Galveston Elks Lodge 1518 23rd St. Galveston, TX.

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