Ainsley Carr

To the most wonderful Grandad, Words cannot explain how much we as a family miss you Grand. You were the head of the family and we all love you so very much. I’m lucky that I had you as my grandad for the 26 years of my life. I couldn’t have wished for anyone else to be my grandad. Rest In Eternal Peace Grand, until we meet again. All my love, love from Maia xxxx

To Amanda, Mum & Family, Sending love, unity & strength at this difficult time to you all. Love Always, Heather & family xxx

Ainsley, a name synonymous with warmth, wisdom, and unwavering love. A man who, with his gentle spirit and kind heart, has touched the lives of many. Ainsley’s love for his family was boundless. He was a devoted husband, a loving father, and a cherished grandfather, and to me a wonderful father in law, who granted me the honour of asking for the hand of Mandy. His legacy lives on in the hearts of those he left behind. We will miss you, Ainsley. But your memory will forever be a cherished part of us.

Ainsley. Loved and respected by all the naughty 80’s boys of Walsh Crescent. Was always up for a game of something. He taught us how to play cricket (Indian demon spin bowl style), how to fly a kite with razor wire string (again Indian style) and most of all, how to play games with your kids. He never had a cross word for any of us (especially me). Whenever I went home he always came out to say hello and ask how I was? How were my kids? Lovely Man. Big love and condolences to the entire Carr clan. Paul xx

To my Dearest Sister Yvonne , Nieces Sharon , Amanda and All our Loved Ones, our Most Sincere Condolences and Prayers to All of You at this Very Sad time at the passing of Dear Ainsley … May the Peace of God comfort you All All our Love ❤️..Don and Wanda