Paul Henry Carr was my mother’s brother who fought and lost his life in WW II. While losing his life he performed heroically. He received several honors posthumously, included having a missile frigate name after him. After 30 years of service the ship has be decommissioned, but the memory lives on in our family.
This November 3rd, 2018, Paul Henry Carr is to be inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame. The family is looking on this as a huge honor, as it is.
The family commissioned an exhibit that is at Checotah, Oklahoma. Checoath is more or less the ancestral pueblo. There is an ongoing effort to complete the funding.
You can help support The Carr exhibit by doing what you do anyway…buying on Amazon.com . “How?”, you ask, By following some extraordinary simple steps.
- Login to smile.amazon.com and go to “Your Account”
- Set charity to: “Paul Henry Carr Memorial Foundation”
- To support charity, always shop at smile.amazon.com
- Shop until you drop…
Cheryl Smallwood-Roberts designed the exhibit honoring Paul Henry Carr in Checotah, OK. The Carr exhibit, installed by Crain Displays, is located inside the restored 1890-era Katy Depot Museum, the MKT’s oldest surviving wooden train station, just off Highway 69 at 1000 Paul Carr Drive.
To download a PDF of the brochure click here: PHC Brochure 1