Mississippi dealer George Carr, 65, dies of COVID-19

George Carr, owner of a vehicle dealership in Vicksburg, Miss., died March 29 just after a very long battle with COVID-19. He was 65.

He manufactured his mark in the automotive sector in 1989, when he visited the Vicksburg place and acquired the dealership then referred to as Heritage Motors.

It grew to become George Carr Buick-Cadillac-GMC, and he operated it for a lot more than 30 several years.

Carr was born in Nashville in 1955 and raised there, according to his obituary. He acquired his political science diploma from Lipscomb University, a personal liberal arts college or university in the town.

He is survived by his spouse, Debbie, and mothers and fathers, Rea and Neada Carr, as effectively as two little ones and several grandchildren.

There will be a services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Crossway Church in Vicksburg.

Alternatively of bouquets, the spouse and children is asking for donations to the Vicksburg Warren Humane Modern society or the Vicksburg Kiwanis Club, of which Carr was a member for 32 several years.