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CELEBRATION OF LIFE FOR Constantino (Tino) Carrier

Sunrise 04-04-1965

Sunset 12-13-2024

Dear Family and Friends,

I am here today to share with you the passing and loss of our beloved Constantino K. Carrier, a family man; a man who was loved by many and will continue to be loved. He leaves behind a legacy of LOVE FOR FAMILY, for friends, and for EVERYONE he came in contact with. He showed compassion to others by his words, his offer to help when he could, his advice and his arsenal of knowledge. He was an honorable man, raised in the church, he believed in doing what was right and was dedicated in doing his very best every day and trying to bring the same into the lives of others. He was a lighthearted, carefree beautiful soul. He could make anyone laugh by the end of the conversation, but with his kids, he was a cool, animated dad, that would give anything for them. Constantino, MOST OF ALL loved his family, and it showed. He always went above and beyond; he was a fighter, and his strength and resiliency were admired by everyone who met him. He had a huge heart and love for ALL without expecting anything in return. His passing is a great loss to those that loved him most, his family.

Constantino leaves behind his eldest child, a beautiful daughter, Echelle, her son, Malik; his eldest son, Ja'Mahl, Constantino Jr.; following, Ty'Ree, and his son TyRee Jojo; and his youngest son and baby boy, Anthonie. He also, with much sadness, leaves behind three older sisters: Wonderful, Princess, and her children, Xzavie and Zareth, and his baby sister Veronica. With much love, his ex-wife, Nicole.

Our Heavenly Father decided He needed His angel home and took Constantino on Friday, December 13, 2024.

The passing of our loved one; our father, our grandpa, our brother, our uncle, our everything has caused devastation, and we are struggling to find the funds to cover the cost of the service. The family is looking at all options to reduce the cost while still adhering to the wishes of Constantino to be buried in Palestine, Texas, next to his mother.

Please consider donating if you are able to do so. We are very grateful for every donation during this difficult time.

-His Family

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