Lindsey Anne Carr

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Lindsey Carr
January 24, 1990 – February 17, 2025

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Lindsey Carr, who left us far too soon on February 17, 2025, at the age of 35. Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Lindsey’s compassionate spirit, sassy sense of humor, and boundless love for animals touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. A talented and dedicated hairstylist, Lindsey had a gift for making people look and feel their best. Her longtime clients weren’t just customers—they were friends who followed her from salons to her thriving at-home business, where she made everyone feel welcome. Lindsey’s heart was enormous, especially when it came to animals. She spent her life rescuing, fostering, and caring for countless pets, always ensuring they had a loving home. Despite facing the daily challenges of Fibromyalgia, she faced life with strength, humor, and an unbreakable spirit. She will be profoundly missed by her parents, Brenda and Harvey Carr, and her older sister Ashley Carr, along with her many friends, clients, and loved ones.

A Celebration of Lindsey’s Life will be held on Saturday, March 15, 2025 from 12:00 – 2:00pm at The Common, 9910 109 St NW, Edmonton. All those who loved Lindsey are welcome to join together as we honor her memory. In lieu of flowers, donations in Lindsey’s honor can be made to Fibromyalgia research or to an animal rescue society of your choice.

Though she is no longer with us, Lindsey’s light, love, and laughter will remain in our hearts forever.

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Scott Bignell

I knew Lindsey in highschool and she was always so funny and kind. I always heard about her through the grapevine of mutual friends and she will be very missed. I am so sorry for everyone’s loss.

Suzanne and Ken Kowalski

My journey with Lindsey started at the Hair Dressing School in Spruce Grove. For so many years, not finding that right person to cut my hair seemed impossible. However, the day I walked into that school, a young lady named Lindsey was ready to cut my hair. I was so impressed with her. I returned back to the school after sometime and found out the class had graduated and the girls were placed with many salons. I finally convinced the instructor to contact Lindsey so I could get in touch with her. After many salons, Lindsey had decided to start her own home base hair salon business, which was a bonus for myself, Lindsey and her many clients. I drove 5 hours from B.C. just to get my hair done by Lindsey.
Lindsey had a great sense of humor, loved her animals and adored her family.
Many stories, lots of laughter & such a beautiful smile. I always looked forward to my next appointment.
My heart is so broken, rest in peace – I will miss you my friend!

Condolences to the Carr family, our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Garry & Cindy Pysyk

So sad to hear of Lindsey’s passing I cant imagine the grief you all have. Our sincere condolences Brenda, Harvey & family. Thoughts and prayers are with you.

Garry & Cindy Pysyk

Tracy Penney

I was in a romantic relationship with Lindsey Anne Carr from February 2013 – April 2019.

I’m still shocked and deeply saddened that Linds is no longer with us. The loss of her life feels like a cruel joke that just won’t stop. If only we would have had the chance to properly say goodbye. She took a piece of my heart with her and another piece is with the Carr family.

Brenda, Harvey, Ashley, & Granny Pat; There are no words to convey how sorry I am for your loss. My family is sending love and support from the East Coast. I’ll be there with you all in spirit.

Rest easy, Linds.

Tracy

Sherry and Fernand

We met Lindsey when we moved next to her in 2021. We started our friendship over the fence, acquainting our dog to all of hers. From there we chatted each time we were both outside. She became not only a neighbor , but a wonderful hairdresser, and great friend. With our age difference, she really felt like a daughter to me. I will always remember her smile and laugh, and know in my heart she is now in a better place. Rest in peace my dear friend, free of pain. We miss you, and will never forget you. XO

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Broghan Cross-Danyluk

I first knew Lindsey when she started cutting my hair when I was 16. She helped me with my confidence and helped me understand myself a little better in such a confusing world. She was always so patient with me, and something that used to make me uncomfortable, getting my hair cut, became something I looked forward to because of how friendly and warm she was.

My sincerest condolences to family and friends, Lindsey has touched so many hearts and she will truly be missed.

Carla Cross-Danyluk

I am so profoundly sorry to hear about Lindsey. I met Lindsey when I booked my son in to cut his hair. My family always went to her and she knew I hated getting my hair cut, she knew exactly what I wanted. I remember her pups and cats (her dog ate my shoe) and her little toothless rescue pup slept in my lap during my appointment. We will so miss her and I hope she is looking down and smiling at everyone that touched her heart. Rest easy Lindsey it’s not goodbye, we will see you later

Chris

I have know Lindsey for over 20 years since she lived outside Devon. I remember soming over and playing pool. And she was a huge fan of the old Disney movies she always put them on and made me sit and watch them with her. I know she was having problems with Fibromyalgia and everything hurt. But seeing her with that smile and the big hugs I she is gone. Rest in peace Beautiful. May the family find peace my condolences.

Melissa

Sending my love and strength. Lindsey came into my life 13 years ago. And I’m so blessed I got to call her my friend. Her laughter and love of life will be missed.

Aliah

I have been going to Lindsey to get my hair done for 8 years. No one else. Not just because she was incredibly talented, but because she was such a wonderful person to be around. I won’t forget the last time I saw her in December I spent almost 8 hours at her house talking non-stop and she told me I was not just her client, but that I was her friend and it truly moved me as I felt the same. She was the kind of warm soul that the world needs. Reality feels like it has shifted out of place. Sending my deepest condolences to her family. I feel grateful to have known Lindsey and had her in my life.