Alabama House Resolution 136 honors Louise Bice Carr on her 100th birthday.
Alabama House Resolution 136 commends Louise Bice Carr on her 100th birthday, celebrating her life and contributions. Born in 1926, Louise lived in Birmingham, Detroit, and Cullman before settling in Holly Pond, where she owned a chicken farm and worked for the railroad and Oneida Sewing Plant. She is known for her crafting skills and as the "Domino Queen" at the Holly Pond Senior Center. Louise married Verbon Ray Carr in 1947, and they had a son, Harold, and grandchildren, Bradley and Holly. She is also a great-grandmother to Jackson and Addie Dutton.
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