Beyer; Carsten Jorg, age 60, of Port Medway, formerly of, Edmonton, Alberta, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, November 23, 2022 in Port Medway.
Born in Dannenberg, Germany, Carsten was a son of Erika (Schulz) Beyer of Germany and the late Juergen Beyer.
Carsten was a life long brick layer, starting at the age of 16 working with his Uncle Wilfred Beyer. After retiring in 2021, Carsten and Dana moved to Port Medway where they quickly immersed themselves in the community making many new friends. Carsten was always available to give a helping hand to anyone in need. He was a member of the Port Medway Fire Department and the local coffee club. Cartsen was a jack of all trades and a master of many, there was nothing he could not fix and he did not know the meaning of the word “can’t”. He enjoyed working around the house on remodeling and landscaping projects. He couldn’t sit still; he had to be doing something all the time. He enjoyed being in the outdoors and had a passion for fishing. He was so loved and will be greatly missed.
Carsten is survived by his loving wife, Dana; sons, Terrance of Edmonton, Alberta and Justin (Cadziana) of Lac la Biche County, Alberta; many grandchildren; brothers, Ralf (Chris) of Melbourne, Australia, Ben of Edmonton, Alberta.
Besides his father, Carsten was predeceased by a brother, Torsten.
Cremation has taken place under the direction of Chandlers’ Funeral Home, Liverpool. An informal celebration of life will be held at Port Medway Fire Hall Wednesday, March 22nd at 6:30 p.m. No flowers by request, donations may be made to the Port Medway Fire Department. Online condolences may be made to www.chandlersfuneral.com
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Margaret Leslie
Dana so sorry for your loss he was great guy keep your memories close to your heart
Bessie Harnish
Dana & Families.
was shocked and saddened to hear of this tragedy.Jimmie used
to chat with him when was to the wharf sometimes,such a nice fellow.
remember all the good times to help ease the heartache.
May God Bless you in coming momths.
Bessie Harnish
Jimmie Harnish
Anna Mueller & Markus J. Heinis
“How very softly you tiptoed into our world, almost silently, only a moment you stayed. But what an imprint your footsteps have left upon our hearts.” —Dorothy Ferguson
You will not be forgotten and in our thought on every call …
With deepest sympathy to Dana and family & friends!
Larry and Fran Baker
Dana and family ..
So sorry for your loss, Carsten loved to go four wheeling, he had gone on a run with us last month we really enjoyed his company – again our deepest sympathies
Larry and Fran Baker
Susan M MacLeod
To Carsten’s Family and Friends
I am so sorry to hear about Carsten’s sudden death. It is a shock to the community of Port Medway and to those who knew him. My sincere condolences to Carsten’s family and to the members of the Port Medway Fire Department.
Sincerely, Susan MacLeod
Susan Levy
Grief is not about forgetting, but about remembering. It’s the remembering that gives you the strength to keep going. As you grieve the loss of Carsten, please know that all of us are mourning along with you and that you are in our hearts, our thoughts, and our prayers. Some people bring a light so bright to the world that even after they are gone, their light lives on. Carsten was one of those people. Every time I look at the great job he did on our shelves at the hall I will think of him. Rest easy Carsten, much love Dana.
Deborah Lemon
Words cannot express the depth of our sorrow for you, Dana, and your family. Carsten’s big smile and huge heart will long be remembered in our little community. He will be sadly missed by all of us. Much love, Deb and Jeff
Charles McLellan
The Mill Village and District Volunteer Fire Department mourns the loss of a dedicated fellow firefighter. Our thoughts are with Mr. Beyer’s family in this time of loss and grief.
Ralf
Bro, my heart is shattered. So many memories we’ve shared. Wish you had opportunity to visit us in Australia, but at least I was able to see you on my last visit to Edmonton. You have done heaps for me and others in your life. In my heart always
Betty-Lou
I will remember and smile – singing 40+ years ago and even though our contact was not that often the last few decades, you reminded me when we did connect… Diamond on the Soles of her Shoes
I will remember and smile – fishing, camping, partying, drawing on the kitchen walls, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter dinners, those delicious dinners only Dana can make
I will remember and smile… I Love You Cuz… I will remember and smile
Cecile
My dearest Malee
The memories are too numerous to be forgotten and will be cherished forever. My condolences to you, yours and his new found friends.
Love
Auntie momma
Shannon Small
Dana and family
I am so sorry for your loss, you are in my thoughts and prayers. I am so grateful you have such great friends and support around you at this time from your brief time you have lived in Nova Scotia. It’s a true testament to how much Carsten impacted those around him.
My deepest sympathy.
Wolfgang Beyer
Du bist gegangen mein lieber Carsten, doch wir konnten deinen 60.. Geburtstag gemeinsam in deinem Haus feiern. Das Angeln mit dir, die Ausflüge mit deiner lieben Frau Dana und die Abende am Lagerfeuer werde ich nie vergessen.
Ruhe in Frieden mein lieber Carsten, in meinen Herzen lebst du weiter.
Dein Wolfgang
Beyer
Dana, Carsten, je venais juste de faire votre connaissance ce mois de juin 2022,via watsap alors que j’effectuais ma première rencontre avec Wolfgang Beyer, en Espagne.
J’ai vu Carsten à deux reprises.
J’étais heureuse de créer ces liens avec une partie de ma famille,ignorée jusqu’alors.
Carsten était enchanté de me connaître et moi,de même.
J’ai été profondément touchée par son sourire,son entrain, et son regard bleu doux qui émanait tant de choses.
Mon cœur pleure avec vous mais je sais que Carsten est parti pour un ailleurs meilleur.
Je vous envoie ma profonde amitié et tout l’amour possible pour adoucir votre douleur.
Anne Marie Beyer ( fille de Bernard Sigismond Théodore Beyer et petite fille de Sigismond Beyer)
Kara Wilson
Dana and family I’m thinking of you during this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Rick and Jo-Ann Baker
Dana and family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
North Queens Fire Association
Deepest condolences.
Nina
Dana and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. RIP Carsten!
Steve W.
Miss you brother!
Lori Karen
Dana and family,
So saddened to hear of your loss, may you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you.
Sending caring thoughts your way.
Czyzewski family
Dana and family
We are so sorry for your loss. Our hearts are with you.
Michael and Nancy Czyzewski
Kim Masland, MLA
To Carsten’s Family and Friends,
Words fall short in expressing my sorrow for your loss. My heart goes out to you during this difficult time. May your memories give you peace and comfort. My sincere condolences.
Marvin
Dana and Beyer family,
My condolences on the passing of Carsten. I knew him when I was young and he was one of the big brother’s making sure we didn’t get into too much trouble. He was an honest hardworking man. I know he is missed. RIP Carsten.
Virginia Stephen
Dana
I am so very sorry to have heard the news of the loss of Carsten. You had just found your new happy place in this community and it is sad to see that end.
Wishing you strength in the days and months to come.
Blaine Fotheringham
Dana and family – so sorry to hear about the death of Carsten. I knew him for a long time here in Edmonton. He was the president of the Triple E Pool League for a few years. I had a lot of laughs and good times with Carsten on league nights and the many tournaments we participated in. I remember his competiveness but above all his great sense of humour. I never left his presence without a smile on my face.
Damian Robar
I miss you you Carsten my best buddy you will be very missed
Emma
Miss you carsten
Terrance Beyer
I always told myself that there would be a day where we would let go of our stubbornness and meet in the middle. Now that you are gone I see how easy it would have been, and now that your not here I am angry with myself for not doing my part. I do love you Dad, I love you very much and I should have told you that more. I have always admired you for your strength and perseverance with your bricklaying. No matter the circumstance you were always the first man on the jobsight and last one to leave. I wish we had more time and if you can hear me Dad please know I love you and will miss you. Thank you for taking care of mom for all these years. REST IN PEACE DAD. Mwah!