About Us
All proceeds of the Carson Boyle Memorial Fund will go toward honoring Carson's memory through a scholarship awarded to a student from Cushing High School pursuing a trade post-graduation as well as supporting Carson's favorite activities.
Our Story
Carson Allen Boyle’s life was cut short by an unexpected and tragic accident. We know it was never God’s plan for Carson’s life to have ended in this way, but we trust that He showed His love and mercy after Carson’s injuries were too much for his earthly body to heal, and He called him to heaven for a new body.
Carson was born to Laresa and Allen Boyle on August 4, 2003. He was the second born as his older sister Madison was born nearly 4 years before and he spent most of his life trying to catch up and appear older than he was. Always the youngest in his classes but rarely viewed that way, Carson lived each day as though it were a gift and adventure. From an early age he was his daddy and Papa’s hunting and fishing buddy. This love for the outdoors and being in God’s creation started very young and only grew as he got older. He had many friends that shared this love, and he would frequently be found with them outdoors duck hunting, working with his dog, going to the lake, playing sand volleyball, or indoors playing pool.
Carson rarely met a stranger and lived more life in 19 years than some do in 99 years. His absence will be a huge void in the lives of those who loved and knew him.
Carson is survived by his parents, Allen and Laresa Boyle, of Cushing; sister, Madison Boyle of Oklahoma City; grandparents, Ray and Alice Boyle of Agra and Larry and Irene Fick of Cushing; aunt, Kali Dunlap and husband, Jared, of Stillwater; uncles, Justin Boyle and Kevin Boyle, of Cushing; cousins, Braden and Tennessee Boyle and son, Beau, Jolie Boyle, Atticus Dunlap and Amelia Dunlap; his hunting companion Gunner Wingmaster Roux and many other relatives and friends.