Carrie Everett Jacksonville, NC Obituary Death: Carrie Everett, crowned Miss North Carolina in 2024, has died at age 22 following a courageous fight against stomach cancer, diagnosed just a year after her triumph. The aspiring gospel singer, who dreamed of advancing humanitarian causes through music and the arts, passed away last night, leaving a lasting impact on her community.
Everett, a student at a historically Black college and university (HBCU), embodied grace and determination. Her radiant voice and faith-inspired performances stirred audiences, transforming personal trials into songs of hope and praise. Despite her young age, she lived fully, proclaiming God’s goodness on stage and in life.
Her family shared a poignant statement on her Instagram:
*”We are heartbroken to share that last night the beautiful nightingale, Helen Carrie Everett, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer. The cries of her heart became songs that stirred the spirits of everyone who had the pleasure of hearing her sing. She lived a full life and with her last words, on stage and in life she proclaimed the goodness of God. Her impact on this world is undeniable, and we will carry on her legacy of advocacy and praise. Please allow our family the privacy to mourn. Details of her memorial will be shared with loved ones in the coming days. Please keep our family in your prayers in this time 🤍”*
According to the Mayo Clinic, stomach cancer rates are rising among those under 50, particularly women, though research into causes continues. Everett’s story highlights this concerning trend, reminding us of the dreams cut short for many young people.
Everett’s legacy of inspiration endures through her music, advocacy, and unyielding spirit. As her family mourns privately, the Miss North Carolina organization, HBCU community, and fans worldwide offer condolences. Memorial details will follow. Rest in peace, Carrie—your song lives on.
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