Teacher Found Dead In Submerged Car

Alabama Teacher Grand Bay Middle School is dealing with the loss of one of their teachers.

by Kimberly Curth

Published: Mon, October 12, 2009 - 4:00 pm CST Last Updated: Mon, October 12, 2009 - 4:54 pm CST

GRAND BAY, Alabama - Grand Bay Middle School is dealing with the loss of one of their teachers. 34-year-old Louie Carvin was found dead in his submerged SUV Sunday at the end of the Ft. Morgan ferry dock. The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office does not suspect foul play but they're still investigating what went wrong. Counselors will be on hand at Grand Bay Middle Tuesday to help students with the tragic news. Those who knew Carvin say he was the kind of teacher who made a difference in his student's lives,"when I think of Mr. Carvin, I'm always thinking of a high quality guy, high character guy, high moral guy, great family man, students love him. Mr.Carvin loves his kids, loves Grand Bay Middle School, such a tragic event that were dealing with," said Grand Bay Principal Wade Whitney. Carvin had been teaching 8th grade language arts at Grand Bay Middle for the last 3 years. We're told he is survived by his wife and their infant son.

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angelbabe Says:

Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 5:53 pm

im a student at grandbay middle school and i had mr carvin for my 6th period he is my favorte teacher cause he would not yell inless he needed to he made me laugh very day and he did not care what you did as long as it was ok he would let us lisen to music even if he said no and i think is sad cause he has a baby that will turn 1 and he will not get to see him turn 1.I WILL ALWAYS MISS HIM R.I.P MR CARVIN

emilee Says:

Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 5:47 pm

I am also a studebt at Grand Bay, and Mr.Carvin was my favorite teacher! I was so shocked to hear of his death. I cried for a long time, because he used to write poety to his wife, and his son is about to turn 1 years old! May he rest in peace, and may God bless him and his family forever. :’(

Razorsharp Says:

Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 5:27 pm

I would just like to say to Nich-O-Las that you have excellent grammar! Your response was well written and everything was spelled correctly. You, as well as your parents, should be proud of the example that you have set. Good job!

pancake13 Says:

Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:21 pm

He waz a great man awsome teacher n beliver in god. i looked ^ 2 him he was a best friend n new dad. im srry 4 hiz fam may he R.I.P n he will be missed dearly

mustuknow Says:

Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:15 pm

God Bless his family, students, coworkers and friends. This is a tragedy on so many levels.

Nich-O-Las Says:

Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:13 pm

I’m a student at Grand Bay Middle School and I don’t have Mr. Carvin as a teacher, but a lot of my friends do, and they love his class. He seemed like a really down to earth person. It’s really saddening to hear this news. May he rest in peace.