Obituary

Carl Behunin

May 5, 2000 - August 16, 2023

Winlock, Washington

Carl Behunin, a true legend in the making, bid farewell to our humble little town of Winlock on August 16, 2023. Born on May 5, 2000, Carl burst into this world with his infectious charm and mischievous grin. Little did we know that this mischievousness would provide us with endless laughter and unforgettable moments throughout his all-too-short life.

Carl, affectionately known as the "Jokester of Winlock," became notorious for his quick wit and ability to make even the gloomiest of days brighter. Whether he was pulling pranks on unsuspecting victims or cracking jokes at inappropriate moments, he had a unique talent for finding humor in every situation.

His legacy will be remembered forever in the infamous "Toilet Paper Incident of 2022" when, armed with rolls of toilet paper and a mischievous gleam in his eye, Carl managed to decorate the entire town overnight. The sight of Winlock transformed into a whimsical TP wonderland brought joy to residents for weeks, reminding us all to embrace the absurd and find laughter in unexpected places.

Carl was not just a jokester, but a friend to all. His vibrant personality drew people to him like moths to a flame, and he never missed an opportunity to make someone's day a little brighter. He had an uncanny ability to find the perfect joke or quip to alleviate anyone's troubles, turning frowns upside down with his infectious laughter.

Although he may have caused a few headaches and raised a few eyebrows, Winlock will forever be grateful for the irreplaceable memories Carl left us with. From his legendary Halloween pranks to his hilarious impersonations of local figures, he enriched our lives with laughter and silliness.

While we mourn the loss of such a unique soul, let us celebrate the moments we shared with Carl. Let us remember that life is too short to take ourselves too seriously and that humor has the power to unite and heal. In honor of Carl's memory, we kindly request that everyone attending his memorial service wears their most colorful and comical outfits.

Carl is survived by his loving family, his countless friends, and a town forever grateful for the laughter he brought to their lives. He will be sorely missed, but his legacy will live on in our hearts and in the countless stories we will share for years to come.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that you take a moment to tell a joke, prank a friend, or find the humor in the absurdity of life, as Carl would have wanted.

Rest in peace, dear friend. Your pranks may be over, but your laughter will echo through our community forever.