The Alexandria, Minnesota community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Carter Devon Stockert, whose life was defined by kindness, dedication, and the ability to bring warmth to the people around him. Though his life ended far too soon at the age of 26, the memories he created with family, students, friends, and colleagues will remain a lasting part of his legacy.
Carter was born on July 14, 2000, in Alexandria, Minnesota, and passed away on August 13, 2026. He was the beloved son of Brian and Carolyn Stockert and the brother of Blake, with whom he shared many meaningful memories growing up.
From an early age, Carter developed a passion for sports, especially basketball and baseball. He and his brother played for the Alexandria Cardinals, creating memories that reflected his dedication, teamwork, and love for competition.
His passion for baseball continued into college at North Dakota State University, where he proudly played as a pitcher for the NDSU Bison. Carter’s commitment to excellence extended beyond athletics, as he graduated from NDSU with honors before beginning his career in education.
As a teacher, Carter brought the same passion, patience, and encouragement that defined him as an athlete and teammate. He built meaningful relationships with students and colleagues, leaving a positive impact on everyone fortunate enough to know him.
Those who knew Carter remember him as someone who cared deeply for others and had a way of making people feel valued. His kindness, humor, and genuine spirit created connections that will continue to be cherished.
As family, friends, former teammates, students, and colleagues grieve his passing, they are holding onto the memories of a young man who dedicated his life to inspiring and supporting others.
Carter Devon Stockert will be deeply missed and forever remembered by his family, friends, students, teammates, colleagues, and the Alexandria community.
