During the Artemis II mission's lunar flyby on April 6, 2026, Commander Reid Wiseman honored his late wife, Carroll, by naming a previously unnamed moon crater 'Carroll.' This emotional tribute reflects the unwavering support Carroll provided throughout their lives, especially during her illness. Wiseman shared how she encouraged him to prioritize his career and their children's upbringing, stating, 'This is the job you love... and this is where our kids are growing up.' Wiseman acknowledged the challenges of being a single father, emphasizing that family is the most important aspect of life. His daughters support his mission but would prefer him at home, highlighting the balance between pursuing dreams and family responsibilities. This dedication turned a significant space mission into a poignant reminder of love, loss, and legacy.