her parents were Clarence Lee and Ollie Magdeline Smith Carter.
she was preceded by her brothers Wayne Carter and Turner Carter and her sister Anita Wilson.
she was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Fort Lawn where she was the treasurer and a charter member. she loved her family, liked to cook, and was care giver to her mom and dad. her lifelong mission was to make people laugh. she loved life and lived it to the fullest.
she was preceded by her brothers Wayne Carter and Turner Carter and her sister Anita Wilson.
she was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Fort Lawn where she was the treasurer and a charter member. she loved her family, liked to cook, and was care giver to her mom and dad. her lifelong mission was to make people laugh. she loved life and lived it to the fullest.
her parents were Clarence Lee and Ollie Magdeline Smith Carter.
she was preceded by her brothers Wayne Carter and Turner Carter and her sister Anita Wilson.
she was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Fort Lawn where she was the treasurer and a charter member. she loved her family, liked to cook, and was care giver to her mom and dad. her lifelong mission was to make people laugh. she loved life and lived it to the fullest.
she was preceded by her brothers Wayne Carter and Turner Carter and her sister Anita Wilson.
she was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Fort Lawn where she was the treasurer and a charter member. she loved her family, liked to cook, and was care giver to her mom and dad. her lifelong mission was to make people laugh. she loved life and lived it to the fullest.
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