David Johnson Carter

Alberta (and Family), We are very sorry to hear of David's passing. He was a lucky man to have such a strong and caring wife that tended to his needs for 50 years. You are an inspiring person. We have welcomed your friendship and the strengths you have shared with us. Please don't hesitate to call on us for help if needed--now or in the days and months to come. Love, John & Linda Hafen

Grandpa, I will miss you greatly. I am thankful for the time God gave us to discuss recipes and life. I will miss talking to you so much. I am so happy you were able to bond with Marcus and Maiya. Maiya will miss her "PaPa." We love you!

So sorry to hear about Dave's passing. He was a great friend and mentor and was always there to listen and give advise. My regards to his family. God Bless.

Kelli, May God bless you and your family in this time of need. May you find Strength in Him to carry on your grandfather's legacy. Sincerely, Your Canon Team

Sis Carter I am sorry for your loss.I have very good memories of your family. I will keep you in my prayers. God is with you. You are blessed to have had fifty wonderful years together.

To the Carter Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Deacon Carter was a loyal and faithful servant to God! I know that God will strengthen you during this time. He has fought the good fight and now his victory is won. We will always remember his smile! Hold fast to the loving memories that God has blessed you all with.

I'd like to offer my condolences to Dave's wife, Alberta, to his children and grandchildren, and to the many other members of family and good friends I know that Dave had. As a UTA paratransit driver, I was only able to get to know Dave over the past few years because of his declining health, but he was an inspiration to me and to many others at UTA. Everyone loved Dave and felt it was an honor and privilege to serve him. Despite his suffering, Dave always had kind words to offer, gratitude for anything done for him, and had such a wonderful, warm sense of humor, even in the most dfficult circumstances. Dave was a teacher and friend to everyone he came in contact with. He showed us all how to live life with love, with courage, and with gratitude. We will all miss Dave's company, his wit and wisdom, and the great example of true grace in the face of adversity he was for us all.

To everyone who knew Dave, he was a gentle soul and would give you anything that you needed to make life better for yourself, he love cooking and spending a lot time with grandson Doninque, talking about sports and other thing. Thanks to everyone for your Prayer. Love, Alberta and Family.

That's relaly thinking out of the box. Thanks!

Thinking like that shows an expret's touch

Bill McKibben has done himself a great dicsrevise by swallowing the James Hansen is God garbage hook, line, and sinker. Bill has turned his burning desire for a Utopian climate where all his outdoor pursuits are steeped in perfect weather conditions into a mindless regurgitation of the attention seekers' endless prattle about the end of the world. The only person more impressed with Hansen than McKibben is Hansen himself.

My Dad instilled in all of his children the art of working hard. He gave from his heart. He loved cooking, there were no simple dishes, he cooked like he was cooking for a whole army! Any one who met him, instantly became a friend. I thought that it was endearing that he and his close friends, Dave and Johnnie Mae Martin would converse after their "stories" went off. God has a true angel! I love you Dad! You were my hero!