Birth date: Jan 25, 1938 Death date: Aug 11, 2004
Joan D. Carter Joan D. Carter born January 25, 1938 and passed away on August 11, 2004 at St. Clare Hospital in Lakewood. Being the warm, loving and friendly person she was, she will be missed by many. Joan was born in New Rochell Read Obituary
Just a lil note to say you are in my prayers and I will pray for you and your family. God only gives us what we can handle, I know it doesn't seem like it now. Just have faith that she is in the best hands now, and she is watching over you now.##imported-begin##Bro. Atlas, Steven##imported-end##
My god bless you and your family in your time of need.##imported-begin##Anthony Camp##imported-end##
May God keep the Carter Family in his prayers during their time of bereavement.
Jon Ridgel
Commander-In-Chief##imported-begin##Prince Hall Military Consistory #304##imported-end##
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Joanie often talked about how proud she was of her two children, Deborah and Willie. I will always remember Joanie's warm friendly smile. She will be missed.##imported-begin##Joye Bucklin##imported-end##
Joanie was a wonderful, fun, and special person to know and to work with. We will miss the hugs each morning and her sense of humor. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family. We will never forget her, and miss her very much!
The kitchen at UPCC won't be the same without her. We love you Joan!##imported-begin##Matt and Diana Wallace##imported-end##
My deepest sympathy at the loss of your dear mother. I so enjoyed working with Joanie, she was always such a generous, classey person. She was very proud of her son and daughter and spoke of you often.##imported-begin##Diane Styskal##imported-end##
To the family of Miss Joan Carter, you all have our deepest sympothy. Stay strong Sis. Deborah. Your extended family back here in Germany, wants you know that we are here, and praying for God to comfort you, and your family during this time of bereavement. Let Miss Joannie rest now, for GOD has a better plan for her. Stay strong sis, and we'll see you when you return. Your sister always...
Pam##imported-begin##Pam##imported-end##
To the Carter Family:
Isn't it always much too soon! Have no fear nor sorrow for Ms Joan D. Carter is home now, comfortably resting and getting used to her white robe and golden slippers. The day will come when the pain subsides and the sun will shine with fond memories of the past. Cry if you must, for crying is not a sign of weakness but the outward showing of the remembrance of such a pillar of strength. To my SiStar and dear friend Deborah, don't be afraid to lean if you must sweetheart, you can come back home to your PHA family and know that we understand what you are going through. To the brother I have never met, this is your time to be human and go through the natural cycle of grieving. For the near and dear friends, your loss is the gain of heaven up above and do not worry, Ms Joan D. Carter will be there to welcome you when it is your time to go home! May God continue to keep and bless all those who are affected by the loss of such a great woman.##imported-begin##Shawn Fogle##imported-end##
Joannie, Joannie. I'll miss you. I'm sorry you left so soon. Boy, you could be a handful at work! Isn't this just like you - give you half a chance and you cut out early! I know your family will miss you dearly. So will your 'old VA family'.##imported-begin##Catherine North##imported-end##
I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Joannie for many years and she will be greatly missed. We shared some good times. May you find peace in the memories of times past,as I will and comfort in the love of those that care about you. My sincere sympathy to her family.##imported-begin##Judy K Perry##imported-end##
