John Carter, 47 of Pocola, OK
passed away on Friday, November 21, 2014 after a battle with cancer. John was a graduate of Pocola High School
Class of 1985. He had been a security
sergeant at Sparks Hospital and also worked 25 years at Whirlpool as
well as the Mansfield
Juvenile Treatment
Center. John was a beloved son, father and
grandfather.
He is survived by his
girlfriend, Kayte; mother, Linda; father, John Sr.; sister, Lisa; 3 sons,
Jordan, Tony & Shane; one grandson, Evan; many friends & family. John touched many lives and will be dearly
missed.
Services will be 2 pm,
Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at Woodlawn
Cemetery, Ft. Smith, AR
with Rev. Jim Cook officiating.
Interment will follow.
Pallbearers will be Jordan Carter, Tony Carter, Shane Holliday, Jimmy
Collie, Britt Reaves and Todd France.
Honorary pallbearers will be George Reaves, Robert Smith, Troy Smith,
and Tim McGowan.
The family will be that the
funeral home on Monday from 5-7 pm to visit with relatives & friends.
I would give anything to hear you say "Hey Bear and Love you sis!" just one more time. I will love you forever!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard to lose someone from your family and friends, especially someone as young as John. I know he had a large circle of friends and family that will miss him always. My prayers go out to all of you that all the good memories will be of help in this time of loss.
ReplyDeleteSharon & Wayne Nugent
To Carter's Family, I am unable to come to viewing or services due to work, he is not an immediate family so my jobs do not allow me to go. My condolences are with them family, and praying for strength and comfort. He was a very special friend to me. I hate to see him go, but on the other hand he is lucky not to be here with all this hate in the world.... R.I.P. Carter...
ReplyDeleteYou will be missed
ReplyDeleteJohn I'm going to miss you coming through the unit, stopping to chat and swap stories. Always there when we needed you. Rest in peace my friend.
ReplyDeleteKasey Weaver
Prayers are with your family tonight and always. Thank you for many laughs and special memories given to so many people. Your laugh still echoes in my mind and your smile still illuminates childhood memories. RIP John, you are missed by many.
ReplyDeleteNettie Goodman