Hi: I don't know if any of Carters'family will read this, but it sure would be nice to hear from some of them. Afterall, we were close and it would just be nice to hear from them.
I Love you, Carter. Rest in Peace.

A true friend and companion on our many walks to school in Fredericton, N.B. Carter and Donnie and Ronnie Leek, Stanley Howe and Phillip Howe would get together with my two brothers, Donald and Phillip Booker and myself, Jim Booker to play a game of Baseball in the field adjacent to our house.
I am very sad that life took us apart and that I was not able to contact Carter in the last few years. I have many good memories of our times together. Carter was a dear friend. He always wore a smile and was always happy-go-lucky. That was just his way.
I will always remember him and I will cherish the memories we made together. A truer friend there never was.
My sincere condolences go to his family as he will be forever missed by anyone who knew him.
Rest in Peace Carter as I am sure God has taken you home.

Jim Booker.

I was very sorry to hear of Carter's passing in Fredericton. I am sure he will be greatly missed by his loved ones.

Carter was one of my first friends when we started school together. I lived on St Mary's St. and Carter would come by my house, usually with Sheldon Geldart picked up on the way, and we would all walk to and from school together every day.

We loved to push each other into the snowbanks so that by the time we got to school we were soaking wet but happy. Carter was always very good natured and fun and although I lost track of him as life took us in different directions, he was part of my happy boyhood days.

Vince Nealis