• Robert B. Carter

    11 Oct 2018
Name: Robert B. Carter
Location: Mount Ida, AR
D.O.B.: 10/11/1930
D.O.D.: 10/11/2018

  • Robert B. Carter II, 88, of Mount Ida, AR passed away Thursday, October 11, 2018 in Hot Springs, AR. Robert was born on October 11, 1930 in Sulpher Springs AR, to Robert B. Sr and Fannie (Hughes) Carter. He is preceded in death by both of his parents and brother Floyd Carter and sisters Opal Warren and Faye Gladden.

    Robert is survived by his wife Connie Carter of 36 years, sons, Randy (Marilyn) Carter Terry Carter, Bruce Carter, Steven (Paula) Carter, step-son Jimmie (Jill) Burton and step-daughters Bonnie (Dennis) Bostic and Margaret (Charles) Hoskyn, 15 grandkids and great-grandkids, as well as one sister Cloeta Singleton.

    A memorial services will be Saturday, November 3, 2018 at 2 pm at Pencil Bluff Baptist Church in Pencil Bluff, AR. Services under the direction of Thornton Funeral Home in Mount Ida, AR. Guest register at www.thorntonfh.com.

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  • 7 comments

    Kim Crees

    13 Oct 2018

    So sorry for your loss.

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    Doyle and Lisa Davis

    13 Oct 2018

    Prayers for the family.

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    Dorothy Kettle

    20 Oct 2018

    So sorry you are having to go through this sad time. Praying that God's grace and comfort surrounds you during this difficult time.

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    Sandra Hartley

    21 Oct 2018

    I'm so sorry to hear about R.B. We sure did care for him. What a wonderful person he was. Thinking of you all. The Hartley Family

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    Teresa Lynn Fryar

    21 Oct 2018

    When I hear the name R.B. Carter my mind quickly shifts back in time to a small house on Allen Creek where R.B. lived. There was always a passel of love and lively conversations. He had four sons living at home all of which were bringing friends in and out of the house and it seemed in R.B.'s eyes they were all supposed to be there. He never seemed to have a bad day and made sure we all had what we needed most, especially attention. A good man who bought a bible for those returning from Church camp and he signed and dated each one. I still have mine and cherish the memories from a home in the country where you always ate at the dinner table, respected one another and told the truth. I love Pop Carter and always will.

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    Mary Beth Lysobey

    25 Oct 2018

    I am so sorry to hear of the death of your beloved husband, R.B. I know how he was looking forward to attending his 70th high school reunion at the Old Norman High School, where he graduated in 1948. We at NHPP, Inc. pray that you will feel God's presence in a special way and be given peace to comfort you as you learn to live without your helpmate and best friend.

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    Kim Crees

    2 Nov 2018

    So sorry for you loss.

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