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Books To Honor Memory Of Tate Freshman
May 4, 2011
Students at Pensacola State College’s Collegiate High School collected over 600 books to honor a 15-year old Tate High student who passed away suddenly in March.
The PSC students collected the books in honor of Gabriel Carter. The books will be donated to Delaine Wright, a sixth grade reading teacher at Bellview Middle School. Wright was Carter’s middle school reading teacher. A memorial honoring Carter will be placed in her classroom.
Carter, a freshman, collapsed in a Tate High classroom in late March and died.
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