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Century Proclamation Honors The Life Of Late Rev. Willie Carter
October 31, 2012
The Town of Century has issued a proclamation honoring the life of retired educator Rev. Willie H. Carter who passed away October 7.
The proclamation honored Carter’s service in the community, service to the Century Chamber of Commerce and for “his tireless work for the betterment of the qualify of life of the young people in our community”.
Read the entire proclamation by clicking here.
To read more about Carter’s life, click here for an earlier story.
Pictured top: Rev. Willie Carter (right) prays with Mayor Freddie McCall during a community even in Century. NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Century Proclamation Honors The Life Of Late Rev. Willie Carter”
As a graduate of the class of 63 from CHS, Rev. Carter was one of my favorite teachers. I always looked forward to seeing him when I come home. He lived on the same street as my family. I miss him. He was an example of true humanity.
Mr. Carter, was a much needed smiling face when I went to work at Carver Middle School 45 years ago when I needed a co-worker who cared about people to show me the ropes of loving and leading people to a better way of life. He and his wife taught me so much about the people of Century. They were both a master at making people believe they were somebody and that God loved them, always has, and always will. He will be missed. Thank you Mr. McCall for the recognition that you have given him. It was well deserved.
How nice. We need more people like Rev. Carter in all our communities.
A WONDERFUL THING TO DO IN THE HONOR OF PASTOR CARTER. WELL DESERVED. REST IN PEACE PASTOR, YOU ARE GREATLY MISSED.
THANK YOU MAYOR MCCALL AND THE TOWN OF CENTURY AND ALL SURROUNDING AREAS.
Rev. Carter was a US Army Veteran and a strong member of the community not only in Century but throughout Northwest Florida . . . . he was a great example of a man and will be surely missed!