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Gail Jones
August 30, 2009
Dear Eleanor,
Joyce and Catharine e-mailed me and I was so sorry to hear about Martin and your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May wonderful memories make this time easier for you in the days ahead.
Take care and God bless.
Gail
August 19, 2009
Our Deepest Sympathy on the passing of Martin. We have such fond memories of Martin.
Members of the Tidewater Turners of VA.
August 19, 2009
Eleanor, we are so sorry to hear about Martin's passing. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Fondly, Connie and Larry Shiera
August 18, 2009
As fine a gentleman as I have ever met! Meeting you made my life richer.Dale
Tom Meade
August 17, 2009
Dear Eleanor,
Suzanne and I were out of town and I just heard about Martin's death. We are so sorry.Martin has been such a great supporter of the Tidewater Turners and taught us so much.I am privileged to own some of his masterpieces that he has made for Suzanne and me over the years- a beautiful mahogany corner cupboard that he made from a photo my wife pulled out of a magazine,a walnut chest of drawers, a mahogany chest of drawers,and a walnut sideboard.Each of these were exquisitely done and are museum quality.My most memorable item however is a mahogany "Colonial field bed" that he helped me make for my son-Really, I only finished it with his generous help and time. Beside me,there were 6 or 7 others that took the course. A 4 wk. course turned out to be more like a 4 mo. course and we had so much fun,I was sorry to see the bed completed.His technical skill and generous teaching,leaves a legacy that will not be duplicated. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to learn from him and only regret that I did not have more time to spend with him.
Tom Meade
Julie Pace
August 15, 2009
Dear Eleanor: I am so very sorry to hear of your tremendous loss. I am so happy that I got to meet Martin, and sorry that we never were able to get together again. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Charlottesville is still the same, come visit when you can. Keep in touch. Julie
Busch stadium, St. Louis. 1984
Don Kaiser
August 14, 2009
Again...my thoughts are with you on this difficult day. I really wish I could have flown in, but my dad is not up to travel and I know he would have wanted to come. He was always asking me about how Martin as doing and this news was especially sad for him. I had some photos I wanted to upload from Martin & Eleanor's trip to see us in St. Louis in 1984. I guess I'll just choose one for here. Martin is on the top step of the dugout at the old Busch Stadium. His stance looks just like Tony LaRussa's!
We all have such fond memories of him.
August 13, 2009
Marty&Deborah, Your,Dad,was one of the good guys.Years after you all lived on the,Eastern Shore,my brother,Clark&I never passed thru,Suffork,without checking on the,Martin Carter family.We always asked about the two of you & your,Mom.I remember my visit with you all from military school 1970.Your,Dad will be missed I'm sure and I regret not being in touch these last 15 years.Thinking of you. Mark Williams Onley,Va.
Linda Frilles
August 13, 2009
Marty, Gwen, and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your dad's passing. I have already moved, so I will not be able to be there. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Don Kaiser
August 13, 2009
Our thoughts and prayers are with you from afar, here in St. Louis.
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