Allen Carter

I love you so much . I didn´t know so this is fresh . I just listened to a voicemail you left me on June 8th. I will never forget you. I won´t forget the first time we hung out and I said something about a slight republican vote and you walked out the restaurant . Over the years we got so close . My heart is broken and I will never ever forget you. Thanks for my bottle of Talero. Your dreams were big. In the prime of your life. I am crushed it´s hard to understand. You were a star. I love...

Sending prayers and condolences to the Carter Family! Prayering for God´s peace as you reflect on Allen´s memory during this painful time. Love and hugs!

I will forever remember the welcoming spirit of Bin when seeing him at Church. I always felt he was happy to see me. He had a wonderful presence. It seems he grew up so fast. When he returned from Howard, he was so confident in our presence. While it´s hard to believe such a life can be extinguished so quickly, I know that God has a Master Plan. So, live on in spirit, Bin, and rest in peace. Mac Hunter

condolences to all of the Carters from the Binford extended family. Ben was so a loyal and good friend to us and a mentor to my children. Rest in peace. Henry C Binford and family

I became acquainted with Bin more than two decades ago after he was introduced to me as a Beta brother. We got to know each other well and met up at different events. I knew him as an astute businessman and a congenial individual. I´ll miss his smiling greetings. Farewell dear Brother, Transcendent are thou; thy spirit shall dwell with us now....

I only knew Ben for a short time, but, in that time, a tremendous impact was made. I grew and learned so much about myself thanks to him. Ben, I could NEVER forget you. Thank you for being my friend and being the person you were. It was truly an honor and a gift to know you. Rest well, my friend.

I could always count on Ben to send a message when my beloved Eagles would lose a game. I, in turn, would do the same when the Falcons lost. This all started when his team lost a game and I called to say, without even a hello, "Did the Falcons play today??" in a Steve Urkel kind of voice. It became a running joke for us. Homecomings will not be the same without you, Ben. To the Carter family and all who loved Ben, I am keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. Rest well, my Bison Brother.

My deepest condolences to Dr. Allen Carter and the entire family for your loss. Godspeed to you all. Tonya Scott DAS