Elizabeth Carter Thornton

To Rita & Family:

We are truly sorry for your lost. You all are in our prayers and you have our deepest sympathy. And Rita we are praying that God gives you and your family the strength to get through this. If you need us give us a call.
Much love and prayers.

Don and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dear Family,
I will always remember your mother's sweet little voice and kind words. I wish I had known her more, but feel I know her goodness and sweetness better as expressed through all of you and your lives. My prayers are with you and I am here for whatever you need, loving you and sharing your loss. Jazzie, thank you for sharing that precious poem and I know your words were so appreciated. Rita, I pray for your strength and encouragement during this difficult time. God bless and...

To the family
Mother Thornton, will be forever missed by her second family here at Little Flock, I will for ever remember her loving smile and kind words. May God forever keep you all in his loving arms.

Rita and Family...Way back to the days of Grant School .. 1960.. I met you and we shared all of our school days..Your Mom was always there for you and to make sure that all of us were staying on track..She was like a Second Mom to Many, a Loyal Supporter and a Great Shoulder to lean on with an understanding Ear.. as we grew to adulthood, she was still there for us and as my Parents and Nana Passed she still had words of encouragement for me.. Rita, your Mom was an important part of Your Life...

To the Family: I send you my prayers and I hope during this time you find the strength from our heavenly father to keep the faith and trust in him to know she is at a better place,Home sweet Home. Love you all.

Mrs. "C" was always there for the neighborhood children. She was my den mother and my sister's brownie leader. If you needed a hug, a smile, a stearn look, she was there. I loved her alot. My prayers go out to Don and his sisters at this time of sorrow.

I met "Ms Carter" when my brother, Charles and her son, Don played Babe Ruth baseball. Throughtout the years whenever I saw her she always made me feel special. A person like her will truly be missed.
Cassandra (Alexander) Vigil

I have known Mrs. Carter-Thornton, all my life. She was a loving mother, friend and confidante. As we were growing, she helped my mother, bothers, sister and myself in more ways than one. She will surely be missed by all.