Hal "Punk" Carter was born on May 17th, 1933 to Dovie Campbell Carter and Eib Carter in French Camp, Mississippi. He was the second child of seven children.
Hal accepted Christ at an early age at Mount Omah Baptist church in Wynne, AR and served as an usher in the church.
He married Eulene Ingram in 1952.
Hal was a well-known auto mechanic in the city of Wynne. He was loved and well respected by many. He worked on many automobiles, often free of charge. He provided for many in the community. Every year he would plant corn, watermelon and peas and would give them to the people of the community. Hal was a man of integrity.
Hal "Punk" Carter departed this life and entered into his heavenly home on February 24th, 2024, at 1:20am, at St. Bernard's Hospital surrounded by family. He was preceded in death by his father Eib Carter and mother Dovie Campbell Carter. One Grandson, Ian Roaf, two sisters, Annie Ruth Lighting and Bobbie Jane Sharks, and one brother Victor Sam Carter.
He leaves to cherish his memories, Herves Carter (Atoka, TN), daughter in-law Annette Carter (Wynne, AR), Sandra Ann Futrell (Marion, AR), Gloria Carter, Lesha (Silas) Roaf and Dedtra Carter (Little Rock, AR), Lynda Carte (Laurel, MD), Debra (Aaron) Forest (The Woodlands, TX), Rocky Robinson (Elgin, IL), loving sisters Vivian Carter Purnell and Evelyn Carter (Wynne, AR), Emma Lou (Charles) King (Southbend, IN) and a brother Neva Lawrence Carter (Las Vegas NV).
He also leaves to cherish 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, a special niece, Denise Purnell Walker (Rayfield), many nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives, and special friends, Charles Aldridge and Arlene Gary.
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