Jeptha Lee Carter

Met you Grandfather Willie Carter when he visited my Grandmother Julia Carter Williamson in the 1950s. Their father (Jeptha Carter) gravesite is in Cross Plains, Tx. That´s why I knew he was family. The name and knowing the Silver City, NM connection of my Great Uncle Willie Carter. Rest in peace Dr. Jep Carter Dr . James David Williamson

Known jeptha since grade school,saw him when I lived with my grandma at smith store,he was funny, smart,I was Shelby calton then, praying for Dwight and family,angels watching over him now,hes with his mom dad, having fun

I graduated with Jeptha in 1967. I was a new Freshman moving from another district. Joe was always kind and thoughtful to me being from another school. When you are 13 and in unfamiliar places you need those friends who don´t tease or make fun of you. We remained friends throughout high school and always caught up with each other whenever we ran into each other I pray all of you to have peace and comfort at this time and in the weeks to come. So sorry for your loss. I am grateful for Jep...

I worked with Jeptha several years.. he sure loved eating those wuthers butterscotch candies...he got choked on them about every day but he kept on enjoying them

Judy, tell Jep I love him

Jeptha and I grew up together. We had a lot of good memories. My condolences for the family. Janey Johnson Elkins

We are sorry for your loss. Jeptha was a great high school friend. Shorty has a lot of great memories of some great times with Jep. He served our country well.

Jep was a good friend and a war hero.Godspeed.

I knew Jeptha all my life he was like a brother when he returned from the war we road many miles together shared a lot of memory never talked about the war worked together on several construction job from the tri city all the way to Wyoming his mother love me like a son. He will always be my Hero, friend and brother. love you and will miss you.