LUTHER CARTER

Luther Carter interviewed me (and quoted me) for his book on "Nuclear Imperatives and Public Trust." I had been at the point of conflict between the Federal effort to find safe sites for disposal of nuclear wastes and the public and political officials who greatly feared the prospect. In gratitude for the time I gave him, Luther invited me and my family up to his cabin retreat and we went canoeing on the nearby river. Luther brought his dog, which had, I seem to recall, an amusing name,...

Luther, my beloved uncle, was , with out a doubt, “One of a Kind!” He will be remembered by many as being an exceptional man of astonishing energy , creativity, intellectual curiosity, sharp wit, and passionate lover of nature, adventure, and life. With a deep sense of gratitude , he will live in many of my most cherished memories forever and a day.