Hampton, Virginia
HAMPTON - William “Billy” Duncan Carter, 46, died Monday, July 7, 2003, after a long illness. A lifelong resident of the Peninsula he was a machinist working at various machine shops in the area. He was also a former member of the Woodmen of the World Camp No. 49. Bill is survived by his son,...
Read MoreSorry for your loss! I know he is in a better place. I have fond memories of Billy on Winchester Dr. along with the whole family. Our prayers are with you.
linda fisher-morris
July 10, 2003 | Iron Gate, VA
We wanted to let you know that our prayers are with you all at this time. This is difficult right now, but God will heal the hurt in time. I didn't have the privilege of knowing Billy but have known his son Matt for some years now and we all love him dearly. I know Billy must have been very proud to have such a fine young man. Keep looking above to our Heavenly Father and know that He is always there for you--especially in times like this.
Gene, Diane, Matt, Danette Lancour
July 10, 2003 | Yorktown, VA
my ,sympathy to the family,i morn with you,i will cherish the fond memories i have of bill
jim ilish
July 10, 2003 | Hampton, VA
I am Rodney Grainger and Ann Prevettes son and I just wanted to send my sympathy to the family. Billy was always good to us.
Jeramy Grainger
July 09, 2003 | Newport News, VA
In remembrance of Billy
Some people touch our life for a moment and then they disappear the next.The love they leave behind is the stuff memories are made of.The memory of a Carter will never fade.
Miranda Davidson
July 09, 2003 | Williamsburg, VA
In fond remembrace of Billy
Some people touch our life for a moment
Then they disappear the next
The love that they leave behind is the stuff memories are made of.
The memory of a Carter will never fade.
Miranda Davidson
July 09, 2003 | Williamsburg, VA
