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Christine Hannafin
January 28, 2025
Lee and Dot were such quality people. Loving and well spoken, welcoming others. . They loved their family deeply. Lee's mission as an artist, later in his life, was to portray scenes from the Underground Railroad. My family lived at Bala Farm, and Lee came there several times to paint. I am blessed to have known them both.
Christine Hannafin
January 28, 2024
Lee was a gentleman, with deep love for his family. He had a special mission, to preserve the history of the Underground Railroad. I was privileged to meet him, via his mission, as he painted several scenes at Bala Farm, in West Chester, PA. I liked Lee and Dot so much... quality people! It was an honor to know them both. Comfort to their family... they always will live on in our hearts. I live in Florida now, and others bought Bala Farm, and enjoy it.
Christine Hannafin
January 28, 2020
Lee was a gentle, sweet man, who loved his wife and his family. He dedicated many years, painting scenes from the Underground Railroad. That is how we became dear friends, when he had an exhibit, and I told him about Bala Farm, a home we owned for 27 years. Lee painted a snow screen outdoors there, with our footprints in the snow. He also painted the stone library, outside, and another inside - showing the stairs. Very symbolic, brown stairs, with white paint on the risers. He was like a precious father figure to me. We shared reverence for the history of the Underground Railroad, and values. I loved Dorothy too! Such a good and fun woman, with great values as well. Their friendship is precious to me.
Stanley Bryant
February 8, 2011
To the Carter family, A great man has left us, and I will cherish the time I had to get to know him. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Deloris Green Starling
February 7, 2011
To the Carter Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Tonya Fields-Mayes
February 7, 2011
To the Carter Family:
May God be with you during this difficult time. I know that Mr. Carter was a wonderful man and he dearly loved his family. When I saw his paintings for the first time, I was amazed at how talented he was! Now I understand why Yvette is so creative and such a great writer! I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.
February 7, 2011
Gary and Ethel,
May God the healer of our souls lift you up now in mourning your wonderful father. Michele and Paul Curtis
Chris Hannafin
February 7, 2011
Dear Dot, Lee's precious family, and to those Lee loved, and loved him back,
Lee was a very fine and gentle man, of principle and good character.
He had many missions to provide good in this world.
The legacy of his art, tenderly decipting scenes of slavery and the Underground Railroad is a gift that has deeply touched me, and many others, and will continue to do so for many generations.
I am privileged to have known Lee, and his beloved Dot, and some of his dear family.
My love and deep sympathy,
February 6, 2011
To the Carter Family,
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you all! We feel blessed and honored by the impact that, not only "Dad", but you ALL have had on our lives, our heritage, and our culture. There were many strong lessons that were learned through art, lectures, pies, fish, and clean fun. Peace be with you all.
Love,
Bill and Marie Wilson
Frena Parrilla
February 6, 2011
To Mom Carter, My good friend Jackie, and family.....I remember the day I met your mom and dad, Jackie. It was at the "Road to Freedom" Underground Railroad grand opening display.....I was honored to attend and to see such great art. Oh how amazed I was. As I am writing this I have the signed autograph card from your dad that I asked him to sign for me that says, "To Frena Parrilla The best of luck. Artist Lee Carter The Underground R.R. (I kept that card from all those years ago) He will be greatly missed. All I can say is "What a Great Man!" How do I know: I listened to how his daughter (Jackie) spoke of him.....
Delores Harris
February 5, 2011
Ms. Dot, Jackie & Family,
While growing up in Hayti, I have many fond memories "hanging out" at your house. You were like my second family! I will always remember Mr. Lee as a caring man with a quiet strength. He was definitely a role model for those who knew him. I will always remember him as a great person.
Tyrone & Kathleen Shepeard
February 5, 2011
Jesus is Lord,
To the Carter family, we are so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband, father,brother, and grandfather. We know that our God makes no mistakes, and Mr Carter is resting in Jesus now. We pray your strength in the Lord. Know that God is right there with you and HE will carry you through. God Bless you all Elder Tyrone & Kathleen Shepeard
Tyrone & Kathleen Shepeard
February 5, 2011
To the Carter family, So sorry to hear of the passing of your husband, father, brother ,and grandfather. We know that our God makes no mistakes, and that Mr. Carter in resting in Jesus now. We pray your strength in the Lord and know that God loves you and is right there with you. God Bless you all Elder Tyrone and Kathleen Shepeard of Peoples Baptist Church Full Gospel Ministries
Suzanne Robertson Turpin
February 5, 2011
John,
I remeber visiting your Dad at Morgantown Flea and Antique Market, He would always let me know where you were and how you were doing. I've thought of you often thru the forty some years since High School, especially when I'd see Yo Yo and his Cello. Please know your Dad is "home" and your families' memories will give you comfort and peace.
Suzanne Robertson Turpin
February 5, 2011
Praise God, tell everyone he beat us into glory,but we will see him when we get there!
My brother, Robert(Bobby)I. king met him on February 2,2011
God Bless, Bishop Roger J.and
Doctor Dona L.Woodard Sr.
Clifford Williams
February 4, 2011
Praises be to God. For HE has done marvelous things. Mr. Carter was more than words could express. He was an icon of the black community of Coatesville, namely Hayti. Always with a smile when you saw him, and a very soft spoken greeting when you were near him. We kids loved him and Ms. Dot, as we grew up in Hayti. God has taken a man we all loved. Rest on Mr. Carter, rest on.
Jesse & Mary Larkin
February 4, 2011
John and family, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. We are praying for you all.
February 3, 2011
Gary and Ethel,
Carl and I are very sorry to hear of your father's death. 'See, the home of God is among mortals.He will dwell with them;they will be his peoples,and God himself will be with them;he will wipe every tear from their eyes.Death will be no more;mourning and crying and pain will be no more,for the first things have passed away.'
Carl and I will remember you, Ethel and your father in prayer.
Rev. Dr. Carl and Mary Lou Burton
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