Frank E. Carter

1937 - 2019

Frank E. Carter obituary, 1937-2019

Frank E. Carter

1937 - 2019

BORN

1937

DIED

2019

Frank Carter Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on May 21, 2019.
Frank E. Carter, 81, passed away on May 19, 2019 at his home in Wilton Manors, Florida.

He is survived by his life partner of 51 years, Chuck Poole, his sister-in-law, Sue Cox Carter, his niece Carolyn Carter Bunn and her husband Hal.
He was predeceased by his mother, Gladys Carter Davis, his father Allen Edward Carter,III, his step-father Ernest Jasper Davis, his brother Ed Carter, and his sister Rose Carter Pleasant.

Frank graduated from Hugh Morrison High School in the class of 1955. He received a Business Degree from Kings College, both in Raleigh, North Carolina. He started his career in sales employed by the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. He then was hired on at Air Jamaica where he held several positions, including Sales Representative, Sales Manager, Manager of the Reservation Center in Valley Forge, PA, and finally Director of Sales NA. Frank often said that working for a foreign country and their airline was the highlight of his career. He retired from Air Jamaica after 27 years.

Frank and Chuck enjoyed their friends, their dogs, skiing, boating, and traveling the country and the world. He was loved by his family and many friends in Raleigh, Philadelphia, Jamaica, and the Ft Lauderdale area.

Frank chose to be cremated. Arrangements will be handled by The Neptune Society and Kalis-McIntee Funeral and Cremation Center in Wilton Manors.
His remains will be buried next to his mother in Raleigh. There will be a Celebration of his life at his home in Wilton Manors on Saturday, June 22, 2019.

Anyone wishing to make a donation in his name may do so through Cocker Rescue of Ft Lauderdale PO Box 11284, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33339 or The Michael J Fox Foundation For Parkinson's Research.

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Sandy Mellon

April 7, 2020

I met Frank Carter in 1964 when he was a sales representative for Seaboard
Coastline Railroad and I worked as sales agent for Pan American in Penn Center Bldg. in Philadelphia. What a gentleman he was with his great North Carolina charm and his Hollywood smile. We became friends for next 60 years. He was special as he always had grace, wit, and wisdom. He was committed especially to the care and welfare of dogs with the Human Society. He had a BIG heart... God bless!

Bernard Payne

September 12, 2019

Frank Carter is absolutely positively one of my heroes. I had the great fortune of being hired by him 40 years ago as a reservations agent for Air Jamaica. He was a kind, generous and thoughtful man. Frank inspired me to look beyond the perceived boundaries for a twenty-something African-American male at the time. I will always be grateful for his presence in my life. May you Rest In Peace.

Aaron Israel

July 28, 2019

I met Frank when I was the DSS of Air Jamaica Vacations a kind man RIP

Sara Chrisanthon

July 27, 2019

My dear friend & boss. You hired me July 5,1975 to be part of your Air Jamaica family. I am forever grateful to you Frank. I enjoyed over 21 years at little JM & learned so much that I still use today. Frank, Air Jamaica existed because of you! Really & truly! Forever in my thoughts & prayers.
Love,
Sara

wonderful memories

Ron Halpin

June 2, 2019

I met Frank and Chuck several years ago at CPK where we were regular customers. Through the years they met my husband and we became a Friday evening dinner foursome. I have so many fond memories. Frank was such a sweet, kind man. The last year was difficult for him but he always kept his smile and dignity. We will miss him. Fridays will never be the same. Love and condolences to Chuck

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