John Henry "Jack" Carpenter

Dear Amy, Ginny, John, and families,
My heartfelt condolences to you all.
Your dad was a special man - and my all-time favorite teacher. Mr. Carpenter made fifth grade at Bay Road School a fabulous year of learning and fun.
Years later, I had the privilege of working for Jack at State Road School (when John was there). Jack was a very supportive principal and, again, created a wonderful working/learning atmosphere. He was a dear person.
Jack frequently talked about his family; he loved you all dearly!
I am so sorry for your loss.

To the Carpenter Family,

Your Dad was one wonderful man. I have always had fond memories of him and the years that I attended State Road School. May he rest in peace!

I first knew Jack through his daughter, Ginny, She played soccer for me at Schroeder HS. As soccer parents both he and his wife were loyal , supportive parents. It wasn't until later that I learned that Jack was an administrator in the Webster School District. We worked together on a number of projects all focused on his love of his students. His reputation was that of a caring, loving and loyal man. He will be missed.

Jack was my first principal. He was an awesome leader. Many fond memories. May he rest in peace.

Jack was my 5th grade teacher at Bay Rd and a good one. We've remained friends through all these years and have had several wonderful conversations . My heartfelt condolences to your entire family. He was one of Webster's best.

Will always have fond memories of your Dad and the whole family, camping, and Myrtle Beach! Love to all of you!

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. I have so many fond memories of the wonderful State Road days. Your dad was a special educator. I would see him often and he always had a smile and a story to tell. I am away so will not be able to express my condolences. Treasure all the memories and remember how proud your dad was of all of you.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Jack was a great principal at State Rd. where my kids went. Saw him at the Atlantic not long ago always with his ever present smile and friendly greeting.

my condolences to the family. I was one of 'Mr. Carpenter's kids.....