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David Eugene Carter Sr.
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Big Dave 71, Topeka, born October 15th, 1952 The son of June Walton. He attended Topeka High School.
He was a man of many jokes with a loving personality.
David made sure he spoke his mind and made sure to keep everyone else smiling and laughing while doing it.
His voice itself brought true happiness and joy that could be loved by many. It was a true fact you would never forget who David truly was because he sure would tell you if you tried.
His laugh, smile and the joy he brought will truly be missed and shall live on through his surviving family.
David married Marla Edwards she survives. Following his children David, Michael, Jay and Tiffany Carter. Surviving brother Garnett Williams And many loving nieces, nephews and cousins.
David will be welcomed In through the gates of Heaven his by his brothers and sister
Harold Pap Jackson, Ianthia Pam Emanuel,
Benny Margo Stringfield, George Walton and
James Les Williams.
David your spirit lives on unit next time
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