He is survived by his wife, Annette Oakley Tarte; his daughters, Frances Tarte Holland and Jean Tarte Peacock (Jeff Peacock); and grandchilden, Blake and Anna Holland, Grace, Lucy and Leah Peacock; and a brother, Rondel Tarte.
He was the former owner of W.J. Tarte Motors in Lake City, SC.
The family would like to thank Dr. M. Steve Fowler, Dr. Barry R. Davis of Greenville, SC, Dr. Lane Wilner and his staff, McLeod Hospice volunteers and staff, especially his beloved hospice nurse, Renee Williamson.
The family suggest memorial contributions be made to McLeod Hospice and The Church of Sandhurst.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Jeana Burnette
January 14, 2012
Praying for God's comfort and healing for your whole family.
January 13, 2012
Although I did not know "W. J." personally (but did know of him, in that a second cousin, Richard Nettles, turned his Pontiac-GMC Truck franchise over to him), I thought of him as a very personable fellow. My condolences are with the family.
Howard Jones
Aiken, SC
January 13, 2012
I am thinking of you all and remembering you in my prayers at this sad time.With Love,Joyce Stephens
Jeanie Ward
January 13, 2012
My love, prayers and thoughts are with you all. Jeanie Ward
Susan & Randy Hardy
January 13, 2012
Frances and Jean, our prayers are with you now. Your daddy and my daddy shared some times! We will miss them both. As Mrs. Annette knows, there was something about those Olanta boys. Enjoy the sweet memories.
Alice Johnson
January 13, 2012
Rest in peace Uncle Joel. Aunt Annette, I wish I could make it back for the service this weekend. Please know I am thinking about you. Love to you all.
Virginia Ann Ward
January 13, 2012
My prayers to the Tarte family,dear friends for many years.
Claire (Watts) Gaskins
January 13, 2012
I am thinking of all of you.
PHILLIP CALCUTT
January 13, 2012
I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY THAT I THOUGHT A LOT OF MR. JOEL AND IAM TRULEY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. ONE MEMORY I HAVE IS WATCHING MR JOEL PLAY CARDS AT PETER BO"S. MR JOEL SHOWED ME A FEW THINGS ABOUT CARD PLAYING, BUT THE ONE LESSON HE TAUGHT ME WAS, DONT PLAY FOR MONEY, JUST PLAY FOR FUN BECAUSE ITS CHEAPER.
IAM TRUELY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS BUT GOD HAS A MUCH BETTER PLAN.
SINCERELY
PHILLIP S. CALCUTT
621-0744
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