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Additional CARTER Surnames in HOWELL MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery
CARTER, Frances IreneCARTER, Cleve, Jr. VETERAN WWIICARTER, Cleve, Jr.CARTER, Verlan RodneyCARTER, Elda FernCARTER, Sara ElizabethCARTER, Cleve, Sr.CARTER, Ailene O.CARTER, Michael DonCARTER, Billy V.CARTER, Cyrus RodneyCARTER, Billie GeanPARROTT CARTER, Billie GeanCARTER, Rosalee Additional CARTER Surnames in HOWELL County
CARTER, Alma JeanCARTER, Amelia EmmaCARTER, Betty LouCARTER, ClydeCARTER, Edwin Blan VETERAN WWIICARTER, Eunice MCARTER, Frank VETERAN WWICARTER, Harrison McCallonCARTER, Infant DaughterCARTER, Infant SonCARTER, John Ernest VETERAN WWICARTER, Martha ElizabethCARTER, MildredCARTER, Mollie PatriciaCARTER, NileCARTER, Norma JeanCARTER, Ronnie Francis VETERAN VIETNAMCARTER, Robert Sparks
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Submitted: 11/17/21 • Approved: 11/17/21 • Last Updated: 11/20/21 • R828514-G828514-S3
Cyrus
Mar 8, 1937
Jun 9, 2019
Billie
Jan 3, 1937
Sep 4, 2020
Cyrus Rodney Carter Sr. was born March 8, 1937, to Verlan Rodney and Elda Fern Carter. Cyrus departed this life on June 9, 2019, at the age of 82 years.
Cyrus was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Alget Carter of Houston, Texas, and a son Cecil Carter of Mtn. View, Mo.
Cyrus is survived by his wife, Billie Gean Carter of the home, three daughters, a son, and a foster son, Samantha (Cindy) McLean and husband Everett (John) McLean of Pomona, Cyrus Rodney Carter, Jr. and wife Jo Ann Carter of Pomona, Blieuanda Foster and husband Jim Foster of West Plains, Mo., Dolly King and husband Jake King of Mtn. Home, Ark., and John Campbell and wife Ivy Campbell of Bishop Ga. Cyrus is also survived by a sister, Millie Robins of West Plains, Mo., 12 grandkids, 19 great-grandkids, and four great-great-grandkids and a host of nieces and nephews.
Cyrus met and eventually married Billie Gean Parrott of Mtn. View, Mo. on March 8, 1957, and they recently celebrated 62 years of marriage.
Cyrus resided in Pomona/Hutton Valley area most of his life where he enjoyed working on his farm. Cyrus also enjoyed his tractors, traveling and junking with Billie and big Sunday family dinners.
Cyrus was a very loyal employee at Meeks Lumber Company in West Plains for approximately 30 years.
In his last selfless act, Cyrus donated his body for medical research.
Memorial Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 15, at Lost Camp Baptist Church, Rodger Adkinson officiating.
[westplainsdailyquill.net]
Billie Gean Carter, Age 83, passed away peacefully on Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, in her home surrounded by family. She was born Jan. 3, 1937, in Thomasville, Mo., to Jesse and Helen Parrott.
Billie was married to Cyrus Rodney Carter Sr. on March 8, 1957, also Cyrus' birthday, at Lost Camp Baptist Church. To this union five children were born: Samantha Lea McClean, Cyrus Rodney Carter Jr., Blieuanda Gean Foster, Dolly Lowetta King and Cecil Randolph Carter.
Billie is preceded in death by her parents Jesse and Helen Parrott, husband Cyrus Carter Sr., and son Cecil Carter.
Billie is survived by daughter, Samantha Lea (Cindy) McLean and husband Everett (John) of Pomona, Mo., son Cyrus Rodney Carter Jr. and wife Jo Ann of Pomona, Mo., daughter Dolly Loweta King and husband, Jake of Mtn. Home, Ark., and son, John Campbell and wife Ivy of Bishop, Ga.; 13 grandkids and a whole passel of great-grandkids.
Billie was an avid quilter and jigsaw puzzle solver. There was always a puzzle working on the dining room table. Dining room at Billie's did not mean "eating" it mean "Jigsaw puzzling." That was not to say that there wasn't a lot of eating going on there, she thoroughly loved the family gathering at her house to eat and tried keeping every ones' favorite things.
Billie was a true lover of nature. She could find beauty in every little piece of it from rocks to flowers, trees, plants and all form of animal life.
Billie was truly enjoying attending church on Sundays and going to lunch after church. Billie will be dearly missed by family and friends but those who were close to her knows that she is with Cyrus once again and just like Alan Jackson's song says, "They are strolling across heaven together." [westplainsdailyquill.net]
Contributed on 11/17/21 by mjrwag
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