Dr. Ollie Stephen Steve Carter, a resident of West Monroe,passed away at 9:00 AM, on Sunday, January 17, 2016 , at the age of 72 years.Born in West Monroe, Steve is a graduate of WMHS, Class of 61.He earned a BS in Zoology from LSU, and in 1969, received his MS inParasitology at NLU. HeContinue Reading
Rev. Charles Martindale
left a message on January 20, 2016:
I was sorry to learn of the death of Steve.May God comfort your family today and in the days ahead. You all are on my prayer list.
Ann Rinehart Ford
left a message on January 20, 2016:
I loved and admired Steve since First Grade ! Prayers to Betty, Dianne and Judy. Marilyn, loved your story!
Donna Carlisle
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve was always such a dear friend to me. He blessed us in March when we went to see him when in town for our 50th class reunion. We got to take him to lunch and he was so sweet and appreciative. Steve will be greatly missed. Betty, our prayers are with you and the family.
Donna Carlisle
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve was always such a dear friend to me. He blessed us in March when we went to see him when in town for our 50th class reunion. We got to take him to lunch and he was so sweet and appreciative. Steve will be greatly missed. Betty, our prayers are with you and the family.
Marilynn Jefferson
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve, my forever friend. He was born three months after I was. We were next door neighbors as our fathers were before us. We often cast the same shadow. On hot days we played in the cook creek; on cooler days we cut trails through the tall weeds of the pasture. We carved our initials in the old bay tree at the top of Bunker Hill. We planted any flowers we could get our hands on in the yard of anyone who would let us. We formed the Xta-Xta Club, our own secret society. He renamed the two of us “Stephanonius Begonious” and “Meril, Lynch, Pearce, Finner, and Bean”, and he called me Meril the rest of his life. He thought we should be equals to my aunt, and talked Courty into adopting him as a nephew, signed papers and all. We co-wrote our class play. I learned to cook by feeding him all my failures – Steve would eat anything.I have hated this illness that gradually took him from us. In our last conversation he assured me that he was ready to see our Lord Jesus face to face. He promised to be waiting for me. I will always love you, Steve, my friend.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Ginger Coreil
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve was an icon in our medical school class of 1994. He was loved by all and was a wonderful , compassionate person ...His life was fully lived and may he now rest in peace ...Ginger Burnside Coreil, MDKemp Coreil , MD
Jack Killian
left a message on January 19, 2016:
I had the pleasure of knowing Steve, as he liked to called ;-). Back in the late 1980s & early 1990s we used to work out at Goudeaus Gym in Monroe. As a young man, he gave me much needed friendly advice & guidance. I am sad to hear of his passing, he was a very nice and unique person. Thoughts and prayers to the family of Steve. Heaven has a new addition with Steve. God Bless.
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Rev. Charles Martindale
left a message on January 20, 2016:
I was sorry to learn of the death of Steve.May God comfort your family today and in the days ahead. You all are on my prayer list.
Ann Rinehart Ford
left a message on January 20, 2016:
I loved and admired Steve since First Grade ! Prayers to Betty, Dianne and Judy. Marilyn, loved your story!
Donna Carlisle
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve was always such a dear friend to me. He blessed us in March when we went to see him when in town for our 50th class reunion. We got to take him to lunch and he was so sweet and appreciative. Steve will be greatly missed. Betty, our prayers are with you and the family.
Donna Carlisle
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve was always such a dear friend to me. He blessed us in March when we went to see him when in town for our 50th class reunion. We got to take him to lunch and he was so sweet and appreciative. Steve will be greatly missed. Betty, our prayers are with you and the family.
Marilynn Jefferson
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve, my forever friend. He was born three months after I was. We were next door neighbors as our fathers were before us. We often cast the same shadow. On hot days we played in the cook creek; on cooler days we cut trails through the tall weeds of the pasture. We carved our initials in the old bay tree at the top of Bunker Hill. We planted any flowers we could get our hands on in the yard of anyone who would let us. We formed the Xta-Xta Club, our own secret society. He renamed the two of us “Stephanonius Begonious” and “Meril, Lynch, Pearce, Finner, and Bean”, and he called me Meril the rest of his life. He thought we should be equals to my aunt, and talked Courty into adopting him as a nephew, signed papers and all. We co-wrote our class play. I learned to cook by feeding him all my failures – Steve would eat anything.I have hated this illness that gradually took him from us. In our last conversation he assured me that he was ready to see our Lord Jesus face to face. He promised to be waiting for me. I will always love you, Steve, my friend.
Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.
Ginger Coreil
left a message on January 19, 2016:
Steve was an icon in our medical school class of 1994. He was loved by all and was a wonderful , compassionate person ...His life was fully lived and may he now rest in peace ...Ginger Burnside Coreil, MDKemp Coreil , MD
Jack Killian
left a message on January 19, 2016:
I had the pleasure of knowing Steve, as he liked to called ;-). Back in the late 1980s & early 1990s we used to work out at Goudeaus Gym in Monroe. As a young man, he gave me much needed friendly advice & guidance. I am sad to hear of his passing, he was a very nice and unique person. Thoughts and prayers to the family of Steve. Heaven has a new addition with Steve. God Bless.
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