Donald Eugene Carter obituary notices 1939 2019
Donald Eugene Carter 84 of Thompson Valley Tazewell VA died June 20 2019 at home A US Air Force veteran and Ironworkers Local 301 member He is survived by wife Patricia daughters Leasa Sorrell Pam Roberts and others step children grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services were held June 22 2019 at Destiny Outreach Ministries with burial at Ridgedale Cemetery Smyth County VA Donations may be sent to Destiny Outreach Ministries Peery St Clair Funeral Home.
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