John Carter (5 Jun 1950 - 21 Jul 2021)
Funeral Director
In loving memory of John Alan Carter who sadly passed away on 21st July 2021
John will be greatly missed by many. He always had a smile on his face. He was so creative & influential in our lives and always had a positive manner, full of fun, jokes and laughter.
A service will be held at Wessex Vale Crematorium where we request the dresscode to be bright and colourful.
All are welcome to raise a glass to celebrate our Dad's life at The Victoria Pub, Victoria Road, Woolston, Southampton SO19 9DY 11am
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John what a wonderful joy it was to get to know you, spending time hearing your stories of growing up in a big family....your jokes...most of them good and a few bad ones....there is never the right time to say goodbye so I won't but will keep you in my memories forever....
Much love to your wonderful family Dilly X
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John. We will miss you so much. Loved having you drop by and stay with us. We shared many happy memoories with you. Will miss your smile and our long conversations. Rest in Peace. Elaine and Steve xx
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My Dad was my hero. He taught me so much about life. He influenced me in so many ways.
He taught me how to tie my shoelaces, the names of trees & birds, how to play chess & guitar. To respect nature, love music & the arts. He was so positive, talented & creative.
I'm going to miss you so much Dad.
Your smile, your laugh and repeating old jokes.
I wish I could of had more time with you but alas that can never be.
I will find strength in the many wonderful happy memories i have, which I shall cherish forever.
All my love Leanne xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Our sincere condolences to Julie and all of Johns family.
It was a pleasure to have known and worked with John he truly was a warm, caring,funny, and very talented person.
His many talents showed in his working life some of that I shared working along side him in Fawley refinery, his painting hobby and his renovation with Julie in their beautiful home in Brittany in which we had the pleasure of seeing and staying when Julie celebrated a milestone birthday.
We know that his memory will certainly live on with all the people that have known him, as they will with with us.
Clive and Jo Pearson
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John you'll be very sadly missed. You were a great loving generous dad,granddad and always a gentleman. Have alot of happy memories we shared as a family and had alot of adventures ❤ xx you were very artistic and could turn your hand to to most things many wouldn't even attempt. You'll be forever remembered in our daily thoughts. Xx
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Many Bright days ago Johns workmate Clive introduced me to Johnny Carter What a lovely ,Talented ,warm Guy he was , His paintings of the steam railways of Eastleigh Train sheds were wonderful & full of life Just like John ,He bought a property in France A big DIY job & again his Talents shone in his work , we visited & became inspired , so eventually we bought our own in Southern France & prepared the Mammoth task of Renovating , Sheer Hell !! But with john's words in the background ie:You will Make Every Mistake in the Book !! but you will learn ?? John , Julia, Are as they Say "Are the Salt of The Earth ".....JJ.H.
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Sending love to you all xx
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