Lawrance J. Carter, 25

Army, Sergeant

Based: Schweinfurt, Germany

1st Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division

Supporting: Operation Iraqi Freedom

Died: December 29, 2006

Baghdad (northwest area), Iraq

Single

Gender: Male

Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga

High School: Hillside Junior/Senior High (Campo)

Burial: Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside

Carter died three days after his 25th birthday. He was standing in the gun turret of an armored Humvee when he and another soldier were killed by a roadside bomb.

Ming Sun, 01/09/2007

Luis G. Ayala, 12/28/2006

Five memories of Lawrance J. Carter

“

To The Family of:
Lawrence J. Carter

Please accept my condolences for the loss of your son/friend:

He gave his life for something he believed in and stood for. He will not be forgotten for what he did.

Please no that his life was not taken in vain. Our God Son, Jesus Christ, also gave his life so that we can live. He die so that soon we can enjoy life as His Father had purposed from the beginning.

Going to the Bible, can help you to have hope and comfort.

He [God], has set up a Government in Heaven, with Jesus Christ as King, to rid the earth of all wars, and the things that causes wars and death.

That Ransom Sacrafice has opened up the way for God to bring dead loved ones back to life. Yes, soon, there is going to be a resurrection.

The opportunity to see Lawrance again was opened up thru that Resurrection.
What a future to have, to look forward to.

Please read the following Scriptures:

Revelation 21:3,4
John 5:28,29
John 3:16

Can you See with your minds eyes, people living together, Sorrow has passed, Peace at Last, Life Without Fears or Pain. Paradise will be enjoyed as Sing to God's Glory. These are but a few of the things that will be accomplished under Jesus Christ Rule.

Sing out with Joy of Heart, for you too can Have a Part, Live for the Day when you will say, Life Without End At Last.

I hope that these few words from the Bible has brought some hope and comfort.

May the God of Comfort, Comfort you at this time.

” — E. Abernathy, September 24, 2012 at 4:10 p.m.

“

To The Family of:
Lawrence J. Carter

Please accept my condolences for the loss of your son/friend:

He gave his life for something he believed in and stood for. He will not be forgotten for what he did.

Please know that his life was not taken in vain. Our God Son, Jesus Christ, also gave his life so that we can live. He die so that soon we can enjoy life as His Father had purposed from the beginning.

Going to the Bible, can help you to have hope and comfort.

He [God], has set up a Government in Heaven, with Jesus Christ as King, to rid the earth of all wars, and the things that causes war and death.

That Ransom Sacrafice has opened up the way for God to bring dead loved ones back to life. Yes, soon, there is going to be a resurrection.

The opportunity to see Lawrance again was opened up thru that Resurrection.
What a future to have, to look forward to.

Please read the following Scriptures:

Revelation 21:3,4
John 5:28,29
John 3:16

Sing out with Joy of Heart, for you too can Have a Part, Live for the Day when you will say, Life Without End At Last.

I hope that these few words from the Bible has brought some hope and comfort.

May the God of Comfort, Comfort you at this time.

” — E. Abernathy, September 24, 2012 at 4:12 p.m.

“

'You ready, little brother?' 'Let's do this, big brother. —Pfc. Tam Pham

That is one thing that I remember about him. Always a solider always about brotherhood.

He taught me how to dance, gave me intro lessons into crip walking. Which I continue to work on till this day. I'll never forget the time we were on top of a building receiving fire, and he let open on the saw, which was deafening to me being front and to the right of his direction of fire. I was like ahhh (keep in mine it being my first time in war, him already seasoned) He stopped firing and looked over at me and yelled you alight! I said Yeah! Then turn back to his weapon and continued to engage/suppress the enemy like a boss, like a solider.

I love and miss you brother. Not a day goes by that I don't feel your presents or thank about how amazing of a person you were, and through it all, a true friend to me.

” — Scott Dees, May 25, 2015 at 2:25 p.m.

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