Thomas L. "Tommy" Carter, 60, of the Glenwood community, died Wednesday at the Johnson City Medical Center.
He was retired from BASF after 26 years of service.
Mr. Carter was a member of the U.S. Army Reserve for six years.
His family noted that he "was a member of the White Sands Guns and Ammo Club, and loved to hunt, fish, and go camping."
Mr. Carter was a son of the late Paul and Mahala Carter.
At Mr. Carter's request, his body is to be cremated.
[For full obituary, see Greeneville Sun, 01 Jan 2010]
He was retired from BASF after 26 years of service.
Mr. Carter was a member of the U.S. Army Reserve for six years.
His family noted that he "was a member of the White Sands Guns and Ammo Club, and loved to hunt, fish, and go camping."
Mr. Carter was a son of the late Paul and Mahala Carter.
At Mr. Carter's request, his body is to be cremated.
[For full obituary, see Greeneville Sun, 01 Jan 2010]
Thomas L. "Tommy" Carter, 60, of the Glenwood community, died Wednesday at the Johnson City Medical Center.
He was retired from BASF after 26 years of service.
Mr. Carter was a member of the U.S. Army Reserve for six years.
His family noted that he "was a member of the White Sands Guns and Ammo Club, and loved to hunt, fish, and go camping."
Mr. Carter was a son of the late Paul and Mahala Carter.
At Mr. Carter's request, his body is to be cremated.
[For full obituary, see Greeneville Sun, 01 Jan 2010]
He was retired from BASF after 26 years of service.
Mr. Carter was a member of the U.S. Army Reserve for six years.
His family noted that he "was a member of the White Sands Guns and Ammo Club, and loved to hunt, fish, and go camping."
Mr. Carter was a son of the late Paul and Mahala Carter.
At Mr. Carter's request, his body is to be cremated.
[For full obituary, see Greeneville Sun, 01 Jan 2010]
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