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HAWKING by Lonnie Carter, directed by Hayley Finn, featuring Christiana Clark, Steven Epp, Kimberly Richardson, Aditi Kapil, Annelise Christ, Kiseung Rhee, Ryan Lindberg, and Marvette Knight. Presented at the Playwrights' Center as part of the Ruth Easton New Play Series, April 2009.
President Jimmy Carter accepts the LBJ Liberty & Justice For All Award at The Carter Center in Atlanta, GA. Photo by Michael A. Schwarz/LBJ Library - January 13, 2016.
HAWKING by Lonnie Carter, directed by Hayley Finn, featuring Christiana Clark, Steven Epp, Kimberly Richardson, Aditi Kapil, Annelise Christ, Kiseung Rhee, Ryan Lindberg, and Marvette Knight. Presented at the Playwrights' Center as part of the Ruth Easton New Play Series, April 2009.
My uncle, who just turned 100, started school at Carter, probably in 1917. The main building at 5740 S. Michigan Ave. was completed in 1908.
I've seen several boys' entrances; this was my first girls' entrance.
HAWKING by Lonnie Carter, directed by Hayley Finn, featuring Christiana Clark, Steven Epp, Kimberly Richardson, Aditi Kapil, Annelise Christ, Kiseung Rhee, Ryan Lindberg, and Marvette Knight. Presented at the Playwrights' Center as part of the Ruth Easton New Play Series, April 2009.
Former Pres. Jimmy Carter talks with former San Diego mayor Dick Murphy at opening of PetCo Park, 2004.
Professor Frank Carter, mathematician and specialist in the history of codebreaking, leads a team of Information Security professionals across a field at Bletchley Park. Carter has authored many of the Bletchley Park reports, as well as the chapter on Tuttle's rectangling technique in the book "Colossus: The Secrets of Bletchley Park's Code-breaking Computers"
October 1, 2010 at 8pm
Carlene Carter has always straddled the line between country and rock. Being the daughter of the legendary June Carter Cash and Country Music Hall of Famer Carl Smith, and stepdaughter of the enduring Johnny Cash, she is heir to one of the richest musical legacies of all time. Long known as a Nashville "wild child," the young Carlene Carter embarked on a series of escapades that made her one of the most colorful characters in the country-rock pantheon. When her "party girl" era ended, Carlene returned to Nashville and joined her mother and aunts as a member of The Carter Family. Touring with the Johnny Cash Show, Carter embraced her country roots and began to make her own records again. In the 1990s, she sailed to the top of the country charts with such jaunty tunes as the GRAMMY nominated "I Fell in Love," as well as "Come on Back," and "Every Little Thing." Carter’s long-awaited current release, Stronger, represents a mature melding of her country and rock influences. Her witty personality, ready smile and country-hip manner continue to endear diverse audiences.
In everlasting memory of
Wayne Gordon
Dearly loved younger son of
Aileen and Raymond CARTER
And loved little brother of
Gary and Gail
Died 6th June 1950
Aged 2 years [some] months
“Gentle Jesus meek and mild
Look upon a little child
Pity my simplicity
Suffer me to come to thee”
Also
Scott James CARTER
19 March 1973 – 5 June 1980
Loved Son, Brother & Uncle
Exactly 30 years between the 2 boys deaths.
Ron Carter Quartet (Ron Carter, bass - Renée Rosnes piano - Payton Crossley drums - Rolando Morales Mato, percussions) @ Jazz Cat Club Ascona, March 12, 2012
Poster template for the Portfolio Department of Columbia College Chicago's Keith Carter & Christian Lantry events
State Rep. Dan Carter (R-Bethel) talks with John Hamilton, CEO of the Recovery Network of Programs, following the “Dare to Talk About Drugs” Community Forum on January 8.
State Rep. Dan Carter meets with several Danbury area residents and their guest, Yem Sovan - Secretary General of Cambodia.
Nathaniel Carter University of Florida OT/G Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School Los Angeles,CA
Army West Point Black Knights take on San Diego State Aztecs on Saturday, December 23rd, 2017 in the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Game. The game was played at Amon G. Carter Stadium, Fort Worth, Texas. (U.S. Army Photo by John Pellino)