Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameArthur G. “Artie” Karter 
Birth1 Jun 1930, Jersey City, Hudson Co, NJ
Census4 Apr 1950, West New York, Hudson Co, NJ
Memoroll#4262, sht 6
Death8 Dec 2009, Hackensack, Bergen Co, NJ
Burial10 Dec 2009, Beth-El Cem, Paramus, Bergen Co, NJ
MemoBlock 10, line 13, grave 4
FatherCharles (Shaye) Karter (1891-1958)
MotherJennie (Sheine) Karel (1892-1964)
Never married
Misc. Notes
Living with his parents in 1950, as Arthur J. Karter and working as a clerk in the post office.
A LEGACY FOR THE CHILDREN (JCC website)
Mr. Arthur Karter, Fairlawn, NJ;
Arthur Karter was raised in a wonderful Fairlawn, New Jersey family that was dedicated to Jewish continuity. The family was in the furniture business, and Arthur worked long hours, learning the importance of diligence and hard work.
Arthur found Chabad as many do, searching for a place at the Pesach Seder. Invited by Rabbi Levi Neubort, Arthur spent the first night of Pesach among his fellow Jews and was instantly inspired by the vibrancy of the community. Arthur spent the evening drinking the four cups of wine, and joyously sharing the story of the exodus.
That night became a turning point in Arthur’s life. Taken in by the warmth of Chabad and later by his deepening friendship with Rabbi Neubort and family, a new chapter was forged. Arthur found a community rooted in tradition while welcoming Jews from all walks of life.
After attending various Chabad programs, Arthur found a place for himself and a connection to his Jewish roots.
After all Chabad had given him, the next step in Arthur’s journey was to give back.
Arthur’s Planned Gift to Chabad has blossomed into a wonderful new preschool building and a warm Jewish home for all ages of the community.
Arthur Karter’s lasting Jewish legacy shines brightly in Fairlawn New Jersey.
[Obituary] The Record/Herald News - 10 Dec 2009
KARTER Arthur G., age 79, of Hackensack, NJ, formerly of Fair Lawn, NJ, passed away on Tuesday, December 8, 2009. Beloved son of the late Charles and the late Jennie Karter, dear brother of Nettie Bronson of Los Angeles, CA, dear uncle of Harold Bronson of Los Angeles, CA and also survived by many loving friends. Prior to his retirement, Arthur was employed as a salesman for Sears Department Store, in Northern New Jersey. Graveside Services will be 11 A.M. today at Beth El Cemetery, 735 Forest Avenue, Paramus, NJ. Arrangements are by Louis Suburban Chapel, 13-01 Broadway, Fair Lawn, NJ.
A LEGACY FOR THE CHILDREN (JCC website)
Mr. Arthur Karter, Fairlawn, NJ;
Arthur Karter was raised in a wonderful Fairlawn, New Jersey family that was dedicated to Jewish continuity. The family was in the furniture business, and Arthur worked long hours, learning the importance of diligence and hard work.
Arthur found Chabad as many do, searching for a place at the Pesach Seder. Invited by Rabbi Levi Neubort, Arthur spent the first night of Pesach among his fellow Jews and was instantly inspired by the vibrancy of the community. Arthur spent the evening drinking the four cups of wine, and joyously sharing the story of the exodus.
That night became a turning point in Arthur’s life. Taken in by the warmth of Chabad and later by his deepening friendship with Rabbi Neubort and family, a new chapter was forged. Arthur found a community rooted in tradition while welcoming Jews from all walks of life.
After attending various Chabad programs, Arthur found a place for himself and a connection to his Jewish roots.
After all Chabad had given him, the next step in Arthur’s journey was to give back.
Arthur’s Planned Gift to Chabad has blossomed into a wonderful new preschool building and a warm Jewish home for all ages of the community.
Arthur Karter’s lasting Jewish legacy shines brightly in Fairlawn New Jersey.
[Obituary] The Record/Herald News - 10 Dec 2009
KARTER Arthur G., age 79, of Hackensack, NJ, formerly of Fair Lawn, NJ, passed away on Tuesday, December 8, 2009. Beloved son of the late Charles and the late Jennie Karter, dear brother of Nettie Bronson of Los Angeles, CA, dear uncle of Harold Bronson of Los Angeles, CA and also survived by many loving friends. Prior to his retirement, Arthur was employed as a salesman for Sears Department Store, in Northern New Jersey. Graveside Services will be 11 A.M. today at Beth El Cemetery, 735 Forest Avenue, Paramus, NJ. Arrangements are by Louis Suburban Chapel, 13-01 Broadway, Fair Lawn, NJ.