Death date: Jan 27, 2023
Albert Earl Carter II, nicknamed Buddy by his parents Albert D Carter and Zola Eldora Anderson Carter departed mortality on 1/27/23 due to complications of Parkinson's and dementia. He was 81. He was born in a hospital in Pocatell Read Obituary
Sad to hear of his passing--big enthusiast for his book and work what positive things he did grateful for his book.
Albert was my boyfriend in my junior and part of my senior year!
Right after I got out of the US Navy I worked for Mr Carter in 1979 in North Seattle as he was getting started going around the country promoting his book and the Rebounder. I decided to re-enlist a year later. I was sorry to hear of his passing, I will see you on the other side Al! 🙏
Sincere Condolences! Appreciate his contribution to the world!
My condolences to the family. His book inspired me to start rebounding, may he rest in peace!
Family members of Albert E. Carter, that includes spouse, children, grand children or great grand children. I would like to highlight Albert and the wonderful global impact he had on the world by inviting any one of you to be a guest on my wellness podcast to talk about him and his impact. I can interview you on a zoom style video and we can talk about Albert's life and his love for rebounding and how his legacy, research and contribution to the human experience can positively impact future generations. Peronally I am on day 80 of daily consistent rebounding 10-15 min a day because of Albert and his book, The New Miracles of Rebound Exercise. Peevious to this I was basically not exercising at all in my life. Rebounding is the way to better health for me and so many otjers because of Albert. I would love to dedicate an episode of my podcast to highlight his life and the legacy he gifted us all with. I just learned about him 3 or 4 months ago in later 2023. You can contact me to respond to this invite by going through the contact form on my website www.avantiwellness.com. I live in Texas CST time zone. hope to hear from anyone of the family members who wants to honor him in this way. Thank you Albert! Sincerely Lydia Smith
Diane, I'm so grateful for Al and his Christlike example. I have several memories with Al. I remember when my back went out and I was in a lot of pain for about a week. You all were our home teacher and he came by the house with a massage gun. He told me to lay down while he worked on my back. It was just what I needed. I never had anyone do that beside my wife and chiropractor. He literally performed the laying on of hands on me and it worked:). I also remember when he came by our home and taught us about the importance of trampoline exercise and brought his mini trampoline he invented. He was so knowledgable about gravity and the health benefits that came from it. My kids ended up jumping a lot more on the trampoline that summer because of him. I'm grateful for his friendship and hope you find peace in his transition and the Savior's plan. Thanks for being our friends! Love, Jeremy and Taralynn Bosco
