Jeff Carter ’69

Jeff Carter ’69, of Los Angeles; Mar. 4, 2024. He went on to graduate from Columbia Law School and began his law practice at Whitman & Ransom in New York City. He later moved to INCO ElectroEnergy & Exide Corps. in Philadelphia as a legal officer and assistant secretary. While in New York he tutored students in Harlem and served on the board of the Timothy School for disabled children. He also served as a deacon at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian and as a counselor in their men’s homeless shelter. After moving to California he continued his litigation practice, but he also spent many years as a mediator in the L.A. County Superior Court Mediation Panels, where he also served as a judge in the Judge Pro Tempore Program throughout Los Angeles County. He served his community tirelessly and was elected multiple times to the Studio City Neighborhood Council. He continued to read and study history and enjoyed golf, tennis, and summer reunions with his cousins. He remained close to many of the friends he made at Brown, particularly those he met in his Sigma Nu fraternity. He is survived by his wife, Rosalind Moore, and a son.