Carolyn Carter Sings

     Carolyn Carter was born on August 21, 1960 in Worcester, Massachusetts, and made her first paid public debut at age two singing and dancing. She performed in hospitals, children's orphanages, assisted living facilities and the Little Theater in the Worcester Auditorium. At age six, she relocated to Paxton, Massachusetts for twelve years.  In addition, she modeled for art students and magazines. She has been uniquely blessed and unusually privileged to have been in the most elite arenas in music, sports and academics. 

     During the early 1970's when the late John F. Carter suffered from the cognitive effects of concussions (injuries from football) and lost his companies of five and one half years, Carolyn became the sole source of financial support for the entire Carter family for decades.  She has raised awareness as well as millions for missions, adult and children's charities, research facilities, veterans, arts, and music in this country.  As a creator and innovator she has produced albums and her documentary. She defies easy categorization, but is most known as a self-employed American singer of 64 years, (patriotic music) and (thirty five of which as a Christian Recording Artist.) She celebrates several careers which span from 50 to 64 years in different arenas. (She has been  compensated as a musician, singer, dancer, concert pianist, lyricist, composer, editor, publisher (author and editor of Sprinkled Ivory, Herbs, What America Means to Me published by Maynard Enterprises, and with Wayne Marcinkiewicz The Pumpkin Head Adventures, Pilgrim's Secret) scholar, athlete, researcher, entrepreneur and president of Carolyn Carter Sings for almost thirty years, designer, inventor, for airplanes and rockets and experiments in space, educator, guest speaker, model, and worship leader.) She is the recipient of awards in music, sports, academics, writing, award letters, grants, scholarships and modeling. She has broken world records in music and sports. As an advocate and philanthropist, (in the Twin Cities and the surrounding towns of her community, including Worcester and Boston), she has raised over three hundred thousand dollars which support missions, the arts, music, sports, police and fire departments, school systems, teen challenge, several children's charities, food pantries and shelters.  She promotes Christianity and several businesses in an effort to integrate and celebrate the diversity of the communities. She is a biracial American of Caucasian and Middle Eastern descent.  Her magazine entitled Celebrating the Free Enterprise System is a genuine reflection of same. The annual media coverage promotes her concerts and speaking engagements. (There are other products available such as her autobiography entitled Sprinkled Ivory which can be located on Apple Music, (iTunes)as an audio book, and her concerts, Caught in the Storm and Amazing Love CD, along with song, dance and sports videos, and decades of television shows which can be viewed on You Tube.) As a humanitarian, she has given over one million dollars to missions here and across the globe. She was featured in the national parade which raised millions for the Shriners hospitals for children. As an educator, (former Ft. Deven's military base, English and Math, and privately tutored music, sports and academics for over 50 years) she empowers each person to find their voice with respect and kindness. She has been allowed to pioneer in a few areas and make several contributions to society some of which are music (singing, dancing, jazz, tap and ballet, and in the orchestra as a concert pianist) sports (track, swimming, tennis, ice skating, downhill ski racing, extreme skiing, ballet skiing, ski jumping, aerial stunts, skyriding, surfing, water acrobatics and gymnastics shows) NASA experiments (herbs) and a protein formula for the acquired immune deficiency syndrome. She has twice assisted in enacting legislation.  She has patents pending for a few inventions and is diligently working on a cure for follicular lymphoma. In addition to a bone marrow transplant, and the conventional protocol, kale can prevent the metastisis of lymphoma at any stage. (Her sister Michele who suffered from the disease used the protocol and kale which brought stage four lymphoma into remission.)  (In addition to the protocol, kale may slow down the viral replication of the acquired immune deficiency syndrome as well.) (Presently, she is researching the effects of kale and tumeric on the coronavirus because of its anti-inflammatory properties.) She is bilingual and reads several languages.  The motto of her company is that people are the greatest resource. She is grateful to continue working towards her doctoral degrees in Music and English. She has protested against foreign wars, racism and lobbyists for special interest groups.  She humbly acknowledges a huge debt of gratitude to God from whom all blessings flow. She is grateful for God and Yeshua's kindness, compassion and friendship. She is thankful to God for allowing she the time to explore the universe.  She is a burn survivor who has undergone over eighty surgeries, and a world class person who is still most proud of her Christian heritage, and has recently been awarded a certificate to honor her contributions by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews President Yael Eckstein.

     She would like to thank her husband Wayne Marcinkiewicz for his kindness. She would like to thank Retired Chief Justice Linda Dalanis of the State Supreme Court of New Hampshire for being a great advocate, the late Attorney Ed Swartz with whom she worked on the Children's Fund, Retired Officer Lee Gutkopf (her bodyguard) and Pine Ridge and Wachusett Mountains for the ski races which promoted various charities, and Haystack Mountain in Vermont. She is grateful for the late President Carter's invitation to her high school Wachusett Regional (performing for he with the Wachusett Singers and the chorus during the nation's bicentennial) President Clinton for reading her letter during his State of the Union Address, (health care reform) along with President Trump (life time achievement award) and President Biden for their kind letters.  As a composer/songwriter, she would like to thank her band of ten years Carolyn Carter and Friends as well as Pastor Benny Hinn Ministries and his Chorus for inviting she to perform with them in concert at the Worcester Centrum (now DCU Center) and the Christian Women's Aglow for their invitation to be a part of the national conference. She is grateful to Pastors Jim and George for playing her music on the Christian radio stations throughout the country, (which have gone viral) and iTunes for playing her music throughout the entire world. She would like to thank the multitudes of fans who attended her concert series for several decades. As a worship leader she would like to thank the congregation of Grace Bible Church as well as the Christian Biker Community for supporting her outreach. She would like to thank the various sports teams for requesting she to perform the national anthem in several stadiums. She would like to thank Mike Pierimini for his invitation to work on the clean air and water legislation for the city of Leominster. She would like to thank Mary Wanamaker and the Wachusett Dancers for choreographing both dance videos for Dancing in the Light of Love and Lift Me Up. She would like to thank all of the people who attended her concerts, sporting events and speaking engagements, and a special thanks to Manta.com and Webnode.com for hosting this site. She would like to thank the coaches all of whom wanted she to train for the Olympics in any sport during her early youth. She would like to thank the Hollywood producers of the movie entitled Summer for filming she in a cameo shot at the Temple, New Hampshire residence. She would like to extend a special thanks to Nelia Hopkins for classical piano instruction to perform with the Worcester Youth Orchestra at Mechanics Hall. She would like to thank her professors at the University of Massachusetts, Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music, Franklin Pierce College and Harvard University. She would like to thank Professor Kandil for his invitation to work in the science laboratory and the Harvard Medical School for the invitation to speak regarding her life experiences. She would like to thank all of her clients, especially, Colonel Caizzi of NASA. She would like to thank the pilots at FA for instructing her how to fly a small jet and to prepare in simulation for a future space ride, In addition, as a guest speaker, she would like to thank all of the national televised exposure for performing, sports events and the local ones such as Inside Leominster and Barbara and You. She is grateful to the younger generation of musicians for thanking her for opening doors so they could achieve their dreams. She would like to thank her parents the late John and Carolyn Carter for bringing she into the world and allowing she to begin her performing career as a child. She would like to thank the late John Carter an athlete, veteran, entrepreneur, and former model, (who was once recruited by the Miami Dolphins to play as a quarterback and a champion of many sports, GOAT of his generation) for teaching she to throw the football a very long distance as well as the strategy of the game, and to hit a home run in baseball outside of the field and to throw the basketball into the hoop from the other side of the court, to ski, play tennis, gymnastics and water sports in her early years. She would like to thank the late Carolyn Carter (former singer/model and artist) for teaching she how to stand on her own since age two and be independent and self-sufficient. She would like to thank her sisters Loretta and Michele for their words of encouragement. She would like to thank Zack and Carter Jack for allowing she to be a great part of their formative years. She would like to thank her grandparents George and Josephine for teaching she how to accept people as well as her Uncle Mickey, Aunt Joyce and Georgette for righteously standing with her when she was a little girl. She is thankful to have visited other countries and experienced different cultures. She would like to thank Maria Hopkins and all of the people she went to school with during the early years for treating her well after the accident so that she could realize her potential. The entire text (inclusive of all the products and the enclosed history) of Carolyn Carter Sings has now become a registered trademark. She would like to thank the millions of people from around the world who sent her cards and gifts during her stay at the Shriners Burns Institute in Boston. Finally, she would like to share her credentials with the late John and Carolyn Carter.  She is thankful that she has been allowed to earn her way throughout her entire life (since age two, and pay into the system for over sixty years) and celebrate the diversity of several careers.  She would like to thank the television media for describing she as a "superstar, dynamo and Renaissance woman" along with the compassionate coverage of her extraordinary experiences over the past six decades. She is grateful for always maintaining a cheerful disposition which created a positive impact; despite tremendous adversity(being chastised for her gifts and the accident of May 23, 1974) the lean years, and to the millions of people who prayed for she to survive the explosion.