The Senate of the Legislature of Louisiana has adopted a resolution expressing heartfelt condolences on the passing of Oscar Earl Carter III, who died on June 9, 2025, at the age of eighty. The resolution honors his remarkable life characterized by service, leadership, and compassion. Oscar was deeply committed to improving the lives of others, serving as the executive director of the Dr. O.E. Carter, Jr. Memorial Foundation for over thirty-five years, where he led an opioid treatment center. He was also a successful entrepreneur and a dedicated legislative aide for Senator Joe Bouie, engaging with the community and advocating for the underserved.

Oscar, affectionately known as "Bing," was a man of strong character, guided by principles of justice and human dignity. He was involved in various initiatives, including VERTCART, Inc., which provided detox services and education on HIV/AIDS, and the Knights of St. Peter Claver, a Catholic fraternal organization focused on community service. The resolution acknowledges the profound impact he had on countless lives and extends condolences to his family and friends, commemorating his legacy of compassion and tireless service to humanity.