Katie Carter

RINGGOLD, Georgia ☃ Kind Katie - that will be the name of movie featuring a Ringgold girl killed in a car crash last year. Katie Beth Carter was a 2016 graduate of Heritage High School. She was also a dancer, college student, daughter, sister and friend to everyone she met. ☢She was the closest thing to a real life angel,☣ said Kimi Carter, Katie's sister. Kimi says the fact Katie Beth isn't here right now still doesn't seem real. ☣She just loved people,☣ she added. And she hopes a day never comes where she forgets how her sister looked and acted. Now, thanks to movie producer Jon Graham there's a greater chance she won't. ☣I'm hoping that this movie can capture all of that, and can capture her laugh and just her little quirks that she did,☣ Kimi said. That's the plan for Graham's movie - Kind Katie. ☣The more I learned of this story and the more I saw the results from Katie Beth's life and the impact that she had on so many - I just thought this is it. This has to be told to the world,☣ Graham said. Graham met Katie's parents in college. Years later, he married them. He got his inspiration watching stories following Katie's death. One memory from Katie's classmate stood out. ☣I was so impressed by this one particular news story that you all covered where you went to Heritage High School, and a young man was on camera being interviewed, and he talked about the notes that Katie had written to her class,☣ Graham said. Kimi and Graham both want this movie to radiate the same kindness written in that precious piece of paper. ☣I hope that everybody around the world gets the opportunity to hear the story of Katie Beth,☣ said Graham. Graham says the movie will cost more than $800,000 once all is said and done. If you'd like to audition or get involved with the movie, visit the website.