Earl R Bruorton 83 longtime Aiken resident dies
Earl R Bruorton 83 a retired DuPont accountant and World War II Army Air Corps pilot died Saturday April 4 2009 at Select Specialty Hospital Augusta He lived in Aiken 57 years and was active with St Johns United Methodist Church Green Boundary Club Melrose Fishing Club and Houndslake Country Club He is survived by wife Dr Joan R Basile a daughter a son two stepdaughters a stepson a granddaughter six step-grandchildren and three great grandchildren A memorial service offered at St Johns United Methodist Church and memorial contributions suggested to the church.
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Earl R. Bruorton
Select Specialty Hospital
Augusta
Hemingway
Mr. Bruorton
Josiah P
Bertha Hill Bruorton
University of South Carolina
Army Air Corps
Aiken
DuPont
Savannah River
Bruerton
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Green Boundary Club
Melrose Fishing Club
Houndslake Country Club
Joan R. Basile
Robin
C. Richard) Bruerton Meese
E. Ryan Bruerton Jr
Tracey Carroll
Billy Fleury
Christine Browning
Atlanta
Edward
Amy Gibbons) Carroll
New York
N.Y
Melanie W
Jerry K.) Taylor
Savannah R
Rhett E
Ethan R. Taylor
George K
Celebration of Life for Betty Britt Smith in Bath
A Celebration of Life for Betty Britt Smith will be held today at 3 p.m. at Bath First Baptist Church. Interment follows at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Graniteville. Mrs. Smith arrives at the church at 2 p.m. Friends may visit the family residence. Hatcher Funeral Home & Cremation Service of Langley handles arrangements.
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Bath
Betty Britt Smith
Bath First Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Graniteville
Funeral and service schedule for local figures and institutions
Mary L. King has a 2:30 p.m. service at Old Storm Branch Baptist Church. Rayford Padgett will be honored at 4 p.m. at J.H. Robinson Funeral Home in Wagoner. Betty Britt Smith's service is at Bath First Baptist Church in the afternoon. Babette Windmuller has a 3:30 p.m. service at Sons of Israel Cemetery. Pauline C. Rouse will be remembered at 2 p.m. in the Williston-Elko High School auditorium.
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Mary L. King
Old Storm Branch Baptist
Rayford Padgett
J.H. Robinson Funeral Home
Wagoner
Betty Britt Smith
Bath First Baptist Church
Babette Windmuller
Sons of Israel
Pauline C. Rouse
Williston-Elko High School
Memorials and Services for Local Figures Listed
Victoria Alewine Gordon H Coe Earl R Bruerton Reverend Earl Bruerton to be honored at Salley Baptist and St. John’s United Methodist Church with services, Graniteville Cemetery burial at 5 p.m. and 1 a.m. start times noted for ceremonies.
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Gordon H. Coe
Salley Baptist Church
Earl R. Bruerton
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Bud Shank Dies at 82 Jazz Flutist and Saxophonist
Clifford Bud Shank, famed flutist and alto saxophonist who worked with the Mamas and the Papas and Stan Kenton, died in Tucson at 82 from pulmonary failure. A Dayton native, he collaborated with Charlie Barnet in North Carolina and later Shorty Rogers, recording Brazilian-influenced albums for World Pacific from the 1950s to the 1970s.
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Tucson
Ariz
Clifford
Bud” Shank
The
Mamas and the Papas
Shank
JazzTimes Magazine
Dayton
Ohio
Charlie Barnet
North Carolina
California
Shorty Rogers
Stan Kenton
Seven DSS employees disciplined after five child deaths
Columbia DSS chief Kathleen Hayes says seven staffers face discipline after five children died in homes with substance abuse between 2005 and 2007. One supervisor and six caseworkers are being disciplined, with another caseworker transferred and 13 others leaving. Hayes cites undervaluing risk and poor casework as core failings and vows overhauled procedures to protect at‑risk children.
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Columbia
State Department of Social Services
DSS
Kathleen Hayes
Hayes
State Law Enforcement Division
Tion
Laurie Hudson
Laurens County
Gratin Smith
Greenwood
Governor’s Office
Ethiopians win Cooper River Bridge Run titles in Charleston
Tilahun Regassa, 20, won the men’s 10 km from Mount Pleasant to downtown Charleston in 28 24. Amane Gobena, 26, took the women’s title in 32 25. Each earned 3500 dollars as finishers reached 31 430, second-highest in Bridge Run history.
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Charleston
Cooper River Bridge
Tilahun Regassa
Mount Pleasant
the Post and Courier of
Amane Gobena
Regassa
Jeff Cannada
Carrboro
N.C
Gobena
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SLED
Arthur Ravenel Bridge
Aiken Standard
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Holley Heating and Air, Inc
Union Street
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Eden Gardens
Silver Bluff Road
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M.S
Widex Hearing Aid Company
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