Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina notice roll
Obituary notices list Eleanor Quarles Bell service at Napier Funeral Home in Graniteville with burial at Mt Beulah Cemetery Windsor. Multiple deaths follow including Mattie Lee Bryant Brown of Graniteville, Mildred T. Cadden of Martinez, and Roland Dalton Thomas of Wagener, with funeral details and surviving family.
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Eleanor Q. Bell
Eleanor Quarles Bell
Napier Funeral Home
David Laird
Charlie Kelley
Mt. Beulah Church
Windsor
Main St
Graniteville
Mattie Brown
Mattie Lee Bryant Brown
Breezy Hill Road
University Hospit
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Brown
Aiken County
Jacksonville Baptists Church
Janice Brown
Joshua
Elizabeth) Bryant
Mark Anthony
Rosena) Bryant
North Augusta
Dennis
Patricia) Bryant
Aiken
Rufus Perry Brown
Elizabeth Walker
Joyce Bryant
Clarisa Bryant
Columbia
Henderson Bryant
Willie
Augusta
Beaufort St. Aiken
Mildred T.lden
John M. Cadden
Thomas L. King
Martinez
Trey Oswald
Westview
Ellis St
Cadden
Oxford
Myrle Holley
Lynda Oswald
Cindy Thornton
Appling
Maurice W. Cadden
Lincolnton
Helen Milligan
Fernanavia Beach
Fla
Thomas L. King Funeral Home
David Read
Roland D. Thomas Wagener
Roland Dalton
Bubba” Thomas
Redbank St
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Blizzard Fal Home
Blizzard Funeral Home
South Main St
Wagoner
Mildred T. Cadden
Fannie Mae Clark
Napier
Harry Peacock
Blackville
Bethany Baptist Chrisen
Jasper Staley
Salley
Samaria Baptist Church
Springfield
K. Richardson
Clearwater
Dorothy King Richardson
Jack O'Neal Richardson
Darcus Hannible Adams
Thora King Adams
Robert Humphrey
Ronald E. Hasty
Sunset Memory Gardens
Fannie Mae Fulmer Clark
Jack Jagoditsch
Lester Clark
Obituary Notice Submission Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free initially and charges apply for extra lines. Notices must be submitted by a funeral home and are editable for style. Deadline is 9 00 pm daily and the contact number is 648 2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
NBC News correspondent David Bloom dies in Iraq
NBC News reports the death of David Bloom a 39 year old Today weekend co anchor from a pulmonary embolism after collapsing near Baghdad while reporting with the U S Army 3rd Infantry Division Bloom was among the first prominent NBC journalists killed while covering the war He lived in the New York area with his wife and three daughters Bloom previously worked in Miami Chicago and Los Angeles and covered major events including the O J Simpson trial and the September 11 attacks
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Susre
NBC News
David Bloom
Baghdad
Allison Gollust
Michael Kelly
Atlantic Monthly
Washington Post
Bloom
Kelly
SBC News
Neal Shapiro
Iragi Desert
Shapiro
Edina
Minn
New York
Melanie
Pitzer College
Claremont
Calif
WTVJ
Miami
Chicago
Los Angeles
White House
NBC
Clinton
Washington-area
Barnwell Mourns Soldier Killed in Iraq War
Barnwell South Carolina residents mourn Sgt George E Buggs 31 the town with yellow ribbons and flags honors him as the first local fatality in the Iraq war following his death in Nasiriyah His widow Wanda and their 12 year old son are cared for by family friends and parishioners plan continued prayers and memorials
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Barnwell
Jessica Lynch
George E. Buggs
Iraq
Lynch
Nasiriyah
Buggs
Wanda
Kirkland
Bugs
Family waits for son's return from war in Iraq
Clarendon County family of firefighters waits for 24 year old Craig Jones aboard the US Coast Guard cutter Dallas. The 378 foot vessel left Charleston on February 8 for Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. Jones works in the engine room and on the small boat during search and rescue and contraband missions. His father Carter recalls the pain of separation as wives and fiancés waved goodbye, and notes Craig was Sumter County Firefighter of the Year in 2000. The family had marched in New York with firefighters after Sept 11 and mourned four Ladder 20 members who died in Manhattan.
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Manning
Craig Jones
Iraq
Jones
Clarendon County
US Coast Guard
Dallas
Charleston
Mediterranean Sea
Carter
Mary Jo
Jonathan
Craig
Sumter County
New York City
Joneses
Manitan
Carter Jones
Sanford urges freedom through education at Marion NAACP banquet
Gov. Mark Sanford spoke at the Marion County NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet and Woman of the Year Program, stressing freedom requires economic opportunity and improved public schools. He noted U S troops in Iraq and the longer war against terrorism, while Dr. Daniel W. Blue Jr presented him the Distinguished Service Award after Reserve training at Maxwell AFB.
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Sanford
Graham
Iraq
United States
Daniel W. Blue Jr
Marion County
NAACP
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Network of group homes linked to abuse and homicide cases in South Carolina
Data show force incidents at a Rock Hill group home owned by the same company that runs a Berkeley County facility where a 9 year old boy died after restraint. DSS records cite police calls since 1995 and incidents ranging from runaways to alleged staff misconduct.
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Rock Hill
Department of Social Services
Police
Greenville News
Phifer
New Hope Carolinas 18
Berkeley County
DSS
Jerry ‘Adams
New Hope
South Carolina
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