Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Aiken Area Listings
Obituary notices and funeral service details for multiple individuals in South Carolina recount service times dates locations and family survivors. Entries include Miss Jann Wad Allen of Aiken and Jeanette Wooten Owens Carmony with church services at South Aiken Presbyterian and Hatcher Funeral Home details of memorials and burial plans.
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Charleston
Miss Allen
North Charleston
South Boundary Ave
Aiken
Church of Your Choice
Hitchcock Hospice
Medical Park Drive
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Edgefield
Barnwell
Willie
Daddy-O
Garvin
Paul St. Elko
St. Peter Baptist Church
Elko
A.C
Betty Tennison obituary aiken county resident dies
Betty Tennison of Warrenville died Wednesday April 5 2006 at age with services planned for 3 p.m. Saturday at Sunset Memorial Gardens officiated by Rev J R Harmon. Pallbearers include David Carlin Kenneth Hancock Tyler Hancock and Bobby Henderson. She owned Valley Pet and Hobby Shop.
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Warrenville
Betty Tennison
Clyde Tennison
Daley Drive
Tennison
Aiken County
Brady
Elizabeth Sharpton Howard
Sara Fail
Valley Pet and Hobby Shop
Libby Smith
Liz Toole
Nancy Stancel
Butch Fail
Tencie Fail
Sunset Memorial Gardens
J.R. Harmon
David Carlin
Kenneth Hancock
Tyler Hancock
Bobby Henderson
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
John Griffin obituary from Aiken residence
John Griffin of 325 Pendleton Street Aiken entered into rest April 6 2006 at his residence Arrangements will be announced by Davis Funeral Home Inc.
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Norcross
Joyce DeLoach
North Ridge Way
Bell Grove Baptist Church
Aiken
Lester Smalls
Mary Brunson
Kaolin Road
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
John Griffin
Pendleton St. Aiken
Davis Funeral Home Inc
Honoring a Father After Eleven Quiet Years
A heartfelt tribute recalls a father’s lasting love felt by his wife Faye and children Mark Dot Betty Joe Louis Jimmie and Ricky. The message emphasizes time standing still and the family’s enduring gratitude for his presence.
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Faye
Mark
Dot
Betty
Joe
Louis
Jimmie
Ricky
Services today for two local women at area chapels
Carrie M. Bell is to be buried at 2 p.m. at Folk Funeral Home Chapel in Williston and Jeanette Wooten Owens Carmony at 3 p.m. at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel.
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North Augusta
Jeanette Wooten Owens Carmony
Hatcher Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
Carrie M. Bell
Folk Funeral Home Chapel
Williston
Religious Services Schedules Across Local Churches
Funeral and memorial service times listed for several local figures across multiple churches including South Airicn Presbyterian First Baptist Bell Grove St. Peter St Thaddeus Bean Pond Sunset Memorial Gardens and officiants named with scheduled start times throughout Saturday.
Walter Rabb, longtime NC baseball coach, dies at 91
Walter Rabb, former North Carolina Tar Heels coach, died at 91. Over 31 years he led UNC to four ACC titles, four NCAA appearances, and the 1960 and 1966 College World Series trips, becoming the program’s winningest coach with 540 victories.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Walter Rabb
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Rabb
Obituary Notices Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists daily obituaries with free space for up to 16 lines including headline. Submissions are from funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. call 648 2311 for more information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Pittman stays in juvie as appeal moves forward
Christopher Pittman, convicted as an adult for killing his grandparents in 2001 at age 12, will remain in juvenile prison for six months or until the state Supreme Court rules on his appeal. DJJ officials cited good behavior and ongoing proceedings as reasons to defer transfer to an adult facility.
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Rock Hill
Christopher Pittman
Department of Juvenile Justice
State Supreme Court
DJJ
Bill Byars
Pittman
Chester County
Andy Vickery
Vickery
Zoloft
Chris
Attempted arson suspect dies in high speed chase crash
An attempted arson suspect, Steve Greenwood, 39, died after losing control of a Chevrolet Blazer at the end of a 20 minute chase reaching 100 mph on US Highway 17A. The vehicle flew over a mother, Candy Sona, and her Honda, narrowly missing them before overturning into a ravine. Greenwood was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene. deputies say they acted properly as the chase ended in Colleton County.
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Steve Greenwood
Greenwood
Candy Sona
Sona
Lona
Colleton County
Richard Harvey
Highway Patrol
Two teens charged with first degree murder in Uptown shooting
Two Minneapolis teens 17 were charged with first degree murder while committing an aggravated robbery in the death of Michael Zebuhr 25 in the Uptown district. Johnson remains in custody with $2 million bail as Jacobs is sought.
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Minneapolis
Clemson University
Uptown
Billy Ray Deshawn Johnson
Donte Lamar Jacobs
Hennepin County
Michael Zebuhr
Johnson
Jacobs
Amy Klobuchar
Klobuchar
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Pine Log Road
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Joe Green Sr
UNC
Chandler Law Firm
Everett K. Chandler
Chesterfield ST
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Pittman Oied
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Summerville
St. Theresa Little Flower Catholic Church
Jon Rogers
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Zebuhr
Alan Reitter
Minnetonka
Tim Pawlenty
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