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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2009
Page
6
Margaret Caroline Pritchard Black of Augusta died April 20 2009 at 87. She was a Graniteville graduate and UDC member survived by children grandchildren and great grandchildren and will be buried at Westover Memorial Park. Isa dore Bryant Jr of Williston died April 23 2009 with funeral arrangements pending and family contact details provided.
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free on first run. Funeral homes submit details by 7 p.m. daily and may be charged for extra lines. call 648 2311 for more information.
Services listed for Ann Henderson at Harley Funeral Home Greenwood at 3 p.m. Margaret Black at Westover Memorial Park Augusta at 4 p.m. Clifford Morrissett at George Funeral Home & Cremation Center 1 a.m. Bennie Lee Stevens at Mt Calvary Baptist Church 1 p.m. Kenneth Hancock time unknown at Friendship Baptist Church Salley David Harman time unknown at Hatcher Funeral Home. Carol Mobley at Bible Way Church noon Langley.
S M Mac Canaday Jr. 76 of Charleston died April 23 2009 at the Medical University of South Carolina He was a WWII era veteran and former president of Cheshire Canaday Cotton Merchant Co and Charleston Cotton Exchange A longtime golfer and sailing enthusiast he leaves wife Gayle Canaday and children stepchildren siblings and five grandchildren Visitation April 25 funeral April 26 at St James Episcopal Church burial Live Oak Memorial Gardens Memorials to St James Episcopal Church or Hollings Cancer Center.
David Michael Harman 55 of Aiken husband of Sherrie Beam Harman son of Mary O Donnell Dixie Harman and the late Harold Harman died April 23 2009 Born in Wytheville Va he lived in the area most of his life A 1971 Aiken High School graduate he served in the US Air Force Employed by Wackenhut for over 25 years as a dog handler In 1996 he and his dog Rocky were named National Dog Handler and Dog of the Year He attended Millbrook Baptist Church He enjoyed fishing hunting and coaching and umpiring Little League baseball He is survived by his wife his mother six grandchildren and several relatives Funeral services will be held today at 1 pm at Hatcher Funeral Home with burial at Southlawn Cemetery Veterans honors will be provided by the USAF Honor Guard Pallbearers are Neal Cushman Greg Carr Michael Smith Wayne Davis Jim Budd and Darrell Wicker Memorials may go to the American Diabetes Association Friends may visit at his mother Dixies home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Carol Mobley will be held at noon today at Bible Way Church of Aiken with Elder Alexander Dwight officiating. The body lies in state from 11 a.m. to the service hour, and the family will assemble at 322 McCormick St. at 11:15 a.m. G L Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary at 390 Beaufort St. in Aiken handles arrangements.
Henry H Brunson Jr aged 73 died April 22 2009 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Ascending Faith Langley Survivors include wife Dorothy six daughters Patricia Smith Shirley Brown Phyllis Cooper Constance Moore Valerie Clyde Vickie Pratt a son David Brunson a sister three brothers eighteen grandchildren ten great grandchildren and many relatives Friends may call Shirley Brown’s residence or 925 Old Jordan Road Aiken contact 648 0134
In Columbia, leading Democratic candidates including Vincent Sheheen and Mullins McLeod urged transforming South Carolina politics to win the governorship. House Majority Leader Harry Ott joined the discussion focusing on moderates and independents as observers noted the long GOP dominance and Sanford’s term limits. Carey Crantford addressed about 100 attendees.
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