Carol Harris 193? obituary and regional deaths
Chattanooga resident Carol Trotter Harris 60 died August 5 2003 after a long illness. She studied at Chattanooga High School and University of Chattanooga 1966 active in Civic Ballet and musical theater. She lived in Aiken 1968 1984 and Wilmington 1984 1998 before returning to Chattanooga. She contributed to church music puppetry theater and children's productions. Survived by daughter Holly Harris Misirly son John Harris mother Ruth Trotter sister Sharon Tousek and others. Funeral 2:30 pm at First Baptist Church Golden Gateway with burial at Chattanooga Memorial Park. Special thanks to Hospice of Chattanooga. Donations to First Baptist Sanctuary Choir.
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Harris
Chattanooga
Tenn
Carol Trotter Harris
Carol
Chattanooga High School
University of Chattanooga
Chattanooga Civic Ballet
Aiken
First Baptist
Knoxville
Peter Pan
Wilmington
Del
DuPont
Hagley Museum
George Read
Newcastle
Aldersgate
PEC
First Baptist Church
Golden Gateway
Little Theater Associates
Ronald McDonald House
Privateer Yacht Club
Lee Allen Trotter
Charles M. Garvich
Ina Garvich
Holly Harris Misirly
Mark Mishly
Atlanta
John C. Harris
Annapolis
Ruth Garvich Trotter
Sharon Trotter Tousek
Emily K. Tousek
North Chapel of
Highway 153
Hixson, Tenn
Domke Memorial Services Administrative Notice
Memorial services for Lt. Col. William H. Domke, who died August 6, 2003, will be private. Surviving spouse Elsie Domke and family in Aiken and Charlotte and Singapore. Visit George Funeral Homes for condolence details.
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William H. Domke
Aiken Regional
Detroit
Mich
Henry
Ella Haase Domke
Domke
United States Air Force
England
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Italy
Germany
Japan
Vietnam
Ohio
New Jersey
Minnesota
Colorado
Florida
Elsie Domke
B.J
Brit Wilson
Aiken
Lars Wilson
Charlotte
N.C
Scott Wilson
Singapore
Kristi Wilson
Amsterdam
Holland
Lauren
Jenna
Anders Wilson
Jade
Hala Wilson
Col. Domke
Hitchcock House Assisted Care
Golly
Hitchcock House
Georgefuneralhomes.com
George Funeral Homes
Chapel
Park Ave
Jackson
Frances B. Lee
Atomic Rd
Stephen D. Posey
Edward Newsome
Jackson Memorial Cemetery
Obituary Notice Policy At The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard runs obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first time. Notices may be edited for style and submitted by a funeral home. Deadline is 9 00 p m daily and information is available by calling 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Civil rights activist Kennedy casts first Southern vote
Minnie Kennedy, 86, who grew up near Georgetown, voted in the Georgetown Democratic primary marking her first Southern election. A former teacher and rights advocate, she helped blacks overcome literacy barriers and register to vote in Mississippi and Louisiana. Kennedy moved to Georgetown in January and remains active in voter education and civil rights history.
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Sara Hudson
Minnie Kennedy
Kennedy
Georgetown
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
New York
Louisiana
Mississippi
South
Howard High
Eldred Prince
Department of History
Coastal Carolina University
Mississippi River
America
Bank Street College of Education
Man pleads guilty in death of 6 year old son Gabriel
Terrence Britt pleads guilty to unlawful conduct toward a child in the death of his autistic son Gabriel and is sentenced to four years in prison. The couple faced homicide by child abuse and related charges after Gabriel disappeared from their rural Dorchester County home in March 2001 and was found in a pond eight days later. A mistrial was declared in Renee Britt's case. no trial date yet set.
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ST. George
Terrence Britt
Britt
Renee
Gabriel
James Williams
Dorchester County
Byron Gipson
Ralph Hoisington
Hoisington
Britts
Renee Britt
Andy Savage
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