Deaths and Funerals: Charles L. Judd 85 in Aiken SC
Aiken South Carolina obituary for Charles Lee Judd aged 85 husband of the late Agnes Kittrell Judd who died August 7 2014 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. He was a native of Old Hickory Tennessee a US Army veteran longtime DuPont and Westinghouse Savannah River Site employee and Millbrook Baptist Church member. Survivors include Angela Judd Ricky Judd and Timothy Judd. The funeral is set for Monday at 11 in Millbrook Baptist Church Chapel with interment at Aiken Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Millbrook Baptist Church.
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Aiken, SC
Charles Lee Judd
Agnes Marie Kittrell Judd
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Old Hickory
Judd
Carson Lee
Edith Earl Harris Judd
United States Army
Aiken
DuPont
Westinghouse
Savannah River
Millbrook Baptist Church
Angela Judd
Garner
Ricky Judd
North Augusta
Timothy Judd
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log Rd
Chris Masters
Aiken Memorial Gardens
South Aiken Blvd
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com
Sullivan, Michael Joseph dies at 60 in Warrenville
Michael Joseph Sullivan 60 husband of Christa Elise Mann Sullivan died Friday afternoon August 8 2014 at his residence Funeral plans are announced by Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home 715 East Pine Log Rd Aiken SC
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Warrenville
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Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
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Funeral Services Scheduled for Eight Including Barbara Hamm and Julia Brown
Funeral notices list services for Barbara T. Hamm at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Saturday August 9. Calvin J Williams service at Bath First Baptist Church in Bath also at 11 a.m. Bobby Lee Turner to be laid to rest at Cole Funeral Home Chapel at noon. Jimmy Dale Ham service at Hatcher Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Langley at 2 p.m. Minister Julia D. Brown to be honored at Valley Fair Baptist Church in Graniteville at 2 p.m.
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Barbara T. Hamm
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral
Calvin J
Jack” Williams
Bath First Baptist Church
Bath
Bobby Lee Turner
Cole Funeral Home
Jimmy “Dale” Ham
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Julia D. Brown
Valley Fair Baptist Church
Graniteville
Online Guestbook Reminder for Loved Ones
Aiken Standard invites readers to visit the online guestbook at aikenstandard.com to sign in memory of a loved one and offer thoughts to inspire others. The note emphasizes sharing tributes and keeping the memory alive through communal messages.
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Obituary notice policy update at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes a daily obituary listing with free printing for up to 10 lines including headline. Additional lines incur a fee. Notices are provided by funeral homes and printed as supplied. Funeral homes may assist with details and charges. Deadline is 5 p.m. daily. Call 803-648-2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
Veteran who found Hitler's top hat dies
Richard Marowitz a World War II veteran who found Hitler’s top hat in Munich and stomped it in anger has died at 88 in Albany New York He brought the hat to New York after the war and later described the moment in a 2001 AP interview His son Larry Marowitz said he died Wednesday after a battle with cancer and dementia The Middle town born Brooklyn raised trumpeter served as a reconnaissance scout in the 42nd Infantry Division.
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Brooklyn
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New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center
Saratoga Springs
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Berlin
Scout recalls Dachau advance and Hitler’s hat story
Marowitz, a 19 year old American scout, pushed toward Dachau in 1945 and helped enter the concentration camp. In a 2003 interview he described the horrors, the discovery of a top hat with Adolf Hitler’s initials, and joked about Hitler’s death. His family plans to donate the hat to a museum.
Former security officer sentenced for murder in Anderson
Robert John Hurt, a former security officer at an Anderson hospital, received a 40 year prison sentence after pleading guilty to murder, attempted murder and unlawful conduct toward a child. He killed Brenda Hurl during a July 2013 visit to his home near Iva and wounded a friend who tried to intervene.
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Anderson
Anderson Hospital
Chrissy Adams
Robert John Hurt
Brenda Hurl
Iva
Beaufort athletes may have to pay to play
Beaufort County School District considers charging students for athletic insurance in the 2015 school year after signing a nearly $300,000 contract. If the charge mirrors the last bid, over 4,000 athletes would pay about $70 annually. Officials seek cheaper options and subsidies to offset costs.
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Beaufort County
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Spartanburg district ends contract for fresh cooked meals
Spartanburg and its county schools will serve freshly cooked meals this school year after ending a contract with a food service provider. The Herald-Journal notes the district is phasing out pre cooked foods as cafeteria staff complete two weeks of culinary training. Meals will feature locally grown fruits and vegetables.
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Spartanburgh
Brady death ruled homicide in Reagan aide case
The District of Columbia medical examiner ruled James Brady death a homicide. Brady, press secretary for Ronald Reagan, survived a 1981 gunshot wound but died at 73 after years of paralysis and health issues. Hinckley Jr., found not guilty by reason of insanity, remains the shooter in the March 30 1981 attack.
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White House
James Brady
Ronald Reagan
District of Columbia
John Hinckley Jr
Brady
Nancy Bull
Virginia Medical Examiner’s
Gwendolyn Crump
Crump
Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Washington Hilton
Hinckley
United States
Brady William Miller
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Free medical clinic to be held at State Fair grounds
Residents of the Midlands can receive free medical and eye care at a two day clinic on the South Carolina State Fair grounds in Columbia. The South Carolina Mission 2014 runs Friday and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. to noon respectively. The event is first come, first served for residents 17 and older with no documentation required.
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Midlands
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South Carolina
Auto dealer donates $3 million to Greenville Tech
Jim Benson, head of a major family owned dealer, gave Greenville Technical College 2 million dollars and pledged 1 million more over five years. The gift is the college's largest ever and will fund improvements at the Greer campus and expansion of its facilities.
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South Carolina
Greenville Technical College
Greenville News
Jim Benson
Greer
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