Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Aiken Area
Death notices and service details for Percy Barrett Patricia Bisschop Corine Holley Charles Lowe and Henry Toole Jr list funeral times dates venues and survivor details with burial and memorial instructions and calling hours across Napier George Shellhouse and Jackson-Brooks funeral homes in Graniteville Aiken New Ellenton and adjacent areas. Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren with memorial gifts directed to local health care centers churches and memorial funds.
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Percy Barrett
Percy “Odell” Barrett
Napier Funeral Home
Graniteville
Sunset Memory Gardens
Main St
Patricia Jane Smith Bisschop
First Presbyterian Church
Columbarium
Henry Peter Bisschop
Park Ave
Aiken
Shelthouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Corine Holley
Corine Utley Holley
Boyd Cemetery
New Ellenton
Lamar Morgan
George Funeral Homes
Southside Chapel
Whiskey Road
Holley
Gleaton Holley
Mattie C. Hall
the Jam
Hattie Utley
Peggy Heath
Gloria Carter
Jacksonville
Fla
Patricia Bissenop
First Presbyterian
Alexander Flores
Statesboro
Robena
Donald Morris
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Donna Rader
First Christian Church
Kerr Dr
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Henry Toole Jr
Kershaw St
University Hospital
Jackson Brooks
Toole
Henry Toole
Willian Gantt
Aiken High School
Chowan College
Elizabeth City State University
North Carolina
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Obituary Notice Policy for Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free on first printing. Funeral homes submit details and may be charged for additional lines. Deadline is 8 15 a.m. weekdays and 7 30 p.m. weekends. For more information call 648 2311.
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He Aiken Standard
Adaitiona
Law enforcement unite for Labor Day weekend safety effort
Georgia and South Carolina agencies join at Welcome Centers to kick off the eleventh Hands Across the Bottle. Sobriety checkpoints planned on both sides of the Savannah River with increased patrols and a safety belt emphasis. Officials cite coordinated efforts, higher visibility, and messages to slow down and buckle up to reduce fatalities during the holiday period.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Georgia 120
Mark Hutchinson
Georgia Department of Motor Vehicle Safety
Savannah River
Hutchinson
South Carolina Welcome Center
S.C
North Augusta
Son
Pearson
Highway Patrol
U.S. 782
Heritage Road
C. 230
Martintown Road
Cherokee Drive
MADD
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
Safe Community Coalition
Georgia Institute of Highway Safety
Safe Kids
Car Fire Departments
Emergency Medical Services
Stan
Phys Bre
Lottery revenue behind projections in early July
South Carolina lottery trails estimates one month into the new fiscal year. BEA puts shortfall at about 3.5 million as Powerball sales await multistate games and new instant tickets. Officials say seasonality and accounting disputes affect the figures but a stronger fall is anticipated.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Board of Economic Advisors
Lottery Commission
BEA
William Gillespie
Ernie Passailaigue
Passailaigue
Greg Ryberg
R-Aiken
Ryberg
Comptroller
Jim Lander
Union County Woman First West Nile Case In South Carolina
A 30 year old Union County woman has been diagnosed with the first human case of West Nile virus in South Carolina. She contracted viral encephalitis from a mosquito bite and is recovering. The case may have been acquired in Louisiana though counted as South Carolina since her permanent address is there. No birds or other animals in Union County tested positive. Louisiana reports 171 cases and eight deaths this year.
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Union County
West Nile
Columbia
South Carolina
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Thom Berry
C. Earl Hunter
Louisiana
Lancaster
Spartanbur Counties
Berry
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
South Carolina Education Faces More Budget Cuts
State officials warn of a possible $200 million shortfall for 2002-2008 as no child left behind funding adds only a three percent bump. Inez Tenenbaum urges districts to pursue private funding via nonprofit status while stressing continued balance of property income and sales taxes. She condemns residential tax relief costs exceeding $500 million annually.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Inez ‘Tenenbaum
Tenenbaum
Jim Foster
State Department
Nformation
Foster
Aiken
Linda Eldridge
Aiken County
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Patricia Bisscop
Laurens St
Georgefuneralhomes.com
Charles Lowe
Charles Edwin Lowe
Banks ‘Terrace
Main Street
Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Shelehouse
Georgia State Patrol
David Cody
Ermie Passailaigue Lottery Director
By Amy Geier
EDGAR
Associated Press
John Flood
Flood
S.C. Board of Education
Saluda County
Farr
Ridge Spring