Deaths and funerals in South Carolina area
Multiple obituaries announce death dates in early December 2002 for J Louise Butler, Lee McDuffee, Jimmy C Proctor, Milton Samuels Sr, and Florine E Smith. Details include survivors, funeral times, locations in Springfield Salley Gloverville Wagener and Aiken, and burial or memorial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Louise
Jenezese
Butler Springfield
Venezese) Butler
Lee Butler
Frost Branch Baptist Church
Elko
Joseph Williams
Springfield
Butler
William
Ida Jenkins
Williston
Cedar Branch Baptist Church
Windsor
Mary Sue Odoms
Philadelphia
Essie Dunbar
Sally Mae Tobin
Reabhen Richardson
Salley
Willie Jenkins
Harvey (Earnestine) Jenkins
Wallace Jenkins
Aiken
Veterans Road
William Evans Road
Tobin
Wagener St
Lee R. McDuffee
Dunedin
Carolyn Pequignot
Fort Wayne
Ind
Shriners Children Hospital
West Ferris Road
Greenville
D.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Pingrey
Gloverville
St. George's
Clarksville
Del
Jimmy C. Proctor
Augusta Primitive Baptist Church
Milton Samuels Sr
Miami
Fla
Swedenburg- Gunter
Wagener
Tra L
Lana Bell Roberts Proctor
Proctor
Warrenville
Goodyear
Jimmy Lamar Proctor
Langley
Herbert H. Proctor Sr
Donna Lynn Treadaway
Sandra Proctor Shaw
Jake Proctor
Martinez
Gerald Proctor
Ocilla
Mitton A. Samuels
Samuels
Swedenburg
Gunter
Joe
Hannah Steadman Samuels
Irvivors
Milton A. Samuels Jr
Beatrice Holmes
Marilyn Gilley
Rose Samuels
Aleha Samuels
Michelle Samuels
Angela Samuels
Eleanor Haynes
Yvonne Brown
Willie Mae Hughey
Jasper Samuels
JH. Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Ave
Florine E. Smith Salley
Florine Emma Schofield Smith
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Informaton
Landrieu wins Louisiana Senate race in 2002 runoff
In a high stakes runoff Landrieu defeated Suzanne Terrell with about 51 percent of the vote as GOP hopes for Senate control narrowed to 51 seats. The result follows a tightly fought campaign in which Landrieu framed herself as a centrist who supported Bush more than a rubber stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Landrieu
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mary Lands
Chenge
Bush
GOP
Landrieu
Suzanne Haik Terre
Terrell
Rodney Alexander
Lee Fletcher
John Cooksey
Senate
Alexander
Fletcher
Tom Loesch
Daugher
Moon Landrieu
Terre
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Simmy C. Proctor
Jimmy Cleveland Proctor
Shirley Adkinson Proctor
Marie D. Dunbar
Jackson
Park Baptist Church
Samantha A. Jordan
Beech Island
George Funeral Homes
Sophia F. Mathews Aiken
Friendship Baptist Church
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Sam Adkins
Langley Cemetery
Mr. Proctor
Murphy St
Glovervile
Niken
South Carolina
Shellhouse
Cumbee Funeral Home
Aiken County
Saluda County
David P. Farr
East Main Street
Ridge Spring
Georgia Marble
Richland Ave
E. Aiken
Guy coasEs
Downtown Chapel
Kathy Cole
Southlawn Cemetery
Whiskey Rd