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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2009
Page
6
Philip M Brown and Onnie Christal Fulmer are remembered in notices from Wichita Kansas and Aiken South Carolina. Details include family survivors, service times, and funeral home contact information. Additional deaths and funeral listings follow in the local notices section.
Funeral services for Richard Maxwell Combs Sr. 54 who died Sunday will be private. He was the son of Sarah Joan Combs. Hatcher Funeral Home and Cremation Service Langley is handling arrangements.
Jimmy Graham Clark Sr 71 beloved husband of Cath erine Hathcox Clark died Thursday Feb 5 2009 at Trinity Mission Health Rehab Edgefield Born in Monticello Miss to Graham Franklin Clark and Mary Lee Pearson Clark Survived by wife Cath erine daughter Lorie Morales son Jimmy G Clark Jr grandchildren Brandy Emily Jacob Brittney Memorial service 1 p m Feb 14 2009 at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev Taylor Wells Interment church cemetery
Tom Brumley, famed steel guitarist for Buck Owens and the Buckaroos from 1963 to 1969 and on Nelson’s Live at the Troubadour, died of a heart attack at 73 after a Jan. 26 incident. His wife Rolene said he passed Tuesday at Northeast Baptist Hospital in San Antonio. Brumley also earned ACM honors and memberships in the Texas and International Steel Guitar Halls of Fame, and is the son of gospel songwriter Albert E. Brumley. From 1989 to 2003 he performed with his sons in Branson Missouri.
Lawmakers in Columbia move a measure to require lifesaving treatment for any infant born alive after an abortion. The sponsor Rep. Greg Delleney says the bill mirrors the 2002 Born Alive Act and would apply regardless of birth method.
Elwin Wilson, once part of a racist group that attacked John Lewis in 1961 at a South Carolina bus station, met Lewis on Capitol Hill forty eight years later to apologize. Lewis accepted, calling the gesture sincere and courageous and signaling potential healing. Wilson spoke by phone about his long effort to confront the past.
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