Deaths and Funerals List for February 2005
Tonya Renee Allen of Gran iteville dies at 42 after 17 years with Westinghouse. Survived by husband Tim, parents and children. Funeral at Midland Valley First Church of the Nazarene with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers named. Memorials to church building fund. Friends may call today 6 to 8 p.m. at Hatcher Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonya Renee Allen
Graniteville
Tim Allen
Brookstone Drive
Melvin
Mildred Durden Lowe
Clearwater
Blake Allen
Crystal Allen
Keith Lowe
Edgefield
Bruce Lowe
Allen
Aiken County
Westinghouse
Midland Valley First Church of the Nazarene
Scott Ostendorf
John Faircloth
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Elise Q. Norton
Shellhouse-Rivers
Mark Hudson
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Norton
Mattie C. Hall
Livingston
Tenn
Walter
Myrtle Crawford Qualls
Aiken
Richard J. Norton
Bryant Qualls
Allgood
M. C. Mosseller
Warrenton
Harvey
Alex Qualls
Rosa Nell Qualls
Alzheimers Association
Mid State
P.O. Box
Multiple Funeral Services Scheduled Across Local Faiths
Obituaries and funeral notices list service times for Lucy Mae Blackwell Thomson Katherine McAuliffe Wilson Quattlebaum Arthur Alexander Lois Bates Tonya Allen Robert Bush Ealin Jones Elise Norton and others. Services span St Paul UMC Saint Mary Help of Christians Tabernacle Baptist Montmorenci Baptist Shellhouse Rivers and Jackson Brooks chapels with interments at Aiken Memorial Gardens Langley and local cemeteries. Funeral details include dates February 9 10 2005 and venues in Aiken Graniteville Langley Graniteville regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealin Jones
Hatchaway Bridge Road
Aiken
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Montmorenci
Timothy Williams
Lucy
Mae Blackwell Thomson
St. Paul United Methodist Church
New Ellenton
Katherine Frederick McAuliffe
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Wilson R
Pete” Quattlebaum Jr
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Arthur Wallace Alexander
George Funeral Homes
Lois Bates
Jackson Memorial
Tonya Renee Allen
Midland Valley First Church of the Nazarene
Robert Bush Jr
Jackson-Brooks Memorial
Elise Q. Norton
Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home
Graniteville
Robert “Rick” Riccardo
Adam-Newsomer Road
University Hospital
Augusta
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Doris Boshart of the Willmar Eight dies at 74
Doris Boshart, part of the Willmar Eight who walked out of Citizens National Bank in Willmar in the late 1970s over pay and job openings, has died at age 74. The case inspired a documentary and media appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Donahue
Obituary notice policy for Aiken Standard listings
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The
Aiken Standard
Citadel board hopeful donation under House GOP glare
Legislators question a $3,500 contribution by Citadel Board of Visitors candidate Claude W. Burns III to the House Republican caucus Business Round Table. The money is being returned and no law bans donations to lawmakers electing boards, though ethics concerns are raised by leaders. Burns, an Oct. 25 screening memoirist, says he supports causes and will undergo further review after next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Citadel
House
Republican Caucus
Claude W. Burns III
Citadel Board of Visitors
House Majority Caucus
Jim Merrill
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Herb Kirsh
Dclover
David Wilkins
Greenville
Legislative Screening Committee
Burns
Rock Hill Cadillac
Statehouse
Senate
Business Round Table
Charles Cannon
Mark Sanford
Merrill
Cannon
Letter casts doubts on costs savings from lawsuit limiting
An executive guiding South Carolina medical malpractice costs told the Senate he lacks enough data to prove a $250,000 cap on non economic damages would cut premiums. Ward warned the cap would be meaningless in many severe paralysis cases, while estimates suggested small rate reductions for providers and obstetricians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Timothy J. Ward
Marsh USA
Ward
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Judiciary Committee
South Carolina Democratic Party chief to resign for Washington work
Nu Wexler, 31, executive director of the South Carolina Democratic Party, will step down to pursue opportunities in Washington. He helped steer the party through the first in the South presidential primary and the race to replace retiring Senator Ernest Hollings. Wexler had served as Hollings’ deputy spokesman for two years before joining the state party in summer 2003 amid a major staff overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Washington, D.C
Wexler
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
Hollings
Retraining benefits approved for West Point Stevens layoffs
U S Senator Jim DeMint announced that workers laid off from the West Point Stevens plant in Clemson will qualify for federal retraining benefits. Eligible workers can receive job training health care benefits and income support from the Labor Department as the plant starts job cuts around March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Bill limits governor's influence on board of Santee Cooper
Charleston AP report notes a bill by Sen. Glenn McConnell to curb governor appointments to the Santee Cooper board. It would require an advisory committee sign off on appointments and force six of eleven directors to have work or board experience with South Carolina electric cooperatives that purchase roughly half of the utility's power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Glenn McConnell
Santee Cooper
South Carolina
Electric Cooperatives
Union Officer Arrested On Drug and Misconduct Charges
State agents say 35 year old Rod ney Curt Johnson distributed crack cocaine and used his police position to solicit sexual favors. The Union officer was taken into custody by the State Law Enforcement Division on charges including distribution of crack cocaine and three counts of misconduct in office. Investigators say the alleged misconduct occurred three times between August and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Rodney Curt Johnson
Johnson
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