Deaths and funerals list in South Carolina area
Catherine Ann Cobb of Blountstown Florida dies at 45 after a life as a dentist office manager with surviving husband Dr Brooks Cobb and children. The obituary lists numerous relatives across Florida and Georgia, funeral services held at Peavy Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Nett le Ridge Cemetery. Other notices include Paul Evans of New Ellenton, Jerry E Mitchell of Newberry, Pawnee Altman Outts of Edgefield, Vennie Strom of Graniteville, Linda Prince Taylor of Plano Texas, Larry Turner of Graniteville, Evelyn Matthews Smith of Graniteville, James Obie Holmes of Johnston, James Taylor III of Aiken, and Richard Crawford of Augusta with funeral services and burial details.
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Catherine Ann Cobb
Brooks Cobb
Scott Parrish
Chris Parrish
Tallahassee
Fla
James Cobb
Chris Cobb
Phillip Hill
Blountstown
Bubba Cobb
Wewahitchka
John Cobb
Tampa
Laurie Faircloth
Quincy
James Obie Holmes
Johnston
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Trenton
Marion Mitchell
Rabun Gap
Rabun Gap Presbyterian Church
Evelyn Matthew Smith
Graniteville
Hatcher Funeral Home
James Taylor
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Richard Crawford
Augusta
Four Mile Missionary
Matthews Smith Obituary Notice in Graniteville and Ft Valley
The obituary notes the death of MAS SMITH, wife of the late Paul Matthews and the late Raymond Smith. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 4:00 PM at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with Revs. Ray Boggs and Jesse Tipton officiating. Graveside services follow Monday at 1:00 PM at Oak Lawn Cemetery in Ft. Valley, GA, with Rev. Jesse Tipton. Family visitation is Sunday from 5:00 to 8:00 PM at Hatcher Funeral Home, Langley, SC.
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Evelyn Matthews Smith
Graniteville
Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel
Ray Boggs
Jesse Tipton
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Ft. Valley
Smith
Kahnia Apt. Drive
Doctors Hospital
Augusta
Matthews
Kalmia Apt
S.C
Paul Matthews
Raymond Smith
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Napier Funeral Home services for Strom-Mas and Turner
Napier Funeral Home in Graniteville announces funeral services for Yennie Strom and Larry Charlie Turner. Strom-Mas died February 12 2000 and services are February 14 at 4 PM in the Napier chapel with interment at Graniteville Cemetery. Turner died February 12 2000 with services February 14 at 2 PM in Napier Chapel Warrenville Cemetery burial. Both families receive friends 7 9 PM tonight and memorials may be made to the American Heart Association.
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Vennie Strom
Graniteville
Napier Funeral Home
Karl Moseley
Lewis
Buddy) Haigler
Funeral
Larry (Chalie) Turner
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Mr. Turner
Williams St
Napier Funeral Home Chapel
Steve Cartin
Blase Mancine
Chris Wechsler
Gene Wilson
Warrenville
Aiken County
Turner
Rufus Wedaman Turner
Mable Harris Turner
Avondale Mills
Gregg Division
His Way Fellowship
Penecost
Strom
Yennie Strom
Granitevilla
O! Lewis
Earl Mosaley
Main Street
Mitchell Jerry Jimmy MITCHELL 88 of Newberry SC dies
Mr Jerry Jimmy Mitchell 88 of Newberry South Carolina entered into rest at his residence Friday February 11 2000 Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at 7 00 PM at Poteet Funeral Home North Augusta Chapel officiated by Rev Clifton L Stancel The family will receive friends Tuesday from 4 00 PM until service time Memorials may be made to Linderan Hospice in White Rock South Carolina 29177 Survivors include wife Helen L Mitchell son Jerry R Mitchell daughter Debra Mitchell Kennedy and several siblings and grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poteet Funeral Home
North Augusta Chapel
Clifton L. Stancel
Bath
Mitchell
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Faith Baptist Church
Helen L. Mitchel
Jerry R. Mitchell
Newberry
Debra Mitchell Kennedy
Wagener
Linda Prince Taylor
Plano
Texas
Rivers Funeral Home
Aiken
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Augusta
Taylor
Olive Woodward Prince
Tillman
Leroy Prince
Dallas Tennis Association
Shumpert Hospital
Frank ED. Taylor
Charles L. Taylor
Flower Mound
Jennifer T. Pogue
Dallas
Betty P Cook
Charlie Till
Bill Jackson
Dick Cook
Charles Cupp
Gene Kneece
Charlie Timmerman
Joe Kneece
Here Kneece
Alcase
Lincoln Avenue
Vancouver
Jerry
Jimmy” Mitchell
S.C
Helen L. Mitchell
Diane Morris
Pat Hollowell
Virginia Filyan
Langley
Judy Haris
Greenville
Susie Fretto
Lakeland
Joe Mack Mitchell
Eric
Travis Kennedy
Georgia Ave
North Augusta
Linderan Hospice
P.O
White Rock
3.C
Georgia Avenue
James Taylor Dies. Aiken Matriarch Leaves Large Family
James Taylor of 807 Whitney Drive Aiken SC died Thursday February 10 2000 at his residence. He was husband of Amy Lance Taylor and father of Susan Taylor Schellmann Benin Germany Deborah Taylor Menshaw Roswell GA Laurie Taylor Munson Edmonds VA Claire Taylor Prior Richmond VA Linda Louise Lance Washington DC William L Lance Ridgefield CT and Robert David Lance of Aiken SC. He is survived by 19 grandchildren. Funeral at 3:00 PM Sunday February 18 2000 at First Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev Willian R Johnston Rev Jon Van Deven and Rev Martha Ebel. Family receives friends in church parlor after the service. Memorials may go to First Presbyterian Church Music Program 224 Barnwell Ave Aiken SC 29801. Shellhouse Funeral Home 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC 642-3456.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor III
James Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
William R. Johnston
Jon van Deventer
Martha Ebel
Mr. Taylor
Whitney Drive
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church Music Foundation
Barnwell Ave
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Taylor
Hayne Ave
S.C
Notable deaths of George Jackson and notable pioneers in arts
George Jackson former Motown president and film producer died in New York at 42 after a stroke. He helped produce A Thin Line Between Love and Hate New Jack City Krush Groove and House Party installments. Also Jacqueline Auriol Paris first female test pilot dies at 82. Jay Hawkins blues singer 70. Lenore Wingard Olympic swimmer 88 who competed in 1936 Berlin Games and won medals in 1992 Los Angeles.
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George Jackson
Los Angeles
Motown Records
Hollywood
Jackson
New York
Los Angeles Times
Martin Lawrence
New Jack City
Wesley Snipes
Blair Underwood
Jason
Kid N’ Play
Jacqueline Auriol
Paris
France
Auriol
Vincent Auriol
Lenore Wingard
Cincinnati
Lenore Kight Wingard
Adolf Hitler
Wingard
U.S
Helene Madison
Madison
Hodges pushes flag move beside Wade Hampton memorial
Governor Hodges outlines a proposal to relocate the Confederate flag from the Statehouse to fly near the Wade Hampton monument. He, lawmakers, and business leaders plan a Monday announcement with Sen. Greg Gregory and other supporters. The plan would use a single flagpole at the mounted Hampton statue but faces strong opposition from NAACP officials and a skeptical Assembly of African American Leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jim Hodges
Statehouse
Wade Hampton
Hodges
Greg Gregory
Lancaster
Gregory
Nina Brook
NAACP
Lonnie Randolph
Randolph
Sumter Street
Benedict College
Assembly
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Paul Evans
New Ellenton
Mr. Evans
Long St
Cheatham Funeral Home
Jerry E. Mitchell Newberry
Jerry E
Jimmy) Mitchell
Pawnee
Altman
Edgefield
Altman Outts
Burnettown
Jimmy McCary
Glen Turner
John Cooksey
Alonzo Jordan
Don Poole
Lionel Owens
Helen Turner
Victor Turner
Eric Turner
Sandy Turner Fields
Donnie Turner
Margaret T. Wommack
Mary T. Porter
Roy Williams
Harry Rankin, JR. Williams
Jim Burckhalter
Ray Fields
Ole Olson
American Cancer Society
Hammond Road
8.C
Albert
Alice Maude Brown Arrowsmith
John Matthews
Carlsbad
Calif
Grace Whaley
Belvedere
Randy Atnipp
Ray Atnipp
Matthew Atnipp
Brandon Busbee
Cleve Ard
James Obie Holmes Johnston
Robert Cohen
Joe West
Mr. Holmes
St. Joseph’s Hospice
Wrightsboro Road
Ebenezer
c/o Carrol Clark
D.C
Bland Funeral Home
Four Mile Missionary Baptist Church
Richard Williams
Mr. Crawford
East Taylor St
Medical College of Georgia Hospital
Stacey Crawford
Antoine Dotton
Marion Youngblood
Mandrell Crawford
Andrea Dotton
Keith Crawford
Seonge
Hatcher
Main
Sammie" Napier
Larry
Charlie) Turner
Williams Street
Helen Price Turner
Jessica Turner
Josh Fields
Donald Turner
Chapel of
Gere Wilson
American Heart Association
Hallmand Road
Aere Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
South Carolina
Mas
Linda Pringe
Montmorand Firs! Baptist Church
Linda
Tillman Leroy
Frank £. Taylor
Plana
Dana L. Taylor
Landon Quinn Taylor
Flowor Mound
Ryan M. Pogue
Betty P. Cook
Robert M. Cook
Elizabeth Ann Cook
Central
Palmer College
Darien
Georgetown
Mobile
Hattiesburg
Grenada
Shreveport
Friends of Louisiana State Exhibit Museum
Shumpent Hospital
Charlie Tilt
Heze Kneece
Ing
East
Pine Log RD
Barnwell
Salada
Sherrie Stewart
Beltane
Jay Hawkins
Hawkins
Cleveland
Okeh
United States
Europe
Japan
Flag
Medicare
Southern
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