Waymon Edmonds life marked by family and service
Waymon S Edmonds J died February 19 2002 after a long career as a plant supervisor at Claussen Paving Co He served in the Korean War and was deeply involved with Hamilton First Baptist Church Bath United Methodist Church and his family Survivors include his wife Annette Fricks Edmonds and children Tonya Paige Waymon III James Fricks Edmonds Sr and others Memorials are directed to Bath United Methodist Church. Alan Geraldine Brooks Fields also died February 18 2002 with services planned in Langley and Aiken for her, survived by husband Robert H Fields and children.
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Waymon S. Edmonds
Bath
Waymon Sanders Edmonds Jr
Edmonds
Columbus
Miss
Waymon Sanders
Evah Ballard Edmonds
Claussen Paving Co
Hamilton First Baptist Church
Hamilton
Ala
Bath United Methodist Church
Annette Fricks Edmonds
Tonya Edmonds Simmons
Paige Edmonds Gilland
North Augusta
Waymon S. Edmonds III
Myrtleach
James Fricks Edmonds Sr
Warrenville
Judy Greathouse
Charlotte
N.C
Jerry B. Simmons Jr
US Navy
James Fricks Edmonds II
Eva Leigh Annette Simmons
Jetta W. Owens
Katherine Annette Edmonds
Jessie Addison Lee Edmonds
Deidre Aubrey Edmonds
P.O
Hatcher
U.S. Hwy
Langley
Hatcher Funeral Home
Clifton Stancel
Sunset Memory Gardens
Fields
Bristol
George and
Ellen Leonard Brooks
Aiken
Chime Bell Baptist Church
New Ellenton
Robert H. Fields
Jessie Fields
Shirley McDaniel
J.D. McDaniel
Nathan McDaniel
Michael Fields
Bonnie Fields
U.S. Hwy. No. 1
Pauline Davis
Augusta
Weston
Curtis
Bertha Moyer Toole
Graniteville Co
Burnettown
Ralph Morris
Louis Morris Jr
Andrew L
Ashley Cooper
Alana
Alan Morris
Harold Leopard
Joe Key
Phillip Pitts
Harold Mcintosh
Joey Key
Michael Lamaster
Hwy. No. 1
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Bush urges better life for Northern Koreans and reunification
At Panmunjom Bush spoke from Dorasan Station near the DMZ urging a united peninsula in commerce and peace. He denied plans to attack North Korea while condemning its repression and warning against starvation amid a large military force. Police clashed with activists after a North Korean flag incident.
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Iran
Iraq
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Kim Dae-jung
Dorasan
Ouellette
Korean Central Radio
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