Deaths and Funerals Dominate Augusta Notice
Patricia Ann Cook 71 died February 24 2000 at Westlake Manor Augusta. Memorial service 3 p.m. at St John United Methodist Church Augusta. Survived by son James M. Cook and daughter Paula Cook Matson with five grandchildren. Memorials to St John United Methodist Church Augusta. Jimmy Nelson Nash 55, former volunteer firefighter died February 24 2000. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday at Central Baptist Church. Survived by widow Barbara Nash, son Troy, daughter Tabatha, siblings and six grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society or Hitchcock Hospice. Numerous other local obituaries and funeral notices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Cook
Augusta
Westlake Manor
St. John United Methodist Church
Terry Phillips
Duluth
Minn
Cook
Smith, Kline and Beecham
St. John United
John F Stawney
California
Keith M. Stawney
South Carolina
Donna Lewis
Dallas
Greene St
Paula Cole Matson
Camellia Road
Jimmy Nelson Nash
Central Baptist Church
Mike Catoe
William Swink
Rurnl
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Monroe
Nash
SC Aeronautics Commission
Columbia Metropolitan Airport
Aiken Airport
Aiken
Volunter
Central Fire Department
Letter Carriers Association of SC
ACSD
Center FD Boy
Elzia L. Nash
Barbara Gay Nash
Troy Nash
Easley
Tabatha Lindler
Willard Nash
J. B. Nash
Deerborn Heights
Mich
Betty Gallagher
Indian Trail
George Funeral Homes
Hatcher and Leopard Obituaries Honor Local Residents
Entered into rest February 23 2000 Eugene Burns Leopard husband of Helen Palmer Leopard of 133 Cushman Road Langley SC funeral set for Redon Saturday at 1 30 AM at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Earl Carter officiating interment Langley Cemetery wake held at Hatcher Funeral Home We also note MR MECULLOUGH Hatcher Funeral Home in Langley SC hosts services for James Ira McCullough Sr husband of Josephine Barter McCullough of 109 Crestview Drive North Augusta SC funeral Saturday 9 2 PM at Mathew Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev Jesse Goldman interment Sunset Memory Gardens wake at residence of tenant prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmaline Gordon Bing
Williston
Ebenezer
Edith Goodwin
Norway
Capernaum Baptist Church
Denmark
Sylvester Johnson
Aiken
Hayden Baptist
Eugene Burns Leopard
Langley
Hatcher Funeral Home
James Ira McCullough
North Augusta
Jerry Meriwether
Trenton
Clarks Hill
Bennie F. Myers
Barnwell
Allen Street
Church of God
Mary Louise Williamson Sanders
Folk Funeral Home
Bessie M. Weathersbee
Johnstown
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Bath
Patricia Ann Cook
Augusta
St. John United Methodist Church
Daran Jean O'Neal
Grovetown
Sarah Jean ‘O'Neal
Miss O'Neal
Wilkins Road
Stephen D. Posey
James R. Embry
Jerry Lightsey
Westover Memorial Park
Jerry
Jean O'Neal
Earl Carter
Langley Cemetery
Mr. Leopard
Cushman Road
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Donnie Busbee
Robert Busbee
Ronnie Busbee
Johnny Busbee
Alvin Gregory
Ralph Johnson
Jesse Goldman
Sunset Memory Gardens
Mr. McCullough
Crestview Drive
John S. Davidson Masonic Lodge
Renton
Poplar Spring Baptist Church
Edward Lloyd
Mr. Meriwether
Palmetto Richland Medical Park
G.L. Brighthorp & ‘Sons Mortuary
Mecullough
MA. James
Ira
McCullough, SR
Josephine Bar
McCullough
Crestview Deve
North Aigusta
Matcer
Garens
Gereat Hatcher Funeral Home
A. Leopard
Helen Palmer Leopard
Ear Carter
At Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley Sc
Pope John Paul II urges unity among Egyptians and Christians
Pope John Paul II pressed fellow Christian leaders to bridge sectarian rifts during a Cairo visit. He offered to discuss the papal primacy, urged resumption of talks with Orthodox Copts, and led a Mass for about 20 000 worshippers including Muslims. The event showcased deep faith amid tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
John Paul II
John Paul
Our Lady of Egypt
Christendom
Middle East
Jesus
Shenouda III
Shenouda
Vatican
Youssia
Pope Shenonic Orthodox Church
Notable Deaths Highlight Atomic Era Figures And Cartoonist
Kenneth D. Nichols, 93, retired Army major general and Manhattan Project organizer, died in Bethesda MD. He led the Armed Forces special weapons project and later ran the Atomic Energy Commission before founding a Washington consulting firm. Fred Rhoads, 78, postwar Sad Sack cartoonist, died in Greenwood SC from Alzheimer's complications. Earl Selby, 82, Pulitzer-winning editor and longtime journalist, died in Monterey CA after a career at Philadelphia Bulletin, PC Paper, and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Nichols
Bethesda
Army
Nichols
Army Corps of Engineers
Leslie R. Groves
Groves
Armed Forces
Corps
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington, D.C
Freakwoods
Greenwood, S.C
Fred Rhoads
Yank Magazine
George Baker
Harvey Comics
Rhoads
Mort Walker
Jimmy Hatlo
Fred Lasswell
Snuffy Smith
The
Tucson
Ariz
Citizen
Earl Delpy
Monterey
Calif
Earl Selby
Philadelphia Bulletin
Selby
Bulletin
United Press News Service
Esquire
Cornet
Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maria Grimes Kriss
Aiken Technical College
Marin Grimes Kriss
St. Mary's Help of Christians Catholic Church
Michael Denbrink
Bethany Cemetery
Houston
Kriss
Eggor
JoAnn Gimeno Kriss
Joh Kriss
Denver
Dany Kiss
Sarasota
Fla
Michelle Paget
Concord
Jeff Dolan
St. Cloud
Id Hober
Allan Kriss
New Martinsville
Wva
Mary Rowe McKinney
Jerusalem Baptist Church
American Cancer Society
PO. Box
Aiken SC
North Meadows Drive
Sim Murray
McKinney
Jerusalem Church
Frances Holloway
Davis Funeral Home
James R. Williams
Englewood
N.J
Mountainside Hospital
Mr. Williams
Liberty Road
Jackson's Memorial Chapel
Neeses
Emmaline Gordon Bing Williston
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Bing
Bing Section Road
Jenkins Memorial Chapel
Mary Louise Williams
Sanders
Mary Louise Sanders
Folk Funeral Home Chapel
Gin Branch
Salley
John Lawler
Weathersbee
McKinney St
Anne Maria Nursing Center
Donna Bates
Lamar St
S.C. Rowland Funeral Home
Ge Serre
Funeral Homes Inc
Hatcher
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Pine Log Road
Pate
Mary Ann Barc
Jomoriy of
Aken
Inverness
Ivers Funeral Home
Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
East Pine Log Roaken
Mayne Ave
Auken
Pope
Hearing Associates of
South Caroline
Dr. Aiken
Ren Soy
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