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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2015
Page
6
Obituary notices for Amalia Negrete Tijere 48 of Aiken SC Bobby Wayne Cason 58 of Warrenville SC Lottie Chesney Powell 85 of Augusta GA Marian E Nichols 86 of Lawrenceville GA Betty Nichols service in Snellville GA and Shirley Shuford 72 of Aiken SC. Details include families, service dates, burial plans, and funeral homes.
SSGT Charles T Chuck Powell 81 USAF Ret husband of Mary Johnson Powell died January 14 2015 Born in North Carolina he lived in Aiken County SC for 55 years A Korean and Vietnam War veteran he served with full military honors at Warrenville Cemetery on January 18 2015 Funeral details include pallbearers and a service at Hatcher Funeral Home in Langley SC Memorials are suggested to charity of choice
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to ten lines free when first run. Additional lines incur a fee. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and printed as provided. Funeral homes may assist with details and charges. Deadline is 5 p.m. daily. For more information call 803-648-2311.
Walter Key Jr entered rest on January 14 2015 Services 2:00 PM at Jerusalem Baptist Church Ridge Spring SC Burial in the church cemetery Visitation Sunday 12:00 Noon to 7 PM and Monday 9:30 to 12:00 Noon at Davis Funeral Home In state at Jerusalem Baptist Church 1:00 PM the day of the service Left to celebrate his life is his devoted spouse Vera Kenner Key for 66 years Two sons Harvey Key and George W Key sister Abney Bourne Four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
A sequence of funeral and memorial service times and locations is given for numerous individuals. Services span Saturday January 17 at churches and chapels in Florida, South Carolina, New Jersey, and Georgia venues, with times from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The list includes Jean Stokes, Warrena Mobley Bennett, Alvin R. Bradshaw, Lucille Saunders, Sue Garvin Howard, Sammy Weaghington, Beulah Hickson, Carolyn B. Smolowsky, Christopher Prescott Wilson, Donald Lenwood Fulmer, Billie Rhae Pruett, Shirley P. Shuford, Charles E. Allen, Floyd Bell Sr., Charles T. Powell, Marian E. Nichols, and others, with corresponding church and mortuary locations. The Sunday January 18 entries include Charles T. Powell and Marian E. Nichols finalizing the listing.
Aiken Standard invites readers to visit the online guestbook to sign in memory of a loved one and inspire others with their messages. The guestbook provides a space for condolences, memories, and reflections on the life and impact of the deceased.
Sue Howard, longtime Aiken Standard society editor in the 1950s and 60s, died Jan 13 2015 in James Island SC at 96. A gifted writer and mentor, she earned three SC Press Association awards for Town Topics and the women’s page. She and her husband Ed were active in Aiken arts, singing with the Aiken Choraliers and at the Aiken Little Theater. Remembered for generosity, she taught her daughters to care for others, and hosted charity efforts with friends and local figures. A memorial service is planned on James Island. Memorials may go to the National Kidney Foundation or American Heart Association.
A statewide Education Oversight Committee report shows about 12,500 poor four-year-olds in 60 districts attend full-day state funded preschool this year, up from 5,100 in 34 districts in 2012 13. More than 20,000 poor four-year-olds live in districts not eligible yet as lawmakers plan further statewide expansion.
Movement Mort gage will relocate its headquarters from Virginia Beach to Lancaster County South Carolina in a $22 million plan creating 650 jobs. Casey Crawford and Toby Harris founded the company in 2008. the Virginia Beach staff currently totals 350, with most new positions expected in the Lancaster area.
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