Deaths and Funerals: Etta Heath 90 of Aiken
Etta Heath 90 of Aiken died Jan 19 2006 at Aiken Regional Medical Center Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Burial will follow in Talatha Baptist Church Cemetery She was a retired lunchroom manager at Millbrook Elementary School Surviving are her children two brothers and sisters five grandchildren five great grandchildren and she was preceded in death by her daughter Pallbearers are named and the family will receive friends Friday from 6 to 8 pm Memorials may be made to Talatha or Hollow Creek Baptist Churches
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Etta Heath
Aiken
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Roy Morgan
Talatha Baptist Church
Heath
Artie Heath
Melvie Toole Heath
Millbrook
Hollow Creek
Hollow Creek Baptist Church
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome
Shellhouse Rivers — Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Atlanta
Beverly Lee Wolfe McMullen
Emory
First Baptist Church of
Putney
David Benton
Joe Cari
Terry Hilgers
McMullen
Ft. Benning
Albany
Dougherty High
Albany Junior College
Georgia Southern
Bechtel Engineering and Construction
Michael Joseph McMullen
Robert James McMullen
Bob
Jean Wolfe
Debra Mills
Mike Wolfe
Carol
Riley Alexander McMullen
Nolan Robert McMullen
Joshua Pritchard
Colby Pritchard
Debbie Jenckes
Kimbrell Stern
Bob Wolfe
Gravel Hill Road
First Baptist Church
Antioch Road
Kimbrell-Stern
Kimbrellstern.com
Multiple funeral services and obituary notice from Augusta GA
Obituary announces Rhonda Wheelis West of Trunnion Drive Augusta entered into rest Monday. Surviving parents Jackie Wheelis and Petri glia Kinder Wheelis two children Brandon Trey West Chelsea Lynn West two brothers Randy and Roger Wheelis. Funeral 1 p m Saturday Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with pastors officiating. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Viewing Friday 7 to 9 p m at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley.
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Augusta
Rhonda Wheelis West
Trunnion Drive
Jackie Donald Wheelis
Petriglia Lee Kinder Wheelis
Brandon Trey Wheelis
Chelsea Lynn West
Randy Wheelis
Roger Wheelis
Hatcher Funeral Home
W. J. Adkison
Russell Folger
Sunset Memorial Gardens
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
Tom Nugent and Wilson Pickett Obituaries Mention Sporting Pioneers and Soul Star
Tom Nugent, 92, credited with shaping Virginia Military Institute information systems, coached at Florida State and Maryland, and created the typewriter huddle. Wilson Pickett, 64, famed soul pioneer behind Mustang Sally and In The Midnight Hour, died of a heart attack in Reston, Virginia, after health issues.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Tom Nugent
Virginia Military Institute
Florida State
Maryland
College Football Hall of Fame
Nugent
NEW York
Wilson Pickett
Reston
Chris Tuthill
Talent Source
Pickett
Sally
Detroit
The
Falcons
House bill seeks review of sales tax exemptions in state
A Thursday introduced House bill creates a 15 member commission to study all sales tax exemptions including items like newspapers and manufactured homes. The panel would report to the House in January 2007 and could keep revise or eliminate exemptions.
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Columbia
Bobby Harrell
Charleston
House
Harrell
State Office of Research and Statistics
Senate
Glenn McConnell
General Assembly
McConnell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sanford
Palmetto Institute
Worker dies at Sampit Lumber Mill in Georgetown County
James Merritt, 52, was crushed while working on a debarking machine at International Paper's Sampit Lumber Mill. The accident prompted OSHA and state regulators to investigate as company and mill officials review safety protocols.
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Georgetown
International Paper
Sampit
Kenny Johnson
James Merritt
Johnson
Merritt
Georgetown County
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Jim Knight
Columbia
Lake Murray
Lexington County
William Harkins
Timberlake
Chapin
Harkins
Daytona Beach
Only male koala at Riverbanks Zoo diagnosed with cancer
Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia reports its only male koala has cancer and may live only weeks. A large neck node was removed by vet Keith Benson who notes rapid lymphoma development in koalas. The koala will stay off public view at Koala Knockabout. two other koalas died since 2002.
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Columbia — Riverbanks
Keith Benson
Benson
Zoo
South Carolina
Queensland
Australia
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