Deaths and Funerals Two Notable Local Figures
George William Brown 79 of Aiken died Jan 23 2006 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Funeral at South Aiken Presbyterian Church with burial private. Survivor Rose Marie Bowmer Brown and two children. Memorials to Savannah River Cancer Society. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home. Hunter Simpson 79 former Physio-Control CEO died Friday at Swedish Medical Center. Simpson led Physio-Control from 1966, oversaw growth, four day workweek idea, IBM background, company sale milestones, and later acquisition by Medtronic.
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Karen) Brown
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W Hunter Simpson Dies. Seattle Business Leader Remembered
W Hunter Simpson, noted Seattle business executive and philanthropist, passed away leaving a legacy of corporate leadership and community service. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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Services Today and Wednesday in Aiken Churches
Betty Anne Bishop Apperson is to be remembered at 2 p.m. today at Aiken's First Baptist Church. George William Brown's service is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at South Aiken Presbyterian Church.
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Exercise boosts mood in mildly to moderately depressed patients
A 30 minute treadmill walk raised vigor and perceived well being for up to an hour in patients with major depressive disorder, while a quiet rest control showed mood reductions. Researchers say early mood gains may motivate continued activity despite limits.
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