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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2002
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple unreadable fragments including personal names Isabel A and Matos, a phone-like sequence 803-649-6234, and scattered capitalized terms such as PARIKAVE and AMEN, without coherent context or complete details.
G L Brighthorp and Sons Mortuary announces services at Spring Grove Baptist Church in Pelham and Gardena with details unclear due to damaged OCR. Names Mona Han and Tama Racook appear among readable fragments.
An obituary notice from Napier Funeral Home Grantville lists services for Mrs Margaret Green Withrow. The service is scheduled January 25, 2002 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM at Napier Funeral Home 315 Main Street Grantville. Local survivors listed include James Withrow and Laugher of Mare Bay.
A collage of obituaries and funeral notices from several South Carolina towns lists deaths of Bessie Lee Brown Aiken Prep, Tamara Cook, Bettye L. Cullum, William Ralph Gray, John Hammonds Jr., J Edward Hodson, Julius W. Horvath, Isabel A. Mathews, Pete Walls, Margaret Green Jackson Withrow, and Margaret Withrow. Details include ages, residences, family survivors, funeral arrangements, and churches or cemeteries. The notices reference Aiken Regional Medical Centers, Jackson Brooks Funeral Home, Napier Funeral Home, George Funeral Homes, and local churches, with dates around January 2002 and numerous North and South Carolina locations.
Funeral and memorial service details listed for William Walls James M Boston Gladys Poole Guess Virgil Leroy Lamb Margaret Withrow Tamara Cook Isabel A Mathews and others across Rockingham Rowland Clar ks Hill Aiken Gloverville New Smyrna Beach and surrounding areas with church names times and funeral homes noted for each observance.
Alan C. Sundberg, 68, former Florida Supreme Court chief justice who wrote the landmark ruling allowing cameras in courtrooms, died Friday of lung cancer in Tallahassee. He also served as general counsel for Florida State University from 1997 to 2001.
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