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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2014
Page
6
Mrs Eloise Fair 88 died Sunday January 26 2014 in Aiken South Carolina Arrangements are by Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC
Memorial notices list funeral and burial times for Elsie Elmore Gillman at Bethany Cemetery and Galilee Baptist Church on Monday and George Sapp at Perry Baptist Church Cemetery on Monday. Services for Winnie Honeycutt Collins at Chapel of Peace are also listed. Additional services include Ruby Mack and Stephanie Zabrina Jones on Tuesday plus Robert Jowers and Pastor Richard Poock on Wednesday at local churches.
Dave Strack. former Michigan coach and Arizona athletic director who hired the first black basketball coach at a major NCAA Division I school, Fred Snowden, dies at age 90. He guided Michigan to a 113-89 mark and Arizona's AD from 1972 to 1982. Snowden's hiring followed a year of debate about breaking barriers.
The notice directs readers to the Aiken Standard obituary pages online at aikenstandard.com to view current and past obituaries hosted by the newspaper.
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to ten lines printed free the first time. Submissions are provided by funeral homes and may include added charges for extra lines. Deadlines are 5 p.m. daily. for more information call 803-648-2311.
Columbia touts its identity as a tourist draw beyond being the state capital and USC home. The Midlands region highlights Riverbanks Zoo, art museums, parks, and Five Points while expanding Main Street events to lure about 1 million visitors annually and boost tourism spending in Richland County.
Air Force Lt. Dick Vaughan, a Clemson alum and Vietnam POW, is highlighted as part of The Citadel’s Medal of Honor Bowl ceremonies. The article recalls his 1971 shoot down, three Hanoi camps, and POW life with football and other memories as fellow prisoners honored him and nearly 40 others for exceptional service.
A man married his childhood sweetheart Gale Canadan and continued his Air Force career. The note invites readers to comment on the story at www.aikenstandard.com or write to Opinions at the Aiken Standard with postal and email contact options.
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