Williams 82 former Clemson student and WWII veteran dies
Salley Mr. Yankee E Little Yank Williams 82 of Wagener died Saturday July 1 2006 in Wagener He was born in Orangeburg County son of the late Elbert R Williams and Bessie Bailey Williams He was predeceased by his wife Vivian Williams brothers and sisters He was a US Army WWII veteran Clemson graduate 1945 and worked as a teacher builder and farmer Visitation is Monday July 3 6 to 8 pm at Blizzard Funeral Home Wagener Service is Tuesday July 4 11 am at the same chapel Burial at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery Online registry at Blizzard Funeral Home site
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Little Yank” Williams
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Blizzard Funeral Home
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Funeral and church service notices mix for two churches
Rebecca Piper Gantt is to be seen at 11 am at Friendship Baptist Church in Salley. Charles Eugene Huntley will attend services at 11 am at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church on Main. Yankee E Williams is listed for an 11 am service at Wagener Chapel of Blizzard.
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