Deaths and Funerals Lottie Corbett and Dusch memorials
Obituary notices report Lottie L. Corbett of Williston died June 2 2007 at Aiken Regional. Services July 7 at Young Rosemary Baptist Church with burial at the church cemetery. Surviving relatives include Mae Etta Corbett eight sisters and two brothers. Memorials for Mau reen Roberts Dusch were held July 2 2007 at St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church. George Funeral Home of Aiken assisted the family. Dusch, 67, died June 28 2007 at Aiken Regional Medical Center. She was born in Philadelphia and moved to Aiken five years ago. Survivors include husband Robert Dusch Sr two sons two daughters four brothers a sister five grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Condolence register at georgefuneralhomes.com.
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Lottie L. Corbett
Williston
Lottie Corbett
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Young Rosemary Baptist Church
Phinice Young
Mae Etta Corbett
Elise Simon
Philadelphia
Sara
Fred) Dicks
Carolyn Scott
Annie
Himmy) Simmons
Nora Corely
Shirley Corbett
Lynn
Henry) Freeman
Lisa
Dwight) Smith
Willie Rogers Corbett
Ronnie
Annette) Corbett
Elko Street
Simmons Funeral Home of
Williston, Inc
Main Street
Maureen Roberts Dusch
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Secunderabad
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George Funeral Home & Cremation Center
Aiken
Dusch
Aiken Regional
Francis Joseph Roberts
Irene Marie Miles Roberts
Sterling Heights
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St. Ephrem Catholic Church
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Robert Dusch Jr
Barbara
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Richard Dusch
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Jacqueline Phillips
Mark
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Megan Dusch
Royal Oak
Fran Roberts
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Ken Roberts
al Roberts
Dave Roberts
Nipomo
Kay Regan
Alison
Vince Dusch
Jamie
Matt Stonng
Angie Dusch
Marsie Sharpe Oswald
West Columbia
Saxe Gotha Presbyterian Church
Jack Kyzer
Milford Oswald
Woodridge Memorial Park
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Woodridge Funeral Home
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Maybell Chavis Sharpe
Henry J. Oswald
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Carlton
Cocky
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Lexington
Lizell “Delt
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Arew
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Sharon
Marjorie
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Blue
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Madison Oswald
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Elizabeth
Britney
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Jim” Walters
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Augusta
S.C
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Cedarcreekchurch
Woodside Plantation Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
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United States ‘Navy
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Washington, D.C
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Judith L. Walters
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Memorial and funeral notices flood area services
Obituaries and funeral services listed for several area residents including Marie Sharpe Oswald, James Woodrow Walters, and Michael Tyrone Adams Sr. with service times, churches, and memorial details. Other entries note services at Mt Anna Baptist Church, Northside Chapel, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, and more, plus cemetery interment, viewing times, and memorial gifts guidance.
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Mt. Anna Baptist Church
Byron Lloyd Turner
Northside Chapel
Roswell
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Melodie Hewitt Walsh
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Columbia
James “Jim” Williams
Cody Grove Baptist Church
Warrenton
Michael Tyrone Adams Sr
Hall Chapel Baptist
Leesville
Doris Chavous-Amponsah
Zion Fair Baptist Church
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Lottie Louise Corbett
Young Rosemary Baptist Church
Williston
Margie Sharpe Oswald
Saxe Gotha Presbyterian Church
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Thomas Ravenel
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Fred Blosser
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