Deaths and Funerals Launa A Cooley 82
Launa Allen Cooley died July 7 2001 at Mattie C Hall Health Care Center. She was 82 and lived at 905 Monterey Dr. Funeral services set for 11 am Monday at Shellhouse Funeral Home with Rev Bruce Hancock officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Mausoleum. Native of Laurens.
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Launa Allen Cooley
Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center
Cooley
Monterey Dr
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Bruce Hancock
Sunset Memorial Mausoleum
Laurens
Obituary notices from Aiken area families
Obituaries note DUNBAR Cooley daughter of Arthur and Lessie Martin Allen homemaker and Tri Development Center volunteer survived by son Keith Cooley brother Edwin Allen five sisters Lillie Mae Holder Norva Hopper Sybil Platt Mabel Knight Maude Boyte Memorials to Hitchcock Hospice or Tri Development Center visitation 6 8 pm at funeral home. Also James Key died July 5 2001 at 85 with funeral arrangements by Simmons Funeral Home and Dorothy Riggs Lott 79 died July 6 2001 in Columbia with service at Dunbar Funeral Home burial Greenlawn Memorial Park. Additional notices for Lavern Nicholson Ethel Boatwright Jackson Nathan Jeffcoat Dorothy Riggs Lott Willie Beatrice Philpot McCain Launa Allen Cooley and others with services at Ocean Grove Baptist Church and other local churches.
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Cooley
Arthur and
Lessie Martin Allen
Tri-Development Center
Vaucluse Road
Aiken
S.C
Dorothy Riggs Lott
Columbia
Dunbar Funeral Home
Devine ‘Street Chapel
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Lott
Edgar O
Addie Leopard Riggs
Ravenwood Baptist Church
James M. Lott
Patricia Wilson
Elgin
Delle Ruzensky
Theresa Covington
Columbus
Marian Coursey
Ravenwood Baptist Churc
Raven Hill Road
Colbia
Ethel Boatwright Jackson
Johnston
Bland
Nathan B. Jeffcoat
Wagener
Wagener United Methodist Church
Dunbar Funeral
Devine Street
Willie Beatrice Philpot McCain
Edgefield
Carey Hill Tist
James Albert Nicholson
James ‘O'Neal Nicholson
LaShawn Nicholson
Freddie Curtis Lloyd
Thomas Lloyd
Deloise Lloyd Gordon
Doris Lloyd Bates
Will
Roddie Burris
Kenneth Corley
Emanuel Jones
Joe Fields
Mike Hightower
John Leysath
Graveyards on Kiawah Island spur restoration and wider fears
Across South Carolina development threatens forgotten graveyards as builders uncover remains from various communities including enslaved people and American Indians. State archaeologist Jonathan Leader notes many graves are unmarked or poorly maintained and often disturbed unintentionally. law allows relocation with consent and funding when relatives or authorities grant permission.
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Columbia
Kiawah Island
Ray Panplik
South Carolina
Jonathan Leader
Leader
Ers
Peple
State
Mike Trinkey
Chicora Foundation
Columb
Trinkley
Condit admits more than friendship with Levy
Washington Representative Gary Condit acknowledged in a third interview that his relationship with Chandra Levy was more than a friendship. Police reiterated Condit is not a suspect in Levy’s disappearance as investigations continue and no grand jury has been convened.
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Condit
Washington
FBI
Levy
Terrance Gainer
Gainer
D-Calif
Modesto
Calif
Gressman
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James Key
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Mr. Key
Boggy Gut Road
Simmons Funeral Home
Williston
Nicholson
Old Airport Road
Ocean Grove Baptist Church
Anthony Wilson
Edgefield County
Freddie
Viola Brown Lloyd
Aiken County
Aiken Technical College
Ocean Grove Baptist Chureh
Gospel Choir
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Napier Granitev
Samneral
Rivas
Suneral
Pine Log Road
Tellaouse
Ridge Spring
C. Mas Heal Core
Launa Nen Cooney
Mererey
Naber Kigh
Mate Oye
Eau Alen
Sen
Har Usbang
Sheihowse
Yasue
Sana
John Wade
George Funeral Homes
Persorial CD
Park Avenue
Southside
Whiskey Road
TIN
Gary Condit
Chandra Levy
Saturda
the Hearing Center
Audibel
Mitchell Shopping Center
Iken
Ferry Sheets National Board
Eering
Starkey, NuEar
Omni
Qualitone
Micro-Tech
Beltone
Danavox
ReSound
Oticon
Bernafon
Widex
Marco
Siemens
Electone
Rexton
A&m
Phonak
Argosy
Unitron
Lori
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