John Elliott Du Pont retiree dies at 84 in Surrey Circle
John Franklin Elliott 84 of Surrey Circle died Sunday July 8 2001 at Mattie C Hall Health Care Center. Funeral Thursday July 12 2001 at St John's United Methodist Church officiated by Revs Sheila Rogers Kenneth Nelson and Eugene Mullikin. Born Gratiot County Wisconsin he retired from Du Pont Co as an engineer and received the Order of the Palmetto. He founded Helping Hands and the Aiken Chapter of Habitat for Humanity and served as president of Alston Wilkes.
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St John’s United Methodist Church
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Kenneth Nelson
Eugene Mullikin
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Gratiot County
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Aiken
Habitat For Humanity
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Remains of 81 year old Cain Reyoise and son of John Amos Reyroids announced for services at Napier Funeral Home Itaville SC with memorials to occur at 300 PM at Fat Baga Church Bath SC and Memory Gardens in Graniteville SC The bereaved list includes family members and friends with Masons and USC student groups noted Kept in local paper with funeral arrangements and pallbearers listed Fortify obituary style notice of a local funeral.
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Notable Aiken area obituaries and funeral notices
Obituaries from Aiken and surrounding areas list multiple services and survivors. Laura Allen Cooley and Lavern Lloyd Nicholson are among those memorialized with funeral times at Shellhouse Funeral Home and Ocean Grove Baptist Church, plus services for Lavern Nicholson and Andrew Reynolds. The notices mention relatives, pallbearers, memorials, and local church and civic affiliations.
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Aiken
Shellhouse Funeral Home
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Ocean Grove Baptist Church
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Obituary for Mr Elliott Dated in Aiken South Carolina
The obituary details the death of John Franklin Elliott and outlines his long service to the community. He held roles in the Chamber of Commerce and the Young Lions, received awards, and was active in local civic life. Funeral arrangements note a service at St Johns United Methodist Church with Reverend Sha Rogers officiating, followed by burial in the family plot. Memorials are directed to Park Avenue, Aiken SC 2900.
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Deaths Elsewhere Harold S Grossbardt Colony Records founder
Harold S Grossbardt 85 founder of Colony Records Manhattan died after a lengthy illness. He opened the store in 1948 with Sidney Turk, making it a popular destination for music lovers and visitors including Frank Sinatra John Lennon and Michael Jackson. Grossbardt worked there until retirement in 19. Kabuki actor Uzaemon Ichimura 84 died of lung cancer. A nephew to Onoe VI he debuted at 5 and appeared in many plays. In 1990 he was named living national treasure by the Japanese government for his work promoting kabuki.
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