Deaths and Funerals in Aiken Area Observes July 7 2004
Obituaries list L Willie Clark aged 82 of Wagener died July 7 2004 with services July 10 at Rocky Springs Baptist Church conducted by Mark Harbison. Survivors include sons Alan and Stephen with spouses, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also noted are Douglas Boots Collins 87 with services pending and James M Hancock Jr James Lagrow earlier notices. Funeral details span multiple local churches and providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Willie Clark Wagener
Luther Willie Clark
Gibbon Circle
Wagener
Rocky Springs Baptist Church
Mark Harbison
Aiken County
Willie
Woodmen of the World
Clark
Ruby Lee Williams Clark
Alan Luther Clark
Donna
Stephen Thomas Clark
Taylor
Aiken
Maximus Ryan Brandel
Eric Crawford Driggers
Leslie Ann Cantrell
Isabella Shay-Marie Goodman
Dakota Cheyenne Cantrell
Eric Driggers
James Clark
Mitch Clark
Chris Clark
Lanelle Clark
Richie Clark
Douglas
Boots
H. Collins
Mr. Collins
Alicen Collins
Patsy Collins-Hamilton
Tony Hamilton
St Augustine
Fla
Douglas Collins Jr
Westminster
Colo
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
DuPont
James M. Hancock Jr
Myrtis Foster Hancock
Hatcher Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Jimmy Blackmon
Donnie Blackmon
Stanley Blackmon
Odell Hancock
Joseph Hancock
Franklin Hancock
U.S. Hwy. No. 1
Langley
ST. Albans
N.Y
Julia H. Hooper
New York Hospital
Jacksonville Baptist Church
Charles Hooper
Church
Marie Philpot
New York
John Hooper
H. Charles
Pearl) Hooper
Melvin B
Audrey) Hooper
Raymond
Sarah) Hooper
Atlanta
Nathaniel R. Hooper
Ridge Spring
Vernelle Parrish
Lucille
Robert) Greenwood
Philadelphia
Maggie Jo Jefferson
Columbia
Clarence Carl
Vergie) Harper
Daniel E
Esther) Harper
Temple Hill
Johnnie Lee Jimmerson
Summer Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Nathaniel Odom
Wilber J. Simmons
Avanda Staley Jimmerson
Beulah Mack Jimmerson
Kenneth Bryant
Barnwell
Ahmad Jimmerson
Fayetteville
N.C
Sian Staley
Elisha Brown
Whatley
Elizabeth) Jimmerson
Windsor
Leroy Jimmerson
Harold Jimmerson
Barbara Holmes-Harris
Virginia Edith Jimmerson
Simmons Funeral Home
Williston
Inc
West Main St
Perry
Wilson Johnson
Walker Road
Jerusalem Branch Baptist Church
Salley
Danny Singleton
Johnson
Orangeburg County
Hampton
Cora Johnson
Arline Gilliam
Alma Hatten
Macon
Wilson Johnson III
Stockbridge
Christopher Johnson
Tobin Funeral Home
Wagener St
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The
Aiken Standard
Obituaries: John Paige and Frederica Treadaway
John Paige 54 of 158 Gregg St Graniteville died July 8 2004 Funeral services set at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Inter Memorial Gardens Frederica Treadaway 53 of 750 Teague St entered Heaven July 7 2004 at Aiken Regional Medical Center Memorials suggested to Helping Hands or American Diabetes Association Family receiving friends today 5 to 7 p m at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Aiken
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Lucius Hatcher
Sumter St
Aiken
Jackson-Brooks Memorial
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
John Paige
Graniteville
Gregg St
Davis Funeral Home
Merritt Ave
Ridge Spring
Frederica Treadaway
Teague St
Heaven
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Aiken Memorial Gardens
P.O. Box
American Diabetes Association
Middleburg Dr. Ste
Columbia
Parachute cord pioneer and AstroTurf innovator dies at 88
David Webb Chaney died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Rex Healthcare in Raleigh at 88 after a long career in textiles. He helped develop nylon for parachute cords during World War II, led Chemstrand research that produced Astro Turf and fiber for garments, and guided NC State University’s textile school for 14 years after bringing Chemstrand’s center to Research Triangle Park.
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David Chaney
Raleigh
N.C
David Webb Chaney
Chaney
Rex Healthcare
Anne Perry Chaney
Chemstrand
Astro
Research Triangle Park
North Carolina State University
Textile
Marine from Allendale killed in Fallujah bombing
Pvt. Rodericka Antwan Youmans, 22, of Allendale, died Tuesday near Fallujah in an Iraqi insurgent attack. His father Johnny Youmans confirmed the death. Youmans, engaged to Stephanie Cuthbertson, planned to marry in September. He was a Allendale-Fairfax High School graduate who had two children Amiyah and Mekhi. Survivors include his kids. services to be scheduled after remains return to South Carolina.
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Jerusalem
Samir Naqqash
Iraq
Naqqash
Israel
Jews Left the Country After the Establishment of the State of Israel
Shmuel Moreh
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Columbia
Allendale
Marine Corps
Rodericka Antwan Youmans
Fallujah
Johnny Youmans
Michael Cave
Cave Funeral Services
South Carolina
Al-Anbar
Rodericka Youmans
Stephanie Cuthbertson
Camp LeJeune
Cuthbertson
Allendale-Fairfax High School
Parris Island
Amiyah
Mekhi
Homeland Security National Guard
Bamberg
Manderlene
Pvt
State Seeks Multi‑Million Settlement With Major Investment Firms
South Carolina will receive about 4.8 million dollars from a national settlement with nine large investment firms over alleged security fraud. The attorney general’s office gets roughly 230 thousand, with the rest directed to the general fund. Firms agreed to pay after internal memos showed employees pushed investments earning large fees for the firms, despite likely losses. The nine firms include Citigroup Global Markets, Credit Suisse First Boston, Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs, J P Morgan Securities, Morgan Stanley, UBS, UBS Securities, Lehman Brothers, and Piper Jaffray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Henry McMaster
General Fund
Citigroup Global Markets Inc
Credit Suisse First Boston LLC
Bear Stearns & Co. Inc
Goldman, Sachs & Co
J.P. Morgan Securities Inc
Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated
UBS Financial Services Inc
UBS Securities LLC
Lehman Brothers Inc
Piper Jaffray & Co
Charleston School of the Building Arts gains first admissions window
The Commission on Higher Education approved the Charleston School of the Building Arts to seek its first class for fall 2005. The five year old program, currently linked with the College of Charleston and Clemson University, plans to offer plastering and masonry and aims to become the nation’s first four year artisans college. Founders say about 125 students will enroll with 10 percent identifying as black, as the school seeks to emphasize public service through legal training.
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Columbia
Commission On Higher Education
Charleston School of the Building Arts
School of the Building Arts
College of Charleston
Clemson University
Gershon
Charleston
Alex Sanders
Law
Sanders
University of South Carolina
America
PSC reforms address major issues in South Carolina Commission
Nearly 18 months after a watchdog found problems at the Public Service Commission the Legislative Audit Council says most concerns are resolved. Changes include ethics training for staff and commissioners ex parte communication reporting requirements and bachelor degree prerequisites for PSC members. Legislation split the agency into a hearings commission and an Office of Public Staff with terms extended during legislative wrangling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Public Service Commission
Legislative Audit Council
PSC
South Carolina
Hear
Ing
State Code of Judicial Conduct
House
Senate
Charleston School of Law Certified to Begin Classes in August
The 13 member commission approved full opening of the private Charleston School of Law after state licensure. Dean Richard Gershon said the first class is strong with three quarters from South Carolina, unusual for a new school that typically draws more out-of-state students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Charleston School of Law
State Commission On Higher Education
Richard Gershon
South Carolina
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Douglas H. Collins
Julia Harper Hooper
Wilson Johnson Sr
Leslie (Paul) Lagrow
Leslie
Paul) Lagrow
Napier Funeral Home
Caleb Coffin
Aiken Memorial Park
Main St
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
William “Billy
Glenn Silas
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Breezy Hill
Mildred R. Mahoney
St. Charles Borromeo
Yuneral Home
Pine Log Road
State
Associated Press
New Law School
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