Funeral services listed for several local residents
Larry Sanders Jr. will have a service at 1 p.m. at Transformation United Methodist Church in Hephzibah Ga. Hattie Mae McKevie is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Ashley Grove Baptist Church. Jennie Brisco has a service at 1 p.m. at Hosannah Baptist Church. Ralph Carney will hold a 4 p.m. service at Platt's Belair Chapel.
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Larry Sanders Jr
Transformation United Methodist Church
Hephzibah
Hattie Mae McKevie
Ashley Grove Baptist Church
Jennie Brisco
Hosannah Baptist Church
Katherine Barton Toney obituary in Hempstead NY
Mrs. Katherine Barton Toney of 138 Alabama Ave Hempstead died July 15 2010 at Mercy Medical Center Rockville Center NY. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Simmons Memorial Chapel of Elko. Family and friends may call at the Simmons Memorial Chapel of Elko.
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Hempstead
N.Y
Katherine Barton Toney
Alabama Ave
Mercy Medical Center
Rockville Center
Simmons Memorial Chapel
Elko
Simmons Memorial
Memorial service for Ralph A. Carney in Augusta
Ralph A. Carney, 57, of Orangeburg, died July 15 2010 after 10 years in the Army. A memorial service is set for July 18 at 4 p.m. at Platts Belair Chapel. Survived by sons Jerry and Brad, daughters Allison and Valarie, grandchildren, siblings, and a surrogate mother. Memorials may go to First Tee of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ralph A. Carney
Orangeburg
Platt’s Belair Chapel
Reggie
Carey
Jerry
Jay” Carney
Tiffany
Brad Carney
Kim
Allison Kirkland
Brent
Valarie Carney
Lenwood Cassnettie
Helen White
Joshua Camey
Brayden Carney
Jackson Kirkland
Matthew Camey
Makayla Camey
Wendell Camey
Oe White Jr
Shirley Turner
Diane Lucas
Terri May
Laurie Bugg
Donna Kumiski
Karen Lamb
Obituary notices listed by The Aiken Standard policies
The Aiken Standard publishes daily obituary notices with guidelines allowing up to 16 lines for each listing. The policy outlines concise, respectful notices noting name, dates, and basic biographical details.
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The
Aiken Standard
Vernon Baker 90, Medal of Honor recipient dies
Vernon Baker, a Black World War II soldier who later received the Medal of Honor, died at his Idaho home at age 90 from brain cancer complications. He was honored in 1997 after a long fight over racial bias in awards while serving in Italy. His legacy highlighted segregation and courage on the front lines.
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Boise
Idaho
Vernon Baker
U.S
St. Maries
Baker
Benewah
Ron Hodge
Bill Clinton
Fellas
Washington Post
Italy
Viareggio
U.S. Army
Shaw University
Raleigh
N.C
Pentagon
Congress
Walt Minnick
College of Idaho
Minnick
Hank Cochran Dies. Noted Country Songwriter Remembered
Nashville mourns Hank Cochran 74 a prolific country songwriter who penned Make the World Go Away and several No 1 hits for Patsy Cline George Strait Ronnie Milsap Loretta Lynn and Vern Gosdin He died at his Hendersonville home after a long illness with pancreatic cancer and an aortic aneurysm Survivors include his wife and children A private memorial will be held later He helped launch Willie Nelson at Pamper Music in 1960 and earned membership in HOFs in Nashville and Mississippi
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Nashville
Tenn
Hank Cochran
Eddy Arnold
Martha E. Moore
Cochran
Hendersonville
Patsy Cline
George Strait
Ocean Front
Joe
Vern Gosdin
Ronnie Milsap
Cline
Loretta Lynn
Arnold
Mickey Gilley
Moore
Billy Ray Cyrus
Jamey Johnson
Buddy Cannon
Grand Ole Opry
Jeannie Seely
Isola
Miss
New Mexico
Pamper Music
Ray Price
Willie Nelson
Pamper
Nelson
Crazy
Nashville Songwriters Association International Hall of Fame
Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame
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Ralph Carney
Platt
Belair Chapel
Barton Toney
Damascus Road
Plattsfuneralhome.com
Allstate
Pated
Actua Savin
G. Walker Crosby
Huntsman Dr
Country Square
Walker
Siiken
Laurens Street
Aiken
Country
Whisky Road
Shellhouse Rivers Crematory
Pine Log
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com
Hayne Ave. Aiken
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
Family Owned
Pine Log Road
Bethany Cemex
Tal