Deaths and Funerals Featured in Aiken North Augusta Notices
Obituaries list Fred Chambers 49 of Aiken who died July 20 2006 with survivors including wife Annette and children Jason Fred Jr and Megan. Margaret Metts 87 of Burnettown dies. service plans in Warrenville and Langley with nine grandchildren. Byron Neely 90 of North Augusta died July 20 2006. services at Grace United Methodist Church private interment at Pineview. Memorials to Grace UMC Building Fund.
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Fred Chambers
Aiken
Annette Chambers
Jason Bryant
Fred Chamberson
Michael
Amy) Lachance
Jennifer
Cliff) Sanger
Megan
James) Abbey
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
East Pine Log
Burnettown
Margaret “Maggie” Rhoden Metts
Claude M. Metts
Carter Street
Claude “Mac” Metts Sr
Shirley
Warrenville
Judy Heath
North Augusta
Jackie Painter
Don
Gainesville
Joanne Spires
Metts
Gus Walter
Ada Baker Rhoden
Aiken County
Langley United Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Dexter Lambe
Jeff Spires
Dana Carroll
Travis Carroll
Dale Painter
David Huskey
Dewey Sanders
Mac Metts
Briar Patch Lane
Hatcher
Byron
E. Neely
Grace United Methodist Church
James C Adams
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Neely
Yazoo City
Mississippi
Sears and Roebud
Richard Smith
Billy Thurmond
Carolina Avenue
Grace United Methodist Church Building Fund
Georgia Avenue
Stephen D. Posey
Poseyfuneralhome.com
Funeral Services Today For Several Local Residents
Annie L. Littlejohn Abney funeral at 1 pm in Second Baa rd Willett Watford’s care at Shellhouse Funeral Home Chapel. Anthony Ferrara Jr. service at 10 am at Cedar Creek Church. Margaret Metts service at 11 am at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Byron E. Neely service at 10 am at United Methodist Church. Deborah Rush ton service at 3 pm in Chapel of Napier Funeral Home. William Sharpton service at 11 am at Old Piney Grove Baptist Church.
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Annie L. Littlejohn Abney
Second Baard Willett
Watford
Shellhouse Funeral Home Chapel
Anthony “Tony
Joseph Ferrara Jr
Cedar Creek Church
Margaret
Maggie” Rhoden Metts
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Byron E. Neely
United Methodist Church
Deborah McGee Rushton
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
William Sharpton
Old Piney Grove Baptist Church
Funeral service for Deborah M Rushton in Vaucluse South Carolina
The funeral for Deborah McGee Rushton wife of Horace Bubba Rushton and daughter of Adam and Carrie McGee will be held Saturday July 22 2006 at 3 00 p m in the Napier Funeral Home Chapel. Rev Bruce Fox Rev James Wiley Rev Derrick Cutter and Rev W H Bryant will officiate. The procession will depart the funeral home after the service for interment at Gunter Family Cemetery Batesburg. The family will receive friends Friday July 21 2006 from 7 00 to 9 00 p m at Napier Funeral Home Graniteville South Carolina.
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Vaucluse
Deborah McGee Rushton
S.C
Horace “Bubba” Rushton
Gunter Family
Batesburg
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Virginia killer Hedrick electrocuted for rape and murder
Brandon Hedrick, 27, was executed by electric chair at Greensville Correctional Center after the U S Supreme Court denied appeals and Gov Kaine refused clemency. He was convicted of raping and killing 23 year old Lisa Crider in Appomattox County in 1997, after abducting her with Trevor Jones.
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Arratt
Nother
United States
Brandon Hedrick
Greensville
U.S. Supreme Court
Timothy M. Kaine
Jesus Christ
Hedrick
Hed
Rick
Headrick
Virginia
Earl Bramblett
Roanoke
Robert Lee
Lee
JS. Supreme Court
Hedricks
Lisa Crider
Appomattox County
Trevor Jones
Crider
Lynchburg
Jones
James River
Survey shows 1 in 4 would ignore hurricane evacuations
Harvard survey of 2,029 adults in Gulf Coast states finds 25 percent would defy orders. Reasons include belief home is sturdy, crowded roads, and evacuation danger. Naysayers doubt rescue availability after storms, amid reminders from Katrina's devastation.
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Atlanta
Harvard University
Robert Blendon
Harvard Health Policy
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Brendon
Iit
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
New Orleans
Tome
Browns captain Galen Fiss dies at 75 in Kansas
Galen Fiss, longtime Cleveland Browns captain and 1964 NFL champion, died Monday at Menorah Medical Center near Leawood Kansas. The 75 year old linebacker, a six year captain and two time Pro Bowler, played 1956 to 1966 for the Browns after a Kansas draft in 1953 and a stint in the Air Force. He left baseball for football when coach Paul Brown offered more money.
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Cleveland
Galen Fis
Cleveland Browns
Dem Smith
Roper Maris
Fiss
Menorah Medical Center
Oveland Park
Kan
Leawood
Baltimore Colts
Browns
Kansas
Air Force
Paul Brown
Hospital to provide communication for deaf patients
McLeod Regional Medical Center in Columbia South Carolina settled a federal complaint over denying interpreters to deaf patients. The hospital will offer sign language interpreters or other communication methods, maintain a text telephone line, post notice of free interpreters, train staff, and file compliance reports with the Justice Department.
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Columbia
Florence
McLeod Regional Medical Center
Pete Cantrell
Protection and Advocacy For
People With Disabilities Inc
Cantrell
Advo
Cacy Group
U.S. Justice Department
McLeod
Justice Department
Marie Segars
South Carolina
Gloria Prevost
Obituary Notice Submission Policy At Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices free of charge up to 16 lines per day with notices submitted by funeral homes. Submissions are edited for deadlines and must be received by 7 p.m. daily. For more information call 648 2311.
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Bob” Malone
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Irwin Redlener
Columbia University
National Center For Disaster Preparedness
Harvard Urveraty
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Cleveland Brown
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