Deaths and Funerals Jerry D. Wilkins Aiken SC
Jerry D Wilkins 58 beloved husband of Brenda Barnes Wilkins died July 21 2015 at his residence Aiken native and lifelong resident son of Gale Dudley Wilkins and the late Herbert I Wilkins employed at SCEG for 34 years He enjoyed being a lineman hunting and fishing member of Cedar Creek Church Surviving wife mother son daughter sisters in laws and other relatives memorial service July 26 2015 at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home with Rev Phillip Lee officiating Memorials may be directed to Augusta Warrior Project and Langley First Baptist Church Pallbearers listed Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens Graniteville Memorials to Carly Prosser Fund Langley First Baptist Church.
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Jerry D. Wilkins Aiken
Jerry D. Wilkins
Brenda Barnes Wilkins
Aiken
Jerry
Gale Dudley Wilkins
Herbert I. Wilkins
Sce&g
Cedar Creek Church
Brenda
Gale
Cody H. Wilkins
Paula L. Wilkins
Jeryl Peebles
Randy
Wilmington
Janice A. Wilkins
Jon Silverberg
Shellhouse — Rivers Funeral Home
Phillip Lee
Augusta Warrior Project
Augustawarriorproject
East Pine Log RD
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com
Jonell Gresham Smith longtime Langley resident dies
Jonell Gresham Smith 79 of Gloverville SC died July 21 2015. She was devoted to Langley First Baptist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. A native of Aiken County she retired after 33 years with Palmetto Federal Bank Regions. She is survived by son Keith Smith and Jeanene, siblings Patsy Morgan and the late G L Morgan and others. A Celebration of Life will be held July 24 2015 at Langley First Baptist Church.
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Jonell Gresham Smith
Gloverville
Clarence D. Smith
Aiken County
William and
Jonell Chappel Gresham
Langley First Baptist Church
Langley
Order of the Eastern Star
Clarence D
Keith
Edith Arthur
Billy Gresham
Emma Bates
Jason Smith
Heather
Shannon Pardue
James
Alison Smith
Sarah Smith
Ken Garvin
Roland Smith
Obituary notices archived at Aiken Standard site
Online obituaries appear on the Aiken Standard website. Readers can view memorials and tributes for local and regional individuals, with searchable listings and posted dates from current and past editions.
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Aiken Standard
Susan Reid Terry obituary notice in Aiken SC
Susan Reid Terry 57 wife of Dr Robert C Terry died Wednesday July 22 2015 at home in Aiken South Carolina Arrangements announced by Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC
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Aiken
Susan Reid Terry
Robert C. Terry
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Aiken, SC
Obituary Services Noted For July Dates In Local Churches
Funeral notices list services from Thursday through Saturday for Otto D Kaney Jr Annie Lona Glisson Redd Nathan Washington David Ready George Kiersoe Jonell Smith at Napier Hatcher Young Storm Branch Langley Presbyterian First Baptist Memorial Baptist Trinity Laurens First Christian Church across Graniteville Langley and Langley locations.
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Otto D
Buddy’ Kaney Jr
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
Graniteville
Annie Lona Baughman Glisson Redd
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Nathaniel Washington
Young Storm Branch
David C. Ready
Napier Funeral Home
George R. Kiersoe
First Presbyterian Church
Jonell Gresham Smith
Langley First Baptist Church
E L Doctorow Remembered as Playful Yet Serious Writer
E L Doctorow died Tuesday at age 84 in New York. The author blended engaged citizenry with solitary invention, shaping political and literary history. His work stressed story as a knowledge system akin to the scientific method.
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New York
E.L. Doctorow
Doctorow
Federal charges upgrade Dylann Roof case to hate crimes
A federal grand jury indicted Dylann Roof on 33 counts including hate crimes and firearms violations for the June 17 Charleston Emanuel AME Church killings. Prosecutors say the attack was planned to be a notorious racial act targeting African-Americans, aiming to incite national tensions.
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Washington, D.C
Charleston
Dylann Roof
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Loretta Lynch
Roof
Justice Department
South Carolina
Lynch
Historic Church
W. Pil
Statehouse kindness amid Confederate flag protests in Columbia
Leroy Smith, head of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, helped a sweating man wearing a Nazi swastika shirt reach shelter on the Statehouse steps. The act occurred during dueling demonstrations linked to the flag removal, with tensions high after a Charleston church massacre and clashes between white supremacists and counterprotesters.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Leroy Smith
State Department of Public Safety
Smith
Associated Press
Statehouse
Loyal
White Knights of
The
KKK
Florida
New Black Panther Party
Charleston
Sen
Clementa Pinckney
National Socialist Movement
Susan Smith Exposes Tragic Plan In Letter To Paper
Susan Smith, now 43, writes that she did not plan to kill her sons but to end her own life, leaving a note explaining what happened. She was convicted in 1995 of abandoning her children in a car submerged at a Union County lake.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Susan Smith
Smith
Union County
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