Deaths and Funerals Memorial Notices
Obituary notices list several services with times and locations across multiple churches and funeral homes including Milton Shealy Funeral Home Chapel, Shell House Funeral Home, Old Storm Branch Baptist Church, Grace Brethren Church, Mt Olive Memorial Gardens, Sunset Memory Gardens, Almond Branch Baptist Church, Valley Fair Baptist Church, and Smith McCracken Funeral Home. Names include Victor Errol Beasley Glenn Willie Franklin Mary Etta Geter Sue Taylor Paul Bailey Huffman Carrie Nobles Johnnie W Perry and Willard Serfass Sr.
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Victor Errol Beasley
Milton Shealy
Glenn Willie Franklin
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Mary Etta Geter
Old Storm Branch Baptist
Sue Taylor
Grace Brethren Church
Veteran Bessette of Aiken 83 dies after WWII service
Roger L. Bessette 83 of Aiken died July 23 2004 at home under Hitchcock Hospice care. He served in World War II earning a Silver Star and Purple Heart. He leaves a wife four sons a daughter a brother two sisters 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Mass is July 28 at St Mary Help of Christians Church with Mt Calvary Cemetery burial. Memorials to Good Shepherd Foundation. George Funeral Homes Downtown Chapel in charge.
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Roger L. Bessette
Aiken
Hitchcock Hospice
Theresa
LaRose) Bessette
Bernard J. Bessette
Ronald A. Bessette
Lewiston
Maine
Dennis M. Bessette
West Burke
Jeffrey P. Bessette
Easley
Carol A. Zucca
Brownington
St. Johnsbury
U.S
Obituary Notice Policy for The Aiken Standard Listings
The Aiken Standard publishes up to sixteen lines of obituary notices free of charge on first appearance. Notices may be edited for style. Funeral homes submit information and may arrange additional lines for a fee.
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The
Aiken Standard
Tenenbaum Plans Week Visiting South Carolina During Convention
Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum will spend most of the Democratic National Convention week in South Carolina engaging with voters. She will attend a Boston breakfast with the state delegation then return to visit Lexington Clinton St Matthews Aiken Spartanburg Summerville Mount Pleasant. Rep. Jim Clyburn endorses her strategy while some SC delegates question visibility.
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Tenenbaum
Boston
Columbia
Inez Tenenbaum
South Carolina
Palmetto
Lexington
Clinton
St. Matthews
Aiken
Spartanburg
Summerville
Mount Pleasant
Jim Clyburn
Ds.c
Congress
Clyburn
Jim DeMint
U.S
Ernest “Fritz’ Hollings
Beverly Dianne Marshall
DeMint
Terry Sullivan
Sullivan
Joe Erwin
Democratic Party
Fritz Hollings
Volunteers Aid DNR Law Enforcement Efforts Across South Carolina
About 175 volunteer deputy officers support the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. They assist in enforcing wildlife laws, patrol historic sites, and boost coverage with 3,500 annual hours in the Charleston area. Volunteers train at the Criminal Justice Academy and recertify yearly, with some carrying firearms during patrols.
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Deja Roberson
Charleston
Tashari Meadows
Montgomery
Ala
Kiara Henry
Raleigh
N.C
Fountain Walk
South Carolina Aquarium
Carleston
State Department of Natural Resources
David Morris
Morris
Summerville
Wildlife Agency
Cpl
Lee Ellis
Department
Robert McCullough
DNR
Mead Westvaco
A Calhoun
Criminal Justice Academy
Gene Mauldin
South Carolina Bowhunters Association
Heid
Ellis
Charleston Harbor
Intracoastal Waterway
David
Groups push for S.C. tax credits
Political groups from outside South Carolina fund a push for a tuition tax credit bill. All Children Matter and LEAD have spent tens of thousands locally and plan to continue through the November elections and next year’s session. They cite school choice as a path to better education.
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Columbia
South Carolina
All Children Matter
Legislative Education Action Drive
LEAD
Washington, D.C
Sead
South Carolinians For
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Will Folks
J. Sam Daniels
Charlotte
Inmate Escape and Drowning Incidents Highlight South Carolina News
State Corrections officials report two inmates escaped Evans Correctional Institution after a gunfire clash with an officer and razor wire hurdles. Clemson student Christopher Karpik drowned when a boat ran over him on Lake Hartwell. Lawmakers push background checks for large retailers selling to children. Spartanburg hospital plans a temporary and then permanent replacement for its crashed medical helicopter, with re training for staff.
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Columbia
Evans Correctional Institution
Greenville
Clemson
Lake Hartwell
Christopher Karpik
Anderson
Spartanburg
Jimmy Greene
Interstate 26
Newberry County
Greene
Med-Trans
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Pine Log Road
Tenenbaur
Fountain of Youth
Natural Resources
Associated Press
the Post and Courier
Charleston.net
S.C
Marlboro Prison
Robert Fortener Diehl
Jonathan Melton
Marlboro County
Charlie Sheppard
Sheppard
Charlie Boseman
Karpik
Boseman
Chip Limehouse
Wal-Mart
Spartanburg Hospital
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