Deaths and Funerals in Georgia and South Carolina
Malcolm Eugene Brodie 60 of Tifton died May 31 2002 at Archibald Memorial Hospital Thomasville. Graveside services at Tabernacle Baptist Church Cemetery Kitchings Mill. he was Macon Hall of Fame 2002 and Georgia Coach of the Year 1975 and 1983. Survivors include wife Glenda daughters Gena and Stacey son Malcolm Jr and others. Memorial gifts to Gene Brodie Athletic Memorial Scholarship Fund. Blizzard Funeral Home Wagener. Philip E Frew 82 of Aiken died May 31 2002 at VA Medical Center Augusta. Graveside services private under George Funeral Homes. Visitation today at funeral home. Memorials to Aiken County SPCA. Lester Howington 88 of New Ellenton died May 31 2002. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday at Shellhouse Funeral Home. burial Bethany Cemetery. Survivors include three children and grandchildren. Connie Jackson 41 of Aiken died June 1 2002. Funeral arrangements by GL Brightop & Sons Mortuary. Freddie McDougal 59 of Aiken died June 1 2002. funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Shellhouse Funeral Home. Lorraine S Minton 87 of Hendersonville NC died February 25 2002. memorial service June 12 Covenant Presbyterian Church Hendersonville. Clonzie Bell Pope 92 of Aiken died May 31 2002. funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Randall Branch Baptist Church. Betty Jean Williams 69 of Bath died June 2 2002. arrangements by Hatcher Funeral Home Langley.
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Malcolm Brodie
Tifton
Malcolm Eugene Brodie
Jacob Hall Road
Archibald
Macon
Georgia Athetic Director’s Association
Brodie
Georgia
Central Chargers
Tift County Blue Devils
Glenda “Ginger” Brodie
Malcolm Brooks Brodie
Gena Brodie
Palm Coast
Fla
Stacey Brodie Cooper
Muriel Brodie
Luling
Barbara Brodie Murphy
Eutanville
Charles Bradford Brodie
Aiken
Brodie Cooper
Gene Brodie
c/o South Georgia Bank
Dale McGriff
West Second St
Blizzard Funeral Home
S. Main St
Wagener
Philip E. Frew
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Aiken County
SPCA
Frew
VA Medical Center
Downtown
Augusta
Brazil
Pete & Nellie (Hardesty) Frew
Rockville
DuPont Co
Newport
Savannah River
Sue (Gerdink) Frew
New Ellenton
Lester Watson Howington
Pamela Ave
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Rick Rogers
Bethany Cemetery
Howington
DuPont, Srp
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church
Carol Howington Tucker
Millard Howington
Ted Howington
Hayne Ave
GL. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Jackson
Randall Branch
Cherokee St
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
Lorraine S. Minton
Hendersonville
N.C
Lorraine $. Minton
Carolina Village Health Center
Covenant Presby ‘Erian Church
Kanuga Road
Jim Phillis
Shuler Funeral Home
Orr’s Camp Road
Clonzie Bell
Pope
Chesterfield St
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Randall Branch Baptist Church
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Obituary Submission Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard prints obituary notices with up to 16 lines free on first run. Additional lines incur a fee and notices are edited for style. Funeral homes submit information. deadlines are 8 15 a.m. weekdays and 7 30 p.m. weekends. Call 648 2311 for details.
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Aiken Standard
American journalist Flora Lewis dies in Paris at 79
Flora Lewis, American columnist and foreign affairs analyst, died of cancer at her Paris home at age 79. Born 1922 in Los Angeles, she reported for AP, The Washington Post, and the New York Times among others, covering Cold War Europe and Middle East conflicts. Survived by son Lindsey and daughter Kerry. another daughter Sheila predeceased her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Lewis
Paris
Lewis
New York Times
the Times
Associated Press
Washington Post
International Herald Tribune
Europe
Middle East
Vietnam
New York Times Syndicate
Los Angeles
University of California At
Columbia University
Journalism
the Times Said
New York
London
Agency
Lindsey
Kerry
Sheila
Teens ignore sun safety despite cancer risk
A Boston University study reports that only about a third of 10,079 youths aged 12 to 18 used sunscreen regularly last summer and nearly 10 percent used tanning beds. Girls showed higher sunscreen use but more tanning and sunburn. authors urge stronger national campaigns to curb teen sun exposure.
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Chicago
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
American Cancer Society
Boston University
Alan Geller
Pediatrics
Geller
Alexandra Tomlinson
Detroit
Tomlinson
Martin Weinstock
Brown University
Weinstock
National Institutes of Health
The
CDC
Association of ‘Teachers of Preventive Medicine
Memphis Medical Examiner Attacked and Bound With Wire
Memphis medical examiner C C Smith was attacked as he left the Shelby County Forensic Center, overpowered, and bound with barbed wire. A chemical was thrown in his face and a device bound to his body did not explode. The bomb squad freed him two and a half hours later. he suffered minor injuries. The device was sent to an Atlanta lab for analysis. Authorities noted a similar crude bomb was found in March at the center. Atf Memphis is analyzing whether the device could have functioned. Workman murder threats referenced in tip line notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
C.C. Smith
Shelby County Regional Forensic Center
Smith
Bob Wright
Atlanta
US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Gene Marquez
ATF
Wright
Philip Workman
Workman
Two Die In Boating Crash On Lake Wylie
York County coroner says the driver of a personal watercraft had three times the legal blood alcohol level when it struck a fishing boat. John Thomas Jacobs of Tega Cay and passenger Elizabeth Reid, 21, of Charlotte, drowned. A second passenger, Kelley Williams of Charlotte, was in critical condition. State Natural Resources investigates. no lights on watercraft and night operation prohibited.
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Lake Wylie
York County
Doug McKown
John ‘Thomas
James” Jacobs
Tega Cay
Elizabeth Reid
Charlotte
McKown
Kelley Williams
Criti
Cal
Carolinas Medical Center
State Natural Resources Department
Health issues highlight CBC meeting in Charleston
Black members of Congress will convene in Charleston for the Congressional Black Caucus Institute to discuss minority health issues. Rep. James E. Clyburn will host the event, aiming to gather personal experiences from minority communities and activists to propose improvements to health care in South Carolina and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Black Caucus
Charleston
Congress
Congressional
Caucs
James E. Clyburn
D-S.c
CBC Institute
South Carolina
United States
Clyburn
Lions get new home at park
At Hollywild Animal Park in Inman three lions Aslyn Shotzie and Tiara now live in a new 25 foot long concrete den with underground sections and a soil mound for sleeping The display opens after a nine week construction begun in March funded by Christmas donations totaling 16000 to 18000 plus self funded design and equipment costs under 20000 Park plans a private facility next year to house three gorillas and features more natural space for the animals and visitors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
Hollywild
Aslyn
Shotzie
Tiara
David Meeks
Meeks
Food Lion
Fidelity National Bank
David Copperfield
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Rudolph Burckhalter
Barnwell
Folk Funeral
Lester Howington
Shellhouse Funeral
Freddie McDougal
Clonzie Pope
Connie Jackson
Connie Frances Jackson
Cumberland Lane
Freddie Lee McDougal
McDougal Road
Mark Miller
Richard McDuffie
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Barry McDougal
Joey McDougal
Buddie Atkinson
J.T. Barker
Mickey ‘Tomlinson
Tomlin
St. Joseph Hospice
Ver Bluff
Betty Jean Williams
Bath
Hatcher Funeral Home
Hwy. 1
Langey
Napier Funeral Home Street Funeral Director
Finerce Son
Carina
Shellhouse
CBC Environmental Justice Braintrust
David Rivers
Lions
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