Deaths and Funerals in Aiken and Surrounding Areas
Notices detail funeral arrangements and obituaries for Myrtis Bledsoe Cato Lizzie Mae Curry Olive Edna Medlock Marys and other residents. Services listed at Napier Jackson Brooks George George Hatcher and Williston funeral homes with dates June 2004 and locations including Warrenville Aiken Montmorenci and Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bledsoe Cato
Warrenville
Myrtis Bledsoe Cato
Napier Funeral Home
WC. Lowe
Main St
Graniteville
Lizzie Mae Curry
Aldrich St
Apt
Aiken
University Hospital
Augusta
Old Rosemary Baptist Church
Montmorenci
Church
Curry
Daniel Curry
Nona
Matthew Sr
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Marilyn P. Flanagan
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic
Krystal Johnson
Old Storm Branch Baptist
Timothy P. Rybicki
Hatcher Funeral Home
Robert Prescott Atkinson
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
April Christine “Christy” Timmons Drummond
Warrenville Church of Christ
Olive Edna Medlock
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
South Carolina
George Funeral Homes
Downtown Chapel
Park Ave
Lenzy Pope Jr
Old Bell Road
Oakwood Baptist Church
Wesley Guyton
Mr. Pope
Mable Pope
N.Y
Lillie Mae Pope
LaShanda Pope
Retha Abney
Jeremiah Pope
Jerome Pope
Labertha Price
Louise Cannon
Earnestine Jenkins
Betty Thurmond
Clarence Pope
Robert Richardson
Jackson-Brooks
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Daisy Bell Gill Stallings
Morton Drive
Stallings
Aiken County
Montmorenci Missionary Baptist Church
Sheriff’s Department
Debra
Calvin) James
Rosa
Frank) Robinson
Carrie
Thomas) Davis
Philadelphia
Addie Hyman
Teaneck
N.J
Betty Wilson
Lillie Rosser
Washington Circle
G.L. Brightharp
Obituary Notice Policy Summary for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free per notice, including headline. Submissions are by funeral homes and subject to editing for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. charges apply for additional lines. For details call 648-2311.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aiken Standard
Italian film star Nino Manfredi dies at 83
Italian government announces that Nino Manfredi died Friday after a stroke he suffered months earlier. The 83 year old actor appeared in more than 100 productions across a 54 year career, starring in films such as Bread and Chocolate and We All Loved Each Other So Much and delighting audiences as Geppetto on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Nino Manfredi
Manfredi
Straziami
Risi
Luigi Magni
Geppetto
Monastery helps state secure 10700 acre land tract
About 250 people gathered to dedicate the 10,700 acre Bonneau Ferry tract between Moncks Corner and Charleston. The state and Conservation Fund bought it from MeadWestvaco for 47 million dollars with a private conservation easement donated by neighboring Mepkin Abbey. The purchase secures riverfront land, timber, rice fields, historic markers and habitat for red cockaded woodpeckers and bald eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordesville
Cooper River
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
D-S.c
Mark Sanford
U.S
Henry Brown
R-S.c
Bonneau Ferry
Father Francis Kline
Rome
Kline
Charleston
Baryshnikov Stars European Opera-Style Play at Spoleto
In Charleston at Spoleto Festival U S A, Mikhail Baryshnikov leads a European sensibility piece about religious oppression in a Stalinist Soviet setting. The doctor and patient story blends text and movement with music from Georgian folk to Shostakovich across 17 performances through June 13 before moving to Lincoln Center in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Soviet Union
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Central
Europe
U.S.A
Guthrie Thea
Minneapolis
Baryshnikov
Lincoln Center
New York
Rezo Gabradze
Cuba
Festival
Nigel Redden
Greece
Germany
Pilar’ Witherspoon
Gabriadze
Prosecutor blasts incumbent sheriff in Union County race
Union County prosecutor Tommy Pope criticizes Sheriff Howard Wells citing an oppressive workplace climate that hinders innovation. Both men rose to office in 1992, with Wells seeking a fourth term and facing a Democratic primary challenge from three veterans. Pope accuses Wells of ego-driven media focus during the Susan Smith case and endorses Lt. Fred Die Gault for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Union County
Susan Smith
Howard Wells
Tommy Pope
Wells
Pope
Smith
John D. Long Lake
Freddie Gault
Union Public Safety
Man Convicted in Greer Dragway Shooting Case
Anderson man Randy Lee Johnson, 31, was found guilty by a Spartanburg County jury of voluntary manslaughter for a June 2002 shooting at the Greer Dragway that injured two pedestrians and led to a flight from the scene. He received 24 years for manslaughter and one year on related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lower
Trinity Lutheran Home
Aiken
Chambersburg
Elsie B
Albert C. Shuck
Pi Beta Phi
Dickinson College
James K. Lower
DuPont
Savannah River
Betty
Aiken County
Jim Lower
Mary Virginia Shuck Davidson
Susan Kunze
Charles
Savannah
Kathleen Lower
Atlanta
Trinity Lutheran
Laurens Street
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Spartanburg
Anderson
Greer
Spartanburg County
Randy Lee Johnson
Johnson
Derham Cole
Gervis Richardson
Iva
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Elizabeth Shuck Lower
Capitol Heights
Maryland
Edna Mineburg Litz
Roy Courtney Litz
Vere Clements
US Navy
San Diego
California
Frank Medlock
Dolores Ann Medlock
John Graham
Langley
Washington
Robert
Theresa Medlock
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marie Lomax
Edgewater
Joseph Clements
Oceanside
GeorgeFuneral. Homes.com
Williston
Felix A. Pressie
Barnwell County Hospital
Fairmont Baptist Church
Halford Street
Nathaniel Odom
Reather Kennedy
Philice Young
Robert Cuthbertson
Lois Ashley
Church of Christ
Simmons Funeral Home
USMC
Sunset Memorial Gardens
U.S. Hwy. No. 1
Daisy Bell Stallings
Medlock
Ors HK
Pine Log Road
Shellhouse
Mead Westvaco
John Luke
Hollings
Sanford
State House
Spoleto
Greer Dragway
Willar H. Hightower
County Council
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