Obituaries Continue With Multiple Surviving Family Members
Obituary notices list survivors including spouse Claudia Syms Saxon and four daughters in Waynesboro and surrounding areas. Funeral arrangements are handled by DeLoach Funeral Home. Additional obituaries cover Lottie Small Turner of Williston and Henry Lee Josey of Kite with church affiliations, military service, and local burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Jarvis
Savannah
Doris Collins
McBean
Lois Arthur
Millen
DeLoach Funeral Home
Waynesboro
Graveside rites set for Catherine Floyd Stonestreet Graniteville
Graveside services were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Graniteville Cemetery for Catherine Rutledge Floyd Stonestreet a Graniteville native and homemaker who died Saturday. Survivors include daughter Barbara Martin and siblings in Atlanta Miami Notasulga and St Petersburg. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Friends may call at the residence funeral home. New Ellenton Mayor Herman Eugene Whitman dies in Richmond County hospital at 50. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at St Paul United Methodist Church with Masonic rites burial in church cemetery. He helped build city hall and youth sports facilities and worked for Du Pont. Survivors include widow Peggy Whitman son Darryl Eugene Whitman mother and siblings. Memorials to St Paul United Methodist Church. The family will receive friends at Stephen D. Posey Funeral Home or residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Lottie Small Turner
Folk Funeral Home
Williston
Ted
Mount Beaulah Baptist Church
Windsor
Kite
Henry Lee Josey
Pennie J. Hatcher
Clearwater
Woodrow Josey
Bath
Faith Baptist Church
Arthur Conley
Woodrow Beasley
Kite City Cemetery
Josey
Laurens County
Johnson County
Pauline Claxton Josey
Neline Farmer
Milledgeville
Bernice J. Edgar
Winder
Homer Clay Josey
Tallahassee
Fla. Hunnicutt
North Augusta
Sadie Louise DeLaughter
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Roger Sharrock
DeLaughter
Richmond County
Edgefield County
Red Hill
Graniteville
Catherine Rutledge
Floyd Stonestreet
John Culp
Stonestreet
Trolley Line Road
Florida
Barbara Martin
Helen Rutledge
Atlanta
Margaret Kent
Black Mountain
N.C
Harry Rutledge
Miami
Ed. McClender
St. Petersburg
American Cancer Society
Chesterfield St
Aiken
Herman Eugene Whitman
Whitman
Forest Circle
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Henry M. Thomson
Charles Polk
Mr. Whitman
Notasulga
Ala
St. Paul
Ellenton City Hall
Peggy Jean Whitman
Darryl Eugene Whitman
Buena Chitwood
Thomas A. Whitman
Ters
Phyllis Ledbetter
Martha Dawson
Auburn
Maine St. S.W
Stephen D. Posey Funeral Home
Obituary: Virdie Weaver 67 of Aiken County
Virdie Weaver died Saturday at his residence aged 67 living at 318 McCormick St SE in Aiken County He was a native of Aiken County and a member of Oakwood Baptist Church Funeral arrangements will be announced by Cheatham Brighthorp Mortuary Byrda Weaver and Mary Williams are among a large family including adopted daughter Jessie Mae Johnson five sons James Willie Leroy John all of Aiken two sisters Essie Mae Bush Gladys Cullum and a brother John
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Virdie Weaver
Mr. Weaver
McCormick St. S.E
Cheatham-Brighthorp Mortuary
Weaver
Aiken County
Oakwood Baptist Church
Byrda Weaver
Mary Williams
Aiken
Jessie Mae Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
James Weaver
Jamaica
N.Y
Willie Weaver
Wallace Weaver
Leroy Weaver
John Weaver
Essie Mae Bush
St. Augustine
Fla
Gladys Cullum
John
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Lottie Turner
Henry Lee
Edna W. Rollison
South Congaree
Edna Wooten Rollison
Thompson Funeral Home
West Columbia
Carl Voges
J.E. Jeffcoat
Langley Cemetery
Langley
Rollison
Ane Drive
Richland County
Lexington Unty
Earnest Rollison
Connie Wooten Stevens
Pelion
June Wooten Sauvion
Elgin
Herry Rollison
Gaston
Sadie DeLaughter
Catherine Stonestreet
Herman E. Whitman
Mead Hall
L.V. Kosinski
MasterCard
Durango
Uniroyal
Kmart
Monro-matic
Mmfr
Mercury
Omni
Horizon
iMacPherson
OWT
Aiken SC
Gordon Hwy
Aiken Store
Motorvator
U.S
PT Amle At
Iqusta
Washington Roller
SUN
Juneffer
McCalls- Butterick
VOGUE
Washington Rd
Columbia Rd
Augusta Martinez
Laurens St. Aiken
Uptown
Bossons Heads
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