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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2005
Page
8
Obituaries from Graniteville Columbia Gloverville and Martinez list Wilton Barton Evelyn Key and Charu Pande among the deceased. Visitation and services are announced with burial plans and memorials to Muscular Dystrophy Association.
A sequence of memorials and services is listed with times and locations. Emma Aretha Glaser, Jay B. Smith Funeral Home Maplewood Missouri at 10 30 a m. James Milhouse, Marshall's Funeral Home Suitland Maryland at 1 a m. Andrea S Reeves St Sebastian s By The Sea Episcopal Church Melbourne Beach Florida at 2 p m. Louise Glover Toney Culbert Branch Baptist Church Williston Florida at 2 p m Charu Chandra Pande Elliott Sons Funeral Home Martinez Georgia at 3 p m.
A funeral service for Roderick J. Charles McClain Jr is set for Sunday at 4 p.m. at Graniteville Cemetery, with burial following in the same grounds. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Roderick J. Charles McClain Jr. of Graniteville died June 9 2005 aged 62 and is survived by Jacqueline Strom McClain his wife three sons a daughter two sisters and nine grandchildren. A graveside service will be held June 12 at Graniteville Cemetery with Rev Ty Lochridge officiating. Friends may call June 11 at Napier Funeral Home.
Twenty five third grade teachers from across South Carolina joined a Drayton Hall excavation west of the Ashley River. They uncovered nails bricks and pottery while learning how archaeology enhances lessons on 18th century African-American life and the American Revolution. The dig with College of Charleston anthropology students and Charleston Museum archaeologists will run a week longer as finds are cleaned dated and analyzed over the coming year.
The Lewis Blackman Hospital Safety Act, born from Helen Haskell’s 2000 son’s death, mandates identification tags for resident doctors in hospitals. She hired lobbyists after years of effort. the bill passed without the governor’s signature, with officials citing potential cost concerns but possible reductions in medical errors.
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