Deaths and Funerals notices from Graniteville and surrounding areas
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices for Margaret Boatwright Ernest Jackson Jr Howard Grice Charles Hicks James Lewallen Emmabelle Scarboro Jane Shedd and others. Details include home addresses, service times, funeral homes George Hatcher Elliott Sons Republican Baptist Church Mt Vernon Christian Church Cemetery and memorials to local hospitals and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jackson Jr
Graniteville
Cherry Lane
Valley Fair Baptist Church
Ronald Coleman
Graniteville Community Cemetery
Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
Aiken
Howard W. Grice
West
Columbia
Howard William Grice
George Funeral Homes
Dave Phillips
Scott
Mr. Grice
Joan Bonnette Grice
Providence Hospital
Columia
Aiken County
Olin Leon
Myrtis Scott Grice
West Columbia
Darien Baptist Church
Servce
South Carolina Highway Department
South Congaree
James F. Lewallen
Edgefield
James Franklin Lewallen
Freida Caldwell Lewallen
Pintail Lane
Terry Morgan
Elizabeth Jones
Michael Lewallen
Leon Lewallen
Republican Baptist Church
Republican Road
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Emmabelle C. Scarboro
Emmabelle Oldacre Scarboro
Millbrook Baptist
Highway 1
Jane C. Shedd
Jane Cook Shedd
Pride Ave
Henry Cook
Paul Shedd
David Shedd
Megan Shedd
Alex Shedd
Caleb Shedd
Allyson Shedd
Shedd
Monroe
Henry
Francis Cooper Cook
Veterans Administration Medical Center
University Hospital
Lakeside Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon Christian Church
John George
Jerome Berenidsen
Mt. Vernion Christian Church
US. Highway 1
Willie M. Harrison
Wagener
Antioch Bible-Way
Valley Fair
Republian
Deaths in Brief Yehuda Milo and Roberto Rocca
Jerusalem veteran diplomat Yehuda Milo died at 63 after a long cancer battle. Born 193? Milo served in Bonn London UN and Ankara with final post as ambassador to Rome from 1995 to 2001. In Rome Argentina businessman Roberto Rocca longtime Techint figure died at 81. he expanded Techint after 1978 and was honored for defending local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yehuda Milo
Jerusalem
Italy
Foreign Ministry
Palestine
Milo
Israel
Foreign Service
Bonn
London
United Nations
Ankara
Rome
Roberto Rocca
Techint Construction and Engineering Holding Company
Argentina
Rocca
Techint
Agostino Rocca
Latin America
Europe
Middle East
Africa
David Brinkley Dies at 82 Pioneering NBC News Anchor
David Brinkley, celebrated NBC Nightly News co anchor and This Week host, died at 82. Born July 10 1920 in Wilmington North Carolina he rose from Upstate presses to CBS radio then NBC News in Washington where he partnered with Chet Huntley. He helped launch television’s first camera era and shaped presidential coverage and political talk shows. His career included co anchoring NBC Nightly News with Chancellor and later joining ABC News. He left This Week amid controversy but remained a commentator and public figure. He was married twice and fathered four children including Alan and Joel Brinkley both noted in journalism and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Brinkley
Wilmington
University of North Carolina
Vanderbilt University
United Press Syndicate
Washington, D.C
CBS News
NBC News
White House
NBC
Brinkley
Washington
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Huntley
NBC Nightly News
John Chancellor
CBS Evening ‘News
ABC ‘News
ABC
Presdent
Clinton
Ann
Susan Benfer
Alan
Joel
Obituary Notice Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists guidelines for obituary notices published daily up to 16 lines free of charge. Notices may be edited for style and must be submitted by a funeral home with deadline at 9:00 p.m. each day and a contact number 648 2311 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aiken Standard
Gregory Peck Dies at 87 Oscar Winner Known for Atticus Finch
Gregory Peck, renowned for To Kill a Mockingbird and other era films, died at 87 in Los Angeles with wife Veronique by his side. Spokesman Monroe Friedman said he passed around 4 a.m. after a long career marked by integrity and diverse roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Peck
Finch
Los Angeles
Abraham
Lincoln
Josef Mengele
Veronique
Peck
Monroe Friedman
Mengele
Brazil
Horatio Hornblower
Harper Lee
Atticus Finch
Diack
Kirk Douglas
Eck
Steven Spielberg
Hollywood
American Film Institute
Friedman
Hollywood Art Camp Delights Kids With Messy Creations
Children at the Aiken Center for the Arts summer art camp embrace messiness while crafting reptiles and magical items inspired by Harry Potter. Camp director Brenda Sleasman notes extended hours for rising first through fourth graders with 9:30 am to 2:30 pm and 12:30 to 2:30 pm sessions. fees range 75 to 185 dollars, covering all materials. An Aug 2 premiere party will exhibit their work, with contact Bethany Fuller for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Arts
Aiken Center For the Arts
Brenda Sleasman
Center of the Arts
Diana Darr
Summer Priester
Tacoa Allee
Annie-Marie Hall
Darr
Priester
Brandon Sleasman
Center For the Arts
Bethany Fuller
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Rantrevine
Margaret Boatwright
Joy St
Judy Price
Chapin
Susan Grice
Guy Grice
Pelion
Chapel of Redemption
Platt Springs Road
Lexington
S.C
Georgefuneral‘homes
Park Ave
Charles G. Hicks
Grovetown
Houston
Texas
Mr. Hicks
DuPont Co
Savannah River
DuPont
Hanford
Wash
SRS
Nancy Coursey
Mike
Martinez
Tis
Alliam C. Mathews
William Ottis Mathews
Grandmothers Place
Teville
Jack Orr
Deborah Rice Orr
Bristol Drive
Lord
David Orr
Robert Howard
Pat Howard
Chris Howard
Sue Wells
Lisa Orr
Sherri Seay
Curtis Orr
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Pickens
Robert W. Stow
Robert Wendell Stow
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Rockmart
Greenville Shriners Children Hospital
West Farris Road
Greenville
Hayne Ave
Pine Log Road
South Carolina
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Shellhouse
Frazier
Associated Press
Ence
Chet Huntley
CBS Plus
Cumbee Funeral
Saluda County
David P Farr
East Main Street
Ridge Spring
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
Motion Picture and Television Fund
American Cancer Society
National Endowment For the Arts
Greta
Jonathan
Stephen
Carey Jonathan
Veronique Passani
Paris
Anthony
Cecilia
Bethany
Taena Aloe
Annie-Mate Hal
Holywood Vt
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