Deaths and funerals in Aiken area
Notice of multiple deaths and funeral arrangements in Aiken South Carolina. R Buckles 69 died June 14 2008 at Mattie C Hall Health Care Center. James Gilson 68 of Wire Road died June 14 2008 with private services. Helen S Pens died June 14 2000 with funeral at George Funeral Homes. Service times and locations listed including Alpha A Smith and Dr Kyle Walker.
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R. Buckles
Irs
Mary Evelyn Reeves Buckles
Billy Kirby Buckles
Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center
Shelhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Aiken
James Gilson
Wire Road
Brattleboro
Gilson
US Air Force
Ida Young Gilson
Tami Gilson
Navarre
Fla
Shirley Wicker
Waynesville
James Foster
Randy Gilson
Springhilla
Kenneth Holden
Martha Root
Ruth Laflan
Virginia Prot
William Gibson Jr
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Helen S. Pens
Aud Pens
Alpha A. Smith
Friendship Baptist Church
Kyle Walker
Winnsboro
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Mrs Maren Sundberg, widow of Robert Sundberg, dies in Charlotte
Maren Sargent Sundberg widow of Robert Judson Lee Sundberg died Friday June 13 2003 at her son's residence in Charlotte North Carolina. Funeral arrangements were announced by Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home located at 715 East Pine Log Road in Aiken.
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Maren S
Maren Sargent Sundberg
Robert Judson Lee Sundberg
Charlotte
N.C
Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log
Aiken
Obituary Notices Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard prints daily obituary notices up to 16 lines free. Submissions come from funeral homes and are edited for style. Deadline is 9 00 each day and call 648-2311 for details and charges.
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Aiken Standard
Deaths Elsewhere Robert Bowling and Dr Robert A Good
Two obituary items present. Retired Monsignor Robert Bowling died at 75 in Reno after a long illness following a settlement in Louisville related to alleged priest abuse cases. Dr Robert A Good, 81, pioneer of modern immunology, died in St Petersburg after landmark 1968 bone marrow transplant at Minnesota.
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Robert Bowling
Reno
Nev
Archdiocese of
Louisville
Bowling
St. Therese the Little Flower
Holy Cross
Kentucky
Robert A. Good
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Good
Ann Miller
All Children’s Hospital
University of Minnesota
Welcome Home Dallas Cutter Docks in North Charleston
About 300 people welcomed the Coast Guard Cutter Dallas on its return to the old Navy base in North Charleston after a four month deployment. Crew of about 200. families waved banners as fire trucks hoisted an American flag. The Dallas had patrolled the Mediterranean and escorted carriers beyond the Suez Canal.
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North Charleston
U.S. ‘Coast Guard
Dallas
Coast Guard
Charleston
Michael Wiggins
Spencer Wiggins
Mobile
Ala
Suez Canal
Craig Jones
Manning
Alson Cox
Robert Cox
Iraq
Army recruits civilians into Special Forces style program
The Army is selectively recruiting civilians for an unconventional warfare program to train them into Green Berets in about two years. Spokeswoman Leslie Ann Sully says many recruits are qualifying, and the effort aims to boost Special Forces numbers amid higher demand after 9 11.
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Columbia
Bosnia
Afghanistan
Iraq
Army
Leslie Ann Sully
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Sully
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Gary Kolb
Army Special Forces Command
Fort Bragg
N.C
Kevin Byrnes
Byrnes
Rock Hill residents upset by census area name change
In Rock Hill South Carolina locals protest the US Census Bureau shift of the Charlotte metropolitan area name to Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord. Officials fear dropping Rock Hill from the MSA could lower city visibility though Rock Hill York County remain in the six county metro. City Manager Carey Smith notes misperceptions may treat the MSA as entirely North Carolina.
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Rock Hill
Charlotte
N.C
York County
Federal Office of Management and Budget
Concord
Marc Perry
Oncord
Charlotte-Gastonia- Concord
South Carolina
Carey Smith
North Carolina
BMW to build X5 successor in South Carolina plant
BMW executive Norbert Reithofer said the Greer South Carolina plant will grow to support expanding production and US sales, though he refused to specify a timeline for the new model. He noted the company is in a real planning phase and will expand the plant.
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Gitebnville
BMW
South Carolina
Norbert Reithofer
Reithofer
Canada
Dday Auto Race
Greer
United States
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George Funeral Homes
Kevin Thompston
Chuck Graham
Alan Foreman
Sammy Easter
Geoff Penland
Franklin Legare
Keith Fraley
Sunset Memory Gardens
Penland
Hayesville
Richard James Smith Sr
Christine Davis Smith
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Helen
Good Hope Baptists Church
Eastern Star
Richard Penland
Patricia Anne Rogers
Audrey Graham
Martha Perry Entrekin
Richard James Smith Jr
American Cancer Society
GeorgeFuneralHomes.com
Downtown Chapel
Park Ave
Helen S. Penland
Fast Pine Log Road
Ken
Shellhouse
Napier Funeral Home
Cutter
Norfolk
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
Mediterranean Sea
Sonya Strickland
Clinton
Lucas ‘Vaquez.Cruz
Strickland
Lucas
Susanne M. Schafer
Sociated Press
Fort Knox
Kolb
Clinton DeVoe
Wilm
Ington
University of South Carolina
Green Berets
Clint DeVoe
Wilmington
Nathan Tuten
Cumbee Funeral Home
Aiken County
Saluda County
David P Farr
East Main Street
Ridge Spring
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