Deaths and Funerals Dorothy Hathcox Augusta GA 85
Dorothy Chalker Hathcox 85 died June 15 2015 at her residence. Native of Emmanuel County GA she retired from King Mill in 1992 lived in Langley then Augusta with daughter. Survived by three daughters a son ten grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren one great great grandchild. Visitation Thursday 6 to 8 pm Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home. Funeral Friday 10 am Bellevue Memorial Gardens Grovetown. Interment Bellevue Memorial Gardens. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home 715 East Pine Log Rd Aiken SC. Visit guestbook at ShellhouseRiversFuneralHome.com.
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Dorothy Chalker Hathcox
Augusta
Emmanuel County
Dorothy
John Franklin
Annie Perkins Chalker
King Mill
Langley
Sue Stacy
Thompson
Vickie Miles
Deidre Hathcox
Wallace Hathcox
Denver
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Bellevue Memorial Gardens
Grovetown
Shellhouse — Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log RD
Aiken, SC
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com
Dr Kenneth Owens obituary in Aiken South Carolina
Dr Kenneth Norwood Owens aged 91 died Tuesday June 16 2015 in Charleston South Carolina Funeral arrangements are pending with Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC End of notice notes service details will be announced by the funeral home.
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Kenneth Norwood Owens
Aiken
Charleston
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Aitken
Grady H Stokes dies at 78 in Aiken South Carolina
Grady Hugh Stokes 78 of Wise Creek Lane Aiken died Sunday morning June 14 2015 at Aiken Regional Medical Center. He was born in Jasper Georgia to Hillya and Alma Lambert Stokes and graduated from the University of Maryland with a business administration degree. A U S Air Force veteran he later held hospital administration roles including with the U S Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons and as executive director of the Catawba Medical Foundation in Hickory and vice president of Catawba Memorial Hospital. He also chaired the North Carolina Hospital Association in 1988. Memorial services are planned for Friday June 19 2015 at 11 00 at the Corner.
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Aiken
Grady Hugh Stokes
Wise Creek Lane
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Stokes
Jasper
Hillya Stokes
Alma Lambert Stokes
University of Maryland
U.S. Air Force
University of Alabama
U.S. Department of Justice
Bureau of Prisons
U.S. Penitentiary Hospital
Atlanta
Gordon Hospital
Calhoun
Haywood County Hospital
Catawba Medical Foundation
Hickory
Catawba Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Hospital Association
Jean Bacon Stokes
Obituary Notice Policy For Aiken Standard Listings
The Aiken Standard prints a daily obituary listing with up to ten lines free when first run. Additional lines incur a fee, and funeral homes supply details to be printed as provided. Notices must be submitted by 5 p.m. daily. contact 803-648-2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
Victoria Ann Brogden obituary in Aiken South Carolina
Victoria Ann Brogden 59 wife of Scott Steven Brogden died June 4 2015 at home from Lyme disease induced ALS She was born Chelsea Michigan to Victor Hanson and Dorothy Hudson A dedicated Jehovah Witness mother and wife Survivors include her husband daughter Jennifer Brogden son Caleb Brogden and her mother along with siblings A memorial service is set for June 20 2015 at 2:00 PM at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witnesses 4332 Whiskey Rd Aiken SC with a reception 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Houndslake Country Club Dogwood Room Funeral Home Inc is handling arrangements and a guest book is available online
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Aiken, SC
Victoria
Vickie” Ann Brogden
Scott Steven Brogden
Chelsea
Victor Hanson
Dorothy Hudson
Aiken
Jennifer Renee Brogden
Charleston
Caleb Micah Brogden
Columbia
Dorothy H. Hanson
Denver
Laurel Henderson
Dallas
Richard Hanson
Phoenix
Ronald Hanson
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness
Whiskey Rd
Houndslake Country Club
Dogwood
Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
Pine Log RD
Shellhousefuneralhome
Obituary notices for several individuals with service details
Services scheduled Thursday through Saturday for multiple individuals including Jimmy Lee Alexander Sr Dorothy Chalker Hathcock Grady H Stokes Meta Little Willis Frischkorn Cora Bunny Leopard Greenhill Margaret D Margie Brown Victoria Brogden. Services span Millers Funeral Home Chapel Shellhouse Rivers First Presbyterian Church Hatcher Funeral Home Cremation Langley Weston Masonic Cemetery Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witness.
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Jimmy Lee
Ash-Man
Alexander Sr
Miller’s Funeral Home
Meta Little Willis Frischkorn
First Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Cora “Bunny” Leopard Greenhill
Chapel of Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Margaret D
Margie” Brown
Weston Masonic Cemetery
Victoria Brogden
Kingdom Hall of Jehova’s Witness
Texas sculptor Jesus Morales dies in Jarrell crash
Texas sculptor and National Medal of Arts recipient Jesus Morales died in a Monday night crash on Interstate 35 in Jarrell. The Rockport resident, known for granite works, rear-ended a tractor-trailer. Morales died at the scene while the trucker was unhurt. Morales earned the 2008 National Medal of Arts from President Bush. His works include Lapstroke near MoMA in New York City and the Houston Police Officers Memorial.
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Texas
Jesus Morales
Texas Department of Public Safety
Morales
Austin
Interstate 35
Rockport
George W. Bush
Lapstroke
New York City
Museum of Modern Art
Houston Police Officers
Dallas Museum of Art
South Carolina GOP seeks more open presidential debates
South Carolina Republicans urged Fox News and the Republican National Committee to open the next presidential debate to all credible candidates. The letter, signed by 130 state GOP leaders including the lieutenant governor and House speaker, objects to a top 10 format as unfair to lesser known contenders and calls for two debates to showcase every credible candidate.
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Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Fox News
Republican National Committee
House
New Hampshire
Iowa
CNN
Henry McMaster
McMaster
Associated Press
Senate rejects bid to force roads debate in SC
South Carolina lawmakers failed to advance a long term roads funding plan as the Senate declined to consider the House backed bill. House Speaker Jay Lucas urged action while Senate leaders warned of delaying the state budget and criticized rushing a debate with no plan.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House
Senate
Harvey Peeler
Chamber
Jay Lucas
Hartsville
Larry Martin
Martin
R-Pickens
Haley
Department of Transportation
Todd Rutherford
Lawmakers Move Toward Budget Deal With Road Funds Boost
Legislators advanced a state budget plan providing about 300 million in new revenue. The Senate Finance Committee amended the supplemental bill redirecting 70.5 million to road repair, bringing county distribution to 216.4 million. The measure funds cash for part of Volvo’s Berke ley County plant and borrows 53 million for the rest. The full Senate will consider the bill Thursday, with conference negotiations resuming Friday. Both chambers already earmark 50 million for major highway projects.
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House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Volvo
Berkeley County
House OKs continuing resolution to fund government
The House approved a continuing resolution to keep federal agencies funded if no new budget is enacted by July 1, matching the Senate deadline of July 24. Senate President Pro Tem Hugh L. Leatherman urged conference leaders to work through the weekend to render the resolution moot.
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House
Senate
Hugh Leatherman
Conference Committee
South Carolina House approves Uber rides compromise
The South Carolina House passed a 96-2 vote on a compromise to allow Uber to operate past June, with a six-member panel shaping insurance and safety requirements. The Senate planned to act, after Uber's temporary license through June 30 and a prior cease order from the Public Service Commission.
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Columbia
Uber
South Carolina
Nikki Haley
House
Senate
House Labor Commerce and Industry
Bill Sandifer
Public Service Commission
State University trustees declare financial emergency
ORANGEBURG AP The new trustees at South Carolina State University have declared a financial emergency allowing administrators to make deep cuts in programs, faculty and workers. The trustees approved the declaration of financial exigency at the end of their Wednesday board meeting. Chairman Charles Way said acting President Franklin Evans and other leaders can pursue targeted cuts rather than across the board reductions.
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Charles Way
Franklin Evans
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