Deaths and Funerals List North Charleston Area
Obituaries from Graniteville to Wagener list Irene Browder and family details, Tommy Campbell, Claude Cordell, Loretta Moses, Raye Richardson, Margaret Stack and others. Services planned at Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church, Hatcher Funeral Home, Blizzard Funeral Home, and New Holland Baptist Church with interments in Sunset Memory Gardens and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Lyon Browder
Warrenville
Billy Gene Browder Sr
Harvey Lyon
Annie Clark Lyon
Billy B. Browder Jr
Aiken
Mary Anne Browder Brock
Savannah
Annie Lois Bennefield
Travelers Rest
Ruby Kate Cooper
Beaufort
Naomi Horne
Mountville
Eunice Tumb
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Browder
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Tommy Campbell
Charleston
Larry Tommy Campbell
Melissa Campbell
Dorsey Ave
Teri Roe
Tenn
Timmy Campbell
N.C
Felicia Campbell
William “Bubba” Campbell
Lonnie Campbell
Clearwater
Sonny Campbell
Bath
Harold Campbell
Vivian Shearer
Lucile Swearingen
Vickie
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S
Hwy
Betty Alice Page Givens
Williston
Claude Cordell
Vernell Wilson Cordell
Breezy Hill Drive
Ann Redd
Rose Marie Shelley
Donald Cordell
Hatcher
Margaret F. Stack
New Holland
Margaret Ferris Stack
Miss Stack
Aiken County
Leone Evelyn Clayton Stack
Fletcher R. Stack Sr
Minnie Hicks
Fletcher Stack Jr
William Stack
Brunson Stack
Milton Stack
George Stack
Geneva Hall
North Augusta
New Holland Cemetery
New Holland Baptist Church
New Holland Road
Wagener
Blizzard Funeral Home
South Main St
Planned plutonium shipment raises Lowcountry fears
A planned shipment of purified plutonium from the Charleston Naval Weapons Station to France in July or August provokes anti nuke activists. Greenpeace official Tom Clements warns the 50 plus weapon grade potential exists and a dirty bomb threat could fall to the Lowcountry, despite DOE safeguards and post 9 11 security statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Department of Energy
Charleston Naval Weapons Station
France
DOE
Tom Clements
Greenpeace
National
Clements
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
Cooper River
Susan Piedfort
S C philanthropist Nord dies in Columbia
Evan Nord an Ohio born entrepreneur and longtime philanthropist died at 84 in a Columbia hospital after a long illness. He built a fortune with Nordson Corp and donated over 40 million to Central Carolina Community Foundation and local programs. Memorial service set for Thursday in the Columbia area with burial in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Central South Carolina
Evan Nord
Lorain County
Ohio
Nord
Westlake, Ohio
Nordson Corp
South Carolina
Mac Bennett
Central Carolina Community Foundation
Bennett
Cindy
Blythewood
United Way of
Midlands
Rolle Named Vice President of Student Affairs at SCSU
South Carolina State University named Kevin Rolle as vice president of student affairs overseeing admissions student life financial aid and campus police. Rolle joins from Maryland Eastern Shore University where he was associate VP for institutional advancement bringing over 18 years of administrative experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
South Carolina State University
Kevin Rolle
Rolle
Maryland Eastern Shore University
Husband and Wife Charged in 1989 Dorchester Killing
Dorchester County deputies announce Billy Gardner Scott and Lisa Elizabeth Scott were charged with the murder of Susan Marie Scott, 35, who died in 1989. The couple, both living in the area, were arrested on a murder warrant after returning for Father's Day. Authorities reexamined the case at a family member’s urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerville
Dorchester County
Billy Gardner Scott
Lisa Elizabeth Scott
Susan Marie Scott
Ray Nash
Brizola, Former Rio Governor, Dies at 82 in Brazil
Leonel Brizola, once a leading leftist figure and founder of the Democratic Labor Party, died at 82 after hospitalization for a serious cold. He played a central role in Brazil’s post‑1964 politics and had been governor of Rio de Janeiro state in 1982 and 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Leonel Brizola
Brizola
Democratic Labor Party
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Joao Figueiredo
USC to Hire 100 Faculty Over Three Years
The University of South Carolina plans to add 100 faculty members in three years to boost research standing. President Andrew Sorensen said the college must hire about 600 faculty in the coming years, as roughly 350 are expected to retire in five years under the Teacher and Employee Retirement Incentive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Harris Pastides
University of South Carolina
Andrew Sorensen
Plant closure costs about two dozen jobs in Rock Hill
About twenty four workers lose their jobs as Smith Enterprises closes its Rock Hill gift and basket plant. President Jake Smith says the company has been struggling and that Kmart's Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2002 hurt the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
Smith Enterprises
Jake Smith
Kmart Corp
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J. Richard Burckhalter Jr
Chapel of Shellhouse
Rivers
Eileen L. Jenkins
Platt’s
Loretta H. Moses
Augustus Road
Mississippi Ave
Pepper Hill Nursing Center
Brandon Reed
Carroll County
Georgia
Jackson
Brooks Funeral Home
Patricia M. Scirghi
St. Mary Help of Christians Church
Scighi
GeorgeFuneralHomes.com
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
William Hunter Yonce
Starkville
Miss
Main Street
Yuneral Home
Pine Log Road
The
Aiken Standard
Jerry Sheets
National Board
A.audibel American Made & Ownec
Ort
Associated Press
S.C. State
Lisa Scott
Susan Scott
Highway 17
Rmeragrionmnes
Aiken, SC
Chapel 211 Park Avenue
Southside Chapel
Whiskey Road
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