Death notices and funerals in Aiken area editions
Obituaries record Evan James Bartell 89 of Alpharetta Ga died June 21 2005 with services June 25 at St Paul Lutheran Church Aiken. Also listed are Harold W Tabor 79 Belvedere and Harold Whatley 76 Magnolia Drive plus multiple death notices for local churches and memorials in Aiken and North Augusta with funeral home arrangements and memorial funds.
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Alpharetta
Evan James Bartell
Georgia
Jameson Pass
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Trail Ridge Road
Aiken
Robert Byrne
St. Paul’s
Richard Poock
Thomas Kenny
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Sunset Memory Gardens
Akron
N.Y
Bartell
Jacob H
Emilie Kasten Bartell
Erich
Waldimar Bartell
Trinity Seminary
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Our Savior’s
Minneapolis
Washington, D.C
Judith Bostock
Robert Bartell
Bel Air
Janet Flanagan
Frederick
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Avenue
St. Paul Lutheran Church Endowment Fund
American Lung Association
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Harold W. Taylor
Harold Whatley
Trinity United Methodist Church
William Frederick Gauthier
Solid Rock Baptist Church
Roger Gorby
New Port
N.H
P.O
Oklahoma City
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Obituaries from Appling and Graniteville drown in new details
Funeral services announced for Lucille Arthur Mosley in Appling Georgia with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. John T Brennan of Graniteville memorialized in Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of the Valley Church. services include wake at George Funeral Homes. Peggy Hutchison of Lillian Alabama remembered in July gathering at Newberry Hall.
Obituaries for Overstreet and Palmer in South Carolina
Jimmy W Overstreet longtime North Augusta resident and U S Navy veteran died aged. he owned Midland Valley Auto for 33 years and is survived by two sons four grandchildren and his wife June Overstreet. Graveside rites Sunday Pineview Memorial Gardens officiated by Rev Tim Smart. Margie Phillips Palmer widow of Judge Bory Palmer funeral today at Langley Church of God with interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Surviving children include James Palmer and four daughters with six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Belvedere
Harold W. Tabor
Audubon Circle
Sunset Memory Gardens
Robert M. Hartley
Tabor
Anderson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cheryl Lamb Davis
Lisa Lamb Davis
Megan DeLaine Johnson
Phillip Duncan Johnson
Kathryn Elizabeth Davis
Charles M. Tabor
Clearwater
Don M. Tabor
Trenton
Bobby Barksdale
Gary Hitt
Jeffery Wade Wheeler
Jason Davis
David Davis
James A. Epps Jr
Richard A. Epps
David Epps
Appling
Lucille Arthur Mosley
William Otis Mosley Sr
Bath Pentecostal Holiness Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Tommy Mosley
William Edward Arthur
Josephine Hartwell
Dorothy Herren
Dell Usry
Barbara Bryant
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
Graniteville
John T. Brennan
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Gloverville
John Lawlor
Aiken Memorial Gardens
George Funeral Homes
Downtown Chapel
Park Ave
S.W
Aiken
Brennan
Chicago
Thomas
Margaret Maloney Brennan
Tod
Midland Valley Country Club
United Stated
TRW
Mitzi Turk Recunes
Keen Galley
Gerald
Tenia
Linda Walinski
Timothy
Travelers Rest
P.O
GeorgeFuneral- Homes.com
North Augusta
Jimmy W. Overstreet
June Nipper Overstreet
Country Club Hills Drive
Jeffery Wayne Overstreet
Port Charlotte
Fla
Jerry Warren Overstreet
Augusta
Megan Nicole Overstreet
Joshua Overstreet
Justin Overstreet
Jenna Lynn Overstreet
Overstreet
Floyd
Beatrice Davis Overstreet
Midland Valley Auto
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Tim Smart
Bath
Margie Phillips Palmer
James Ryans of Miami Dies at 75
James Ryans of Miami entered eternal rest on Friday June 17 2005. Funeral service set for Friday June 25 at 10 a.m. at Greater Bethel Baptist Church Miami. Son of the late David and Arnie Bell Dandridge Ryans. Local arrangements by Simmons Funeral Home Williston Inc.
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Miami
James Ryans
Greater Bethel Baptist Church
David and
Arnie Bell Dandridge Ryans
Simmons Funeral Home
Williston, Inc
Keeling, carbon dioxide pioneer, dies at 77
Charles D. Keeling, a scientist whose CO2 measurements revealed a rising atmospheric buildup, died Monday at age 77 after a heart attack. Beginning in 1955 he collected air samples to track carbon dioxide, proving greenhouse emissions could alter the planet and challenging prior beliefs about the earth’s absorptive limits.
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Hank
Charles D. Keeling
Keeling
Charlie Saikley dies at 69 longtime beach volleyball figure
Charlie Saikley, famed organizer of the Manhattan Beach Open and dubbed the Godfather of Beach Volleyball, died of cancer June 17 at his Manhattan Beach home. Parks director Richard A. Gill confirmed the death, and AVP commissioner Leonard Armato called him a worldwide organizer of beach volleyball events.
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Charlie Saikley
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Saikley
Parks and Recreation
Richard A. Gill
Association of Volleyball Professionals
Leonard Armato
Larkley
Obituary Notice Policy From Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to sixteen lines printed free the first time. Additional lines incur a fee and notices are submitted by funeral homes, edited for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. call 648-2311 for information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Class-action suit filed over Camden salmonella outbreak
A $5 million class-action lawsuit targets Old South restaurant in Camden over a salmonella outbreak blamed on undercooked turkey. Eight customers are named. one death and 300 illnesses reported. The firm seeks class-action status to ease court congestion while the restaurant faces insurance questions and ongoing safety training.
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Columbia
Camden
South Carolina
Robert Phillips
Harry Gastrich
New Richmond
Ohio
Old South
Cel
Drew Williams
Williams
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Jeff Hatfield
Hatfield
Hospitality Association of
Tom Sponseller
Sponseller
Third NC hospital finds barrels of hydraulic fluid in soap
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center reported that a Winston Salem hospital received barrels labeled for Klensyme cleaning solution but contained hydraulic fluid. No surgeries used contaminated instruments due to immediate detection and rewash. Similar issues surfaced at Duke Health System hospitals where hydraulic fluid was mislabeled as soap, affecting nearly 4000 patients.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
North Carolina
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Winston- Salem Hospital
Cardinal Health
Dublin
Ohio
Mark Wright
Wright
Wake Forest Hospital
Duke University Health System
Duke Health
Raleigh Hospital
Raleigh
Durham Regional Hospital
Durham
Associated Press
Jeff Molter
Duke
Wake Forest
Duke Hospitals
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Langley Church of God
Wayne Ward
Pine Hill
Freewill Baptist Church of the Pentecostal
Harold C. Whatley
Harold Creighton Whatley
Magnolia Drive
Bessie Williams Whatley
McRae
Whatley
Creighton Edmund
Ella Graham Whatley
I.B.E.W
U.S. Navy
Korea
Brenda Bell-Cline
Jim
Atlanta
Tim Whatley
Debbie
John Whatley
Donna
Taylors
David Whatley
Tammy
Florence
Ferrell Whatley
Rodney K. Powell
John Culp
Southlawn
Donnie Bates
Eric Maier
Jack Maier
Don Robinson
Dough Jackson
Mark Turner
Men’s Club
South Carolina Highway Patrol
St. Joseph’s Hospice
William F. Gauthier
Lucille A. Mosley
Margaret Hutchison
Lillian
Ala
Margaret
Peggy) Sealey Hutchison
Peggy
U.S
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
Panama
Panama Canal
Donald P. Hutchison
Hutch
Panama Canal Co
First Church of Christ Scientist
Panama Canal Society
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Town & Country
Pairs & Spares
Gary
Dianne Cox
Vicki Boukalis
Walker Doane
Margie P. Palmer
USC
Cc Funeral Home
N.C. Hospital
Fitzpatrick Opticians
Hearing Aids
Aiken Medical Center