Deaths and Funerals in Williston and surrounds
Notice of multiple obituaries and memorial services across South Carolina and Georgia. John Marshall Brown, 85, of Williston, born August 6, 1929, died June 23, 2015, with services June 27 at Canaan Fair C.M.E. Church. Other notices include graves, visitations, and memorials for individuals in Aiken, Powder Springs, Kennesaw, Graniteville, and New Ellenton, naming families, dates, and funeral homes.
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Williston
John Marshall Brown
Issac
Josephine Brown
University Hospital
Augusta
Canaan Fair C.M.E. Church
Harley Road
Clarence E. Miller
Simmonsfuneralhome
Ofwilliston
Funeral services for Charlie Vinson in Bath South Carolina
Funeral services for Charlie Vinson of Vinson Court Bath will be held at 1 p.m. Monday June 29 2015 at Old Storm Branch Baptist Church with Rev Martins Mims officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Friends may call at sister Mary A Schoultz residence Vinson Court Bath. G L Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary North Augusta.
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Mickey Kay Hornsby
New Ellenton
Landers
Gru Medical Center
Phyllis Greene
Augusta Ga
Patrick Hornsby
Monalisa Ridgeway
Victoria
Gerardo) Guzman
Rocky Hornsby
New Ellenton SC
Dustin Guzman
Javier Guzman
Aliyana Guzman
South Carolina
Charlie Vinson
Bath
Vinson Court
Old Storm Branch Baptist Church
Martins Mims
Mary A. Schoultz
G. L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Avenue
North Augusta
Dottie Owen Plummer remembered in Woodstock funeral rites
Dottie Owen Plummer, 66, born September 14, 1948 in Hendersonville Tennessee, died June 23 2015 after a battle with Alzheimer's in Woodstock Georgia. She was preceded by her parents Gerald and Christine Owen Sr and survived by her brother Gerald Owen Jr his wife Betty and her daughters Christy Evans and Dawn Smith and their husbands Carlton and Brad along with her beloved grandchildren.
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Dottie Owen Plummer
Woodstock
Hendersonville
Tennessee
Gerald
Christine Owen
Gerald Owen, Jr
Betty
Christy Evans
Carlton
Dawn Smith
Brad
Obituary Notice Policy at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to ten lines printed free the first time. Further lines incur a fee. Funeral homes submit notices as provided, may assist with details and charges. Deadline is 5 p.m. daily. For more information call 803-648-2311.
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James Odom 90 Dies in Tampa Florida
James Odom aged 90 died June 24 2015 in Tampa Florida. Funeral arrangements pending. He belonged to Mt Hill Fellowship Community Church. Survived by six daughters Kathleen Pearline Jeanette Charlene Lorraine Barbara, one son Tommie, one brother Henry and nineteen grandchildren. Residence of granddaughter Glenda Glover 619 Woodward Dr Aiken. G L Bruightharp & Sons Mortuary 390 Beaufort St Aiken.
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Tampa
James Odom
Odom
Mt. Hill Fellowship Community Church
Kathleen Odom
Pearline H
Johnnie) Avery
Aiken
Jeanette Odom
Charlene Byrd
Rochester
Lorraine Turner
Durham
Barbara
Darius) Morgan
Lands Lake
Tommie Odom
Jersey City
Henry Odom
Glenda
James) Glover
Woodward
G.L. Brightharp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort ST
James P Howell 75 dies in Aiken South Carolina
James P Jim Howell 75 husband of Elizabeth Libby Howell passed away Thursday June 25 2015 at his residence Funeral arrangements announced by Shell House Funeral Home Inc 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC
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James P
Jim” Howell
Aiken, SC
Elizabeth “Libby” Howell
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Aitken, SC
Lillian Hooper Clark obituary from Graniteville S C
Lillian Hooper Clark 93 of Graniteville S C widow of James Leonard Gus Clark died June 25 2015. She retired from Graniteville Company after 48 years and loved flowers at Napier's Florist. Survived by son Larry Clark grandchildren Bret Mitch and spouses and great grandchildren. Funeral service Saturday June 27 at Warrenville First Baptist Church with visitation 6 to 8 PM.
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Jonathon Plummer
Kenny
Rebecca Peters
Sean
Zack
Cody Smith
Aiken High School
Aiken, SC
Mike Michaelides
Austell
Macland Baptist Church
Macland Road
Powder Springs
Pine Ridge Memorial Park
North Cobb Parkway
Kennesaw
Lillian Hooper Clark
Graniteville
S.C
James Leonard
Gus” Clark
Arney Mack
Mabel Bates Hooper
Larry
Brenda Clark
Bret
Sharah) Clark
Mitch
Julie) Clark
Bailey
Jordyn
Caroline
Mitchell
Aiken County
Graniteville Company
Napier’s Florist
Graniteville Leisure Years Club
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Lillian
Jesus Christ
Earth
Warrenville
Funeral Services Schedule From Friday to Monday
Friday services list Greta Burris Mills Shirley Day Dora Bell Smith Cook Alice Johnson Simmons Mary Ellen Cummings at Cedar Creek Historic First Baptist Beech Island Zion Fair Missionary Baptist Jackson Brooks Memorial Chapel Greater Sweet Branch Baptist Govan Saturday services Gloria Myers John M Brown C M E Church Williston Patricia Miller Shellhouse Funeral Home Sunday services Dottie Owen Plummer Terry Wayne Bowman Lillian Hooper Clark Warrenville First Baptist Powder Springs Ga Monday services Charlie Vinson Old Storm Branch.
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Greta Burris Mills
Cedar Creek
Shirley Day
First Baptist Church
Beech Island
Dora Bell Smith Cook
Zion Fair Missionary Baptist Church
Alice Johnson Simmons
Jackson Brooks Memorial
Mary Ellen Cummings
Greater Sweet Branch Baptist Church
Govan
Dottie Owen Plummer
Macland Baptist Church
Powder Springs
Terry Wayne Bowman
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Lillian Hooper Clark
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Online Guestbook Remembrance Encourages Signatures
Aiken Standard invites readers to visit the online guestbook to remember a loved one and inspire others to share memories. The note emphasizes signing at the site to contribute to a collective memorial and offer support.
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First funerals for church victims draw hundreds in Charleston
A large crowd attended the first funeral for Emanuel AME Church massacre victims in North Charleston. Mourners sang Ethel Lance's favorite gospel tune, and officers guarded the service as calls to remove Confederate symbols echo amid broader civil rights tensions across the South.
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North Charleston
Ethel Lance
Charleston
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Norvel Goff
Lance
South Carolina
Davi
Emanuel A.M.E. Church
Capitol statues prompt renewed debate on Confederate imagery
In Washington DC, debates over Confederate statues in Statuary Hall intensify after Charleston church shooting. Rep. John Lewis urges removal of Alexander Stephens statue and other Confederate figures, while some colleagues resist linking past to present symbolism. A House vote considered removing state flags displaying the Confederate battle flag from Capitol spaces.
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Washington, D.C
Alexander H. Stephens
Capitol
Statuary Hall
Charleston
South Carolina
State
Congress
Stephens
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
John Lewis
D-Ga
Georgia
Lewis
Confederacy
Lynn Westmoreland
R-Ga
House
Bennie Thompson
D-Miss
U.S. Capitol
Susan Waor
Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Capitol Hill
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J. B. Redd
Sunset Memorial Gardens
W. H. Kirkland
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Furman Redd
Gerald Britt
Dave Helvy
William Helvy
Warrenville First
Napier Funeral Home, Inc
Main St
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John M. Brown
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Gloria Myers
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Canaan Fair
South
Richmond
Virginia
Charlotte
North Carolina
Macon
Cemeterno Maison
Perpetual Care
Patrick McMenamin
Laura Barber
Gregory Esselman
Aiken Ent
Aurora Place
Hayne Avenue
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