Deaths and Funerals Audrey L Pottmeyer
Audrey L Pottmeyer died shortly after moving from Aiken South Carolina to Bellevue Washington to be near family. Born June 11 1933 in Pittsburgh she was predeceased by husband Edward and brother Jim. Survived by seven children seventeen grandchildren two great grandchildren and several sisters. Service arrangements pending memorial donations suggested to YMCA or charity of choice.
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Audrey L. Pottmeyer
Pottmeyer Dios
Bellevue
Aiken
Pacific Northwest
Pittsburgh
Audrey
Eleanor
James Stevick
Edward Rhya Dp Maccedett
Edward
Patty
Jim
Mary Kilcoyne
Peggy
Steve
Reagan Trowbridge
Greater Pittsburgh
YMCA
Hownymen of
Pittsburg
Obituaries and Postings From Various Cities
Obituaries note Glenn Crotts of Langley SC dying at 68 with visitation June 27 at Hatcher Funeral Home. Charles Wallace Darwin of Asheville NC died June 23, 2014, memorials to Ronald McDonald House Charities. Edward A. Lee of Riverton UT died June 19, 2014. spouse Dianna and children listed. Myrts Herron Johnson, 88, of Aiken SC, died June 24, 2014. survivors listed including daughters and grandchildren.
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Asheville
N.C
Charles Wallace Darwin
Francis Miller Darwin
Darwin
Atlanta
Charleston
Shadowmoss Plantation
Tim
Kay
Darlene
Kelley
Ronald McDonald House
Rmhc.org
Grace Funeral Home
Riverton
Edward A. Lee
Utah
Aiken
Schofield
Clemson University
Brigham Young University
Microsoft
Dianna
Ashlin
Sonsport Ay Kanne
Wiliam
Obituary for Ranson family member in Aiken SC Church service
The family will receive friends Friday from 6 to 8 at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home in Aiken. Funeral Saturday at 10 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Coker Springs Ward. Interment Bethany Cemetery. Pallbearers include Jared Ranson and others. honorary pallbearers listed. Donations to American Heart Association.
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Myrtis Herron Johnson
Aiken, SC
John Sidney Johnson
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Johnson
Herron
Leverett’s Shoes
Aiken County
South Carolina Department of Mental Health
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Coker Springs
Aiken
Neal Askew
Bethany Cemetery
Jared Ranson
Jason Ranson
Wendel Ranson
Michael Bowen
Robert E. Bowen
Robert H. Bowen
Owen Herron
Heber Herron
Jack Lynes
Clifford Ranson
Raymond Phillips
Mark Roberts
American Heart Association
Park Place Ct
Glen Allen
Heart.org
Shellhouse— Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log RD
Celebration of Life for R L Lonnie Jackson
A Celebration of Life service for R L Lonnie Jackson will be held Saturday at 3 at Woodridge Baptist Church in North Augusta SC. The family will greet friends from 1 to 3 at the church prior to the service.
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R.L. “Lonnie
Jackson
North Augusta
Wooodridge Baptist Church
Visi
HatcherFuneralHome
Funeral services for Reverend Bessie Mae Wiggins
Reverend Bessie Mae Wiggins funeral services are set for 1 00 PM Saturday at Bacon Chapel Church Johnston SC with Pastor Alfred Williams officiating. Interment follows at Aiken Memorial Park Aiken SC. She leaves two daughters Vera Walker and Maize Wideman two sisters Elizabeth Corley and Susie B Conners nine grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and two step great great grandchildren. Amos & Sons Funeral Home Johnston SC.
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Mae Wiggins Aiken
Bessie Mae Wiggins
Bacon Chapel
Johnston SC
Alfred Williams
Aiken Memorial Park
Aiken
Vera
Oscar) Walker
Johnston
Maize
David) Wideman
Elizabeth Corley
Philadelphia
Susie B. Conners
Monetta
Amos & Sons Funeral Home
Johnston, SC
Funeral Services Schedule Itineraries
Friday services list Donald Bryan Allison Jr at Aiken Memorial Gardens 11 a.m. Gloria M. Joiner 1 a.m. chapel Hatcher Funeral Home Langley Janie Clark 2 30 p.m. Christian Heritage Church Graniteville Saturday services Myrtis Herron Johnson 10 a.m. Church of Jesus Christ Latter day Saints Coker Springs Ward Louise D. Stewart 11 a.m. Rocky Grove Baptist Salley Rev Bessie Mae Wiggins 1 p.m. Bacon Chapel Johnston Lonnie Jackson 3 p.m. Woodridge Baptist Johnston
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Donald Bryan Allison Jr
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Gloria M. Joiner
Chapel of Hatcher
Langley
Janie Clark
Christian Heritage Church
Graniteville
Myrtis Herron Johnson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Coker Springs
Louise D. Stewart
Rocky Grove
Salley
Bessie Mae Wiggins
Bacon Chapel
Johnston
South Carolina trails in funding home and community care
Fifteen years after the Olmstead ruling, South Carolina spends 41 percent of Medicaid long term care funds on home and community services in 2012, ranking 41st nationwide. Officials say progress is underway with a 2014-15 budget including 45 million for home and community care and efforts to remove waiting lists for the disabled.
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Columbia
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Olmstead v. S
District of Columbia
Centers For Medicare
Sue Berkowitz
Appleseed Legal Justice Center
Pete Liggett
State Department of Health and Human Services
Liggett
Trial in S C Episcopal schism may be delayed
A state lawsuit over ownership of church property in the Episcopal schism in eastern South Carolina may be delayed by an appeal to the state Court of Appeals. Parishes that left the Diocese of South Carolina sued to protect the diocesan name and property. A circuit judge was set to hear the case in Dorchester County next month.
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S.C
Charleston
South Carolina
State Court of Appeals
Episcopal Diocese
Diane Goodstein
Dorchester County
National Church
Episcopal Church In
Mark Lawrence
South Carolina Beaches Ranked Poorly for Water Quality
A Natural Resources Defense Council report ranks South Carolina seventh worst for beach water quality, with Grand Strand areas like Myrtle Beach driving the state’s poor rating. It cites contaminated runoff from drainage pipes and spikes in bacteria after rain. 15 percent of last summer’s samples exceeded EPA safety standards.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Grand Strand
Myrtle Beach
The
Natural Resources
Defense Council
Louisiana
Mississippi
Myrtle Beach Area
Chamber of Commerce
Brad Dean
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Widened I-20 stretch near Columbia to reopen
State officials reopen a six mile segment of I 20 east of Columbia after widening to three lanes in each direction. Eastbound lanes will open Friday morning, westbound Saturday. Rain delayed openings by 24 hours. construction ends with paving, grinding, guardrail work, and removal of temporary barriers.
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Columbia
Transportation Department
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Robert E. Lee
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George Funeral Home
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Helen Keller
Glenn Franklin Crotts
Sue Crotts
Hatcher Funeral Home & Cremation Service
HatcherFuneralHome.com
John Schoen
Grady Elijah Herron
Dalton Collins Herron
John Joseph Burts Herron
Dorothy H. Clark
Robert L Herron
Alice
Cliff) Ranson
Betty
Robert) Bowen
Edna
Kim) Lombardy
Martinez
Audrey Waldrop
Kippen Wilhoit
Holley Howell
Lisa
Vince Lombardy
Laura Pascazio
Cchildren
A F. Herron
Heber T. Herron
Barbara H. Britt
Lottie H. Snipes
Mary Ann H. Lynes
Associated Press
Southlawn Cemetery & Mausoleum
Aiken’s
Southlawn Cemetery
Whiskey Road
Hayne Avenue
Britteer
Heath