Deaths and Funerals in Aiken and area
Multiple local obituaries and funeral notices from Aiken and nearby towns dated June 2004. Entries include Howard Brown of Aiken and William Emery of Aiken, with service details, burial plans, survivors, and memorial contributions. Also lists Addie Jowers, Mrs. Tommie McCord, Richard Stetson, Helen Sundstrom, Brenda Bell, and others with church/funeral home details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brown
Howard “Brownie” Brown
Aiken
Shellhouse Funeral Home
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
James L. LeBlanc
Lelia Higgenbotham
Jackson
Delori Brown
Santa Fe
N.M
Travis Collins
Angela Brown
Robert Soper
Mark Soper
Daniel Soper
Jamilee Brown
Jasmine Soper
Breanna Soper
Ryan Collins
Mabel Brickley
West Palm Beach
Fla
William
William George William
Bill” George Emery
Greenville
Helen Ball Emery
William Cooksey Emery
Greenville Technical College
Furman University
Clemson University
Emery
Hubbell Power System
Ohio Brass
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Enterprise Ave
Blackville
Addie Evelyn Birt Jowers
Blackville First Baptist Church
Folk Funeral Home
Blackville S.C
N. Elko St
Williston
Ralph J. Hutto
Convent Baptist
Richard N. Stetson
St. Mary Help of Christians
William George Emery
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Tommie L. McCord
H. Grady McCord
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
George FuneralHomes
George Funeral Homes
Downtown Chapel
Park Ave
Aiken, SC
Greensboro
N.C
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
St. Mary Help of Christians Church
Calvary Cemetery
Old
Georgetown Road
Princeton
Hospice of
Summit Avenue
Hanes Lineberry
Helen Sundstrom
Percy Sundstrom
George- FuneralHomes
Brenda Bell
Pitts Branch Road
Davis Funeral Home
Merritt Ave
Ridge Spring
Obituary Notice Policy for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to sixteen lines free the first run. Funeral homes must submit details by 7 p.m. daily and may be edited for style. Additional lines incur a fee. call 648-2311 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aiken Standard
Appeals Court refuses rehearing on South Carolina Choose Life plates
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denied a rehearing in the case challenging South Carolina anti abortion license plates. The court previously ruled the Choose Life plates unconstitutional and viewed them as a platform for one side. State officials consider further options, possibly appealing to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeals Court
S.C
Choose Life
Columbia
Circuit Court of Appeals
South Carolina
Appeals
Circuit
J. Harvie Wilkinson III
Mitted
Henry McMaster
Trey Walker
U.S. Supreme Court
Walker
Powerball prize unclaimed from Interstate 85 truck stop win
The $65.8 million Powerball ticket drawn Saturday remains unclaimed. Numbers 9 17 32 41 47 Powerball 8 were bought at Spinx Sunoco on Exit 11 of I 85 in Anderson County. The winner has 180 days to claim, with options for annuity or about 34 million lump sum after taxes. If unclaimed, funds go to state education and gambling addiction programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina Education Lottery
Stewart Ellison
Spinx Sunoco
Ron Hurtado
Hurtado
Hwy. 24
Interstate 85
Ownville
Townville
Anderson County
Upstate
Anderson Independent Mail
Ronald Hurtado
Ellison
Spinx Corp
Greenville
Sanford signs bill adding Williams name to Thurmond monument
Gov. Mark Sanford signed legislation to add Essie Mae Washington Williams to the Strom Thurmond monument, recognizing her as Thurmond’s daughter. The name is expected to be added next month with private funding and estimated under $5,000, per sponsor Sen. Robert Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Bill
Strom Thurmond
Columbia
Mark Sanford
Essie Mae Washington Williams
Will Folks
Williams
U.S
Thurmond
California
South Carolina
Frank
Robert Ford
Charlestonians mark Carolina Day in 1776 tribute
Charleston observed Carolina Day with religious services at The Huguenot Church and a wreathing at a monument to Fort Sullivan. Revolutionary War reenactors planned a Fort Moultrie observance on Sullivan's Island recalling the Battle of Sullivans Island where ten Americans died and 22 were wounded days before the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
America
Fort Moultrie
Sullivans Island
Philip Bryant
Beaufort Marine Jet Crashes Near Runway During Exercise
A Marine fighter jet returning from Denmark crashed beside the runway at Beaufort Marine Corps Air Station. The pilot was airlifted to a Savannah hospital unconscious. identity not released. The crash followed another fatal jet incident involving Capt Franklin R. Hooks. cause under investigation.
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Beaufort
Denmark
Marine Corps Air Station
Marine Corps
Donald A. Caetano
Savannah
Caetano
Corps
Franklin R. Hooks
Dade City
Fla
Vmfa Squadron 122
Hooks
Harry St Truman
Atlantic Ocean
Azores
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Willie Booknight
Magnolia Baptist Church
Herbert E. “Junior
Owens
Chapel of Napier Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
Associated Press
Wheaton
Nancy
ANCE
Guy
United States Army Reserve
United States
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States Senate
Strom, JR
Auliana Gertrude
Paul Reynolds
Sen
South Carolina State House
Chris Stanier
Ladson
U.S. Energy Department
Stanier
Port of Charleston
Grady Hendrix
Summerville
Columbus Street