Deaths and funerals list for several local residents
Death notices for Homer E. Benson Beatrice Clark and Herbert Parrott plus Nellie Whinnery and others. Benson, 85, of Aiken, a Case Institute of Technology graduate and early synthetic fuels researcher, died March 8 2003 in Aiken with services in Pittsburgh. Clark of 910 Dillon Ave died March 9 2008 with arrangements pending. Parrott, 73, husband of Pauline Parrott, died March 7 2003 in Augusta. services at Corinth Baptist Church. Whinnery, 85, once of Fort Dodge and Amarillo, a noted athlete and coach, died March 9 2003 in Seaside California. survivors include daughter Jeanne Quattlebaum and several sons and grandchildren. services in Aiken with memorials to St Joseph Hospice or American Cancer Society.
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Homer E. Benson
Woodward Street
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ohio
Benson
John S
Jennie Hassink Benson
Case Institute of Technology
US Bureau of Mines
Benfield Corp
Joseph Field
Beatrice Clark
Dillon Ave
Aiken
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield St
Herbert Parrott
New Ellenton
Pauline
Polly” Parrott
University Hospital
Augusta
Corinth Baptist Church
Brancie Stephens
GeorgeFuneral Homes
George Funeral Homes
Whiskey Road
Amarillo
Texas
Robert C. Whinnery
Marion Pack Whinnery
Mr. Whinnery
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Iowa University
Iowa City
Northeastern University
Tahlequah
Okla
West Texas A&m University
Canyon
Texas ‘Tech
Lubbock
Whinnery
Oklahoma
Beta Eta
Phi Epsilon Kappa
WTAMU
Jeanne Whinnery Quattlebaum
Ronnie Quattlebaum
Bobbie Blackmon
Randall H. Whinnery
Denison
John C. Whinery Jr
South Fork
Colo
James E. Whinnery
Oklahoma City
Downtown Chapel
St. Joseph Hospice
Wrightsboro Road
American Cancer Society
GeorgeFuneral- Homes
Park Ave
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York police face scrutiny over 1969 race riots legacy
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Gephardt Says Confederate Flag On Private Property Okay
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Statehouse
U.S
Iraq
Sheryll Lawson
Reggie Kessler
Saddam Hussein
Joe Wilson
R-S.c
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