Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina Area
Ardith M Finley 64 of Aiken died March 15 2002 a memorial service at River of Life Church at 2 p m officiated by Pastor John R Zimmermann she was a native of Ewart Michigan a Waffle House waitress 25 years in Aiken and served in the US Army Survivors include two sons a daughter brothers and sisters Memorials to River of Life Church Building Fund 1411 Columbia Hwy Aiken 29801. Arthur Smith Mowry Jr 87 of Aiken died March 15 2002 funeral at First Presbyterian Church at 10 30 a m Wednesday officiated by Rev Martha Ebel. He was a UNC 1936 graduate a chem engineer who worked on munition plants, Manhattan Project Savannah River Site, and owned U Pick Blueberry Farms. Memorials to Salvation Army. Mary Curry Staley 84 of Springfield died March 14 2002 at Smyrna Baptist Church Springfield funeral 3 p m Tuesday Burial in church cemetery Survivors include husband six sons a daughter and many grandchildren. James Shields Trowbridge ? Augusta died March 16 2002 funeral 2 p m today Elliott Son Telfair Street Chapel interment Magnolia Cemetery He was district manager of the Social Security Administration and a longtime community member. Virginia Sutton Trowbridge noted as a relative. Burial and service details listed with family connections and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River of Life Church
John R. Zimmermann
Ewart
Mich
Finley
George
Vivian Gerrad Cooper
Aiken
Waffle House
Richland
United States Army
Paul A. Finley
Michael A. Finley
Columbia
Susan Maureen Finley
Leon Lloyd Cooper
Lambertville
Paul Dust
Ludington
Phyllis Cooper Rading
Lois Jean Wallin
Irene Sherman
Byron Center
Bonnie Jean Bowman
Kalamazoo
Paula Nelson
Paw Paw
Barbara Bahr
Shirley Lucas
River of Life
The
Building Fund
Columbia Hwy
George Funeral Home
Downtown Chapel
Park Ave
Arthur Smith Mowry Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Ebel
Charlotte
N.C
Mowry
Arthur Smith
Evelyn Weeks Mowry
University of North Carolina
Aiken County
Stephen Robert Mowry
Mary Skill Mowry
Marianne Mowry Gardner
Atlanta
Oliver W. Mowry
Laura Elizabeth Gardner
Chicago
Whitney Caroline Gardner
Salvation Army
Gayle St. NW
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave. SW
Mary Curry Staley
Springfield
Williams Evans Road
Smyrna Baptist Church
William Thompson
Edgefield County
Staley
Jack
Rosa Curry
Smyrna
Jennifer Davenport
Albert Staley
Wagener Road
Wagener
Fulmer
James Shields
Augusta
James Shields Trowbridge
West Martintown Road
St. Joseph Hospital
Elliott Son Telfair
Terry L. Phillips
St. John United
Breakfast Optimist Club of
Augusta State University Alumni Association
North Augusta
France
Normandy
Rhineland
Furman University
Emory Law School
Harvard Business School
Virginia Sutton Trowbridge
Anne B. Sawyer
North
Obituary Notice Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with free first run up to 16 lines. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and edited for style. Deadlines are 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 p m weekends.
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The
Aiken Standard
Charleston Southern students spend spring break volunteering locally
North Charleston area project see CSU students painting a modest house near the railroad tracks and aiding after school programs. Steven Hays and Jessica Lecroy describe mission work at home as meaningful, with some peers also joining trips to Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Charleston
Charleston Southern University
Pennsylvania
Florida
Steven Hays
Bapst College
North Charleston
Williamsburg
Jessica Lecroy
Gaffney
W.van Hays
Sarah Vaughn
North Charleston Southern University
Spartanburg Vet Finishes 26th in Iditarod Race
Spartanburg veterinarian Sonny King, 65, completed the 1,151 mile Iditarod from Anchorage to Nome in 10 days 17 hours 29 minutes 2 seconds, finishing 26th after 12 of 14 dogs contracted an intestinal virus. King hints at a year off after his sixth Iditarod, his last. Martin Buser won Nome honors and Doug Swingley announced a farewell victory lap. King has multiple past awards including the Leonhard Seppala Humanitarian Award and the Golden Stethoscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Sonny King
Alaska
King
Anchorsage
Nome
Spartanburghet
Martin Buser
Doug Swingley
Iditarods
Swingley
Leonhard Seppala
Education officials seek extra funds for ESOL students
South Carolina education officials plan to ask lawmakers for a weighting system to fund English for Speakers of Other Languages students. The measure would raise dollars proportional to the extra costs of educating limited English proficient students, with SC’s ESOL enrollment growing and Greenville County leading at about 700 ESOL students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
South Carlina
Education Department
South Carolina
Ellen Still
Ruth Couet
Reenville County
Spirit of South Carolina schooner project under way in Charleston
After delays from fundraising and Sept 11 impacts, construction begins on a 130 foot replica pilot schooner at Ansonborough Field. The Spirit of South Carolina aims to serve sail training, races, and charters, with a living museum yard funded by a $100,000 Turner Foundation grant and local donations. The project seeks $400,000 more as keel timbers and live oak planks are gathered, and the yard opens to spectators with bleachers and docent-led exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
Charlie Sneed
South Carolina Maritime Heritage Foundation
Ansonborugh Field
Sneed
Turner Foundation
Robert E
Teddy” Turner
Ted Turner
Spirit of
Willie Murphy
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Ardith M. Finley
Mary Curry
Bruce Smith
Sociated Press
Cancun
Miami
Daytona Beach
God
Hays
St. George
Christian School of
York
Iditarod
Buser
Switzerland
United States
Couet
Diaz
Napier Funeral Home
Sineral
Pine Log Road
Shelzhouse
Funeral Home Inc
Charleston Maritime Center
Samuel J. Pregnall and Bro
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