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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2000
Page
4
A long obituary listing deaths and funeral plans across several South Carolina and Georgia communities includes Ben Davis Ward 73 of Johnston and Lewis Johnson 71 of Graniteville. It notes burial at Pine Hill Baptist Cemetery and services at Pineview Memorial Gardens, with survivors spanning daughters, sons, sisters, brothers, and stepchildren.
Funeral services for Broadus E Watson 74 of Aiken SC will be held Monday March 20 2000 at 1000 AM at Rivers Funeral Home with Reverends Garett Cla ron and Lary Sanders officiating. Burial will follow at Cedar Shoals Baptist Church Cemetery. He served in Vietnam era and retired as health physicist from Du Pont. He was owner of Watsons Clothing Store and member of Al Saints Anglican Church VEW Post 5877 Sons of Confederate Veterans American City GA. Survived by daughter Malinda W Doherty and husband Matthew of Aiken plus Elaine Rachel Laura Benjamin David Watson and great grandson Jos Ebert. Preceded in death by daughter Marsha Anne Watson. Memorial contributions may be directed to Al Saints Anglican Church 110 and St NE Aiken SC 29803 Saint Josephs Hospice 881 Liver Road Aiken SC 29003 American Cancer Society PO Box 3607 Greenville SC 29602. Family will receive friends 4 to 8 PM Sunday at Rivers Funeral Home. Rivers Funeral Home Inc 715 East Pine Log Rd Aiken SC
WR CRAWFORD died March 17 2000 at Aiken Regional Medical Center Ma Donald J Crawford of 810 Oak Place Aiken beloved husband of Lee Kaber Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Shellhouse Funeral Home 924 Hayne Ave Aiken SC 642 3456
Services for John Allen Berry 71 of West Columbia will be held Tuesday at 11:30 AM in Gantt Street Baptist Church conducted by Reverend Gene Rowe with burial at Southland Memorial Gardens Pallbearers include Charles Lee David Bory Mark Perry Ada Strickland Neal Dawkins and Darel Heape Honorary pallbearers from Veory Sunday School Class and Serie Sunday School Class Gall Street Baptist Carterton Vista ton 6 10 9 PM Monday at Thompson Funeral Home of West Columbia Berry died Thursday March 16 2000 Born in Bamberg he was the son of Wayne Judy Berry and the late Oscar L Berry Sr He was retired from the Department of Youth Services in 1989 and served in the National Guard He was an avid fisherman Surviving are his wife Myra Grice Berry of West Columbia his daughter John B Jackson and husband Kenneth Lee Jackson of Cayce his mother Reeves his sister Martha B Hull of St George brother Bennett P Berry of Dorchester and grandchildren Marsha Renee Jackson and Jonathan Jackson.
A list of upcoming funeral services is provided for several individuals across South Carolina and Georgia. Services include Pine Hill Baptist Church in North Augusta and Mealing Grove Baptist Church in Elliott Nagle, with times from 1 to 3 pm. Other ceremonies occur at St. John's United Methodist in Aiken and Belvedere United Methodist, plus Pauline Church of Christ, and Rivers Funeral Home in Aiken.
Funeral services for Evelyn M. Kelly Redd age 89 will be held at 2 30 p m today at Belvedere United Methodist Church The Rev Karen Starr will officiate Burial will follow at Chatham Burial Park in Chatham Virginia Redd died Thursday March 16 2000 Stephen D Posey Funeral Home North Augusta is handling arrangements
Ladislav Lis, a Czech human rights leader and former dissident who endured years in communist jails, died Saturday at age 73, CTK reported. Lis spent years in jail during the 1970s and 80s and was later elected deputy in the Czechoslovak parliament after 1989.
Robert Sosnick, 68, a Detroit real estate developer who helped build the Palace of Auburn Hills, died after a yearlong illness. He co-owned Palace Sports & Entertainment, with interests in the Tampa Bay Lightning, Ice Palace, Vipers, and Pine Knob Music Theatre, and served as a Whitney Museum trustee.
SPA officials say environmentalists faced high costs for a Freedom of Information Act request. President Groseclose and attorney Vaughan said the group was told it could exceed $1,000 to obtain 12 years of documents, with a March bill totaling 2779.37 for 55 staff hours and 316 pages. Dana Beach of the Coastal Conservation League criticized the charges as excessive for information publicly owned.
Tin Products Inc says a small chemical discharge from its Lex ington area plant is not dangerous and will fund expert review for cleanup. The company will hire an independent specialist to assess necessary actions after a February discharge that polluted 12 miles of Red Bank and Congaree creeks and ponds, killing hundreds of fish. County officials plan a criminal probe into the spill and review the offer. The plant produces tin related compounds used in glass beer bottles vinyl siding and soft drink containers.
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