Charleston priest Nicholas R. Bayard dies at 84
Father Nicholas R. Bayard a long serving diocesan priest in Charleston died Friday March 18 at 84 He was born September 20 1920 in Charlotte NC ordained June 22 1946 and served multiple parishes including St Mary Greenville St Anne Sumter and St Louis Dillon He retired May 15 1999 Wake and Mass details and donation guidance provided by local churches and James A McAlister Inc. funeral arrangements announced
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