Deaths and Funerals in Aiken area 2002 notices
Obituaries list several individuals from Aiken and surrounding areas who died in March 2002. Notable entries include Donald Byron Byerley 85 of Wise Creek Lane died March 20 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers with services at New Covenant Presbyterian Church, burial private. Ruth Prothro Gregorie Crosland 84 of Summer Street died March 20 at Aiken Regional and funeral at Bethany Cemetery. Alma Lamb Hatfield 83 of Augusta died March 19 with graveside service at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Melissa Jane Johnson 67 of Warrenville died March 19 with services in Granitevill e. Mary M. Johnson 48 of Community Drive died March 15 with service at Montmorenci Baptist Church. Nancy Nelson Simpson of East Pine Log Road died March 12 at Pepper Hill Nursing Center. Memorials are directed to local charities and churches. Funeral homes listed include Shellhouse Funeral Home, Napier Funeral Home, and Rivers Funeral Home. Various survivors and next of kin are noted for each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donata Byron Byerley
Donald Byron Byerley
Wise Creek Lane
Aiken
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Byerley
Joline Shearer Byerley
Linda Dingee
West Hills
Calif
Phyllis Whiten
Queens
N.Y
Steven Dingee
Mark Dingee
Scott Dingee
Kristen Levy
David Whiten
Brett Whiten
Rebecca Whiten
Nowels
Hitchcock Parkway
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Ruth Gregorie Crosland
Ruth Prothro Gregori Crosland
Summer Street
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Bethany Cemetery
N.C
William Douglas Gregorie II
Mary Virginia Rodes
Elizabeth Anne Rodes
Robin Douglas Rodes
William Douglas Gregorie IV
Joseph Graham Smith III
Brian Douglas Smith
Rosa Prothro McNair
SPCA
Wire Road
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Ugusin
Alma Lamb Hatfield
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Arthur C. Hatfield Jr
James M. Hatfield
Atlanta
Thomas L. King
Martinez
Melissa
Jane’ Johnson
Warrenville
Jane” Johnson
Napier Funeral Home
Graniteville
Maurice Smith
Bill Mitchum Jr
Roland Galloway
Ms. Johnson
Aiken County
Joseph C. Johnson
Ethel Turner Johnson
Avondale Mills
Stiefeltown Baptist Church
Sunshiners
Jane
Heavenly
Robert “Wayne” Williams
Richard
Tony Williams
Werenville
Elizabeth Epperly
Langley
Florence Reynolds
Vaucluse
Ellyn Burkett
North Augusta
Myrtie Cushman
Josie Davis
Thomson
George T
Bud” Johnson
Trenton
Joseph C. Johnson Jr
Taco
Stieffeltown Baptist Church
Springwood Loop
American Cancer
Mary M. Johnson
Community Drive
Montmorenci Baptist Church
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Nancy Nelson Simpson
East Pine Log Road
Pepper Hill
Ruth Protnro
Gregorie Crosland
Bethany
Augusta
Montmorenes Baptist Church
Chapel of Rivers Funeral Home
Rodney Powell
Simpson
Birmingham
Ala
Aiken County Public Schools
Trinity United Methodist Church
City of Aiken Public Safety
Hitchcock Hospice
American Red Cross Warm Up America
Project Linus
James J. Simpson
Scott A
Suzi J. Simpson
Janyce S. Wilson
Wagener
Christopher T. Wilson
Beech Island
Kristy D. Worley
Johnathan Worley
Epworth Children’s Home
Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
Pine Log Road
Deputy Charged Over Pointing Gun at Motorist in Greenville
Greenville County deputy David Nalley, 24, is charged with pointing and presenting a firearm after an off duty incident on February 22. Police say a motorist and Nalley exchanged obscenities and gestures before Nalley pointed a gun. he was fired three days later and the case was sent to prosecutors for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
David Nalley
Nalley
Ken Primm
Primm
Bob Ariail
State Law Enforcement Division
Ariail
Pam
Aman
Minibottle ban vote could appear on South Carolina ballot
A House subcommittee approved a bill to put the minibottle issue before voters in November. The measure asks whether restaurants and bars in South Carolina should continue serving liquor from 1.7 ounce minibottles, with supporters arguing for control and opponents warning of higher prices and market disruption for small distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
House
Bill Cotty
Judiciary Committee
Hilton Head Island
Albright urges staying in Afghanistan and abroad for democracy
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told Furman University students that U S troops should remain in Afghanistan and other troubled nations to help build democratic traditions. She urged renewed education reform and a stronger alliance for erasing poverty and ignorance as part of the fight against terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Albright
Grassnville
Madeleine Albright
Furman University
Colin) Powell
United Nations
Clinton
Richard W. Riley Institute of Government, Politics
Ove
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Riley Institute
Furman
Albright Group, LLC
Georgetown School of Foreign Service
University of Michigan Business School
Obituary Notices Policy For The Aiken Stannara
The Aiken stannara will publish a daily listing of obituary notices with up to 16 free lines for first runs. Additional lines incur a fee. Submissions are accepted from funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadline 8 15 a m weekdays and 7 30 p m weekends. Call 648 2311 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Aiken Stannara
Use tax crackdown targets online shoppers in South Carolina
South Carolina enforcement targets out-of-state online purchases with a 5 percent use tax. Officials say compliance is voluntary, with exemptions matching the sales tax rules. The state reports low individual collections and notes efforts to improve detection and use-tax record keeping on 1040 UT3W forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Department of Revenue
Danny Brazell
Denny
Brazell
Big Brother
South Carolina
Internal Revenue Service
Jim Hatchell
South Carolina Merchants Association
Student Led Prayer Bill Clears House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee passes the Student-Led Message Act designed to sidestep the constitutional ban on school sponsored prayer at graduations and events. It would let a student chosen by objective measures give a two minute speech not reviewed by officials, with boards required to adopt the policy. Concerns arise about lack of supervision and potential for negative content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
House
House Judiciary Committee
Chip Campion
Rsle
State Education Department
Dale Stuckey
Stuckey
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Pineview Drive
Parker’s
New Ellenton
Willingham
Jackson
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Bernice Henley
Cheatham Funeral Home, Inc
Hickory Ave
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
Shellhouse
Rep
Long Island
Bill Dukes
Carolinas
North Carolina
She Fata
Audibel
Beltone
Siemen
Tralian
Haan
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