Obituaries and Funeral Notices for Aiken Area 2005
Death notices for David Blocker 33 of 155 Weaver St and Benjamin Ingram Sr 82 of West 113th St with services at Union Baptist and Mt. Zion Baptist churches respectively. Estelle McClain Johnson of Aiken and Monroe Mitchell of Williston also noted with services at Sunset Memory Gardens Ebenezer Baptist Church and Ebenezer Cemetery. Memorials, call times, and funeral homes listed.
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David Blocker
Weaver St
Union Baptist Church
Amos Harling
Old Zion Hill Baptist Church
G.L. Brighthorp and Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
Aiken
West Ave
North Augusta
Monroe Mitchell
Williston
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Simmons Funeral Home
Main St
Estelle McClain Johnson
Sunset Memory Gardens
Elizabeth Day Padgett
John Whitfield Swearingen Funeral Services Today
Funeral services for John Whitfield Swearingen will be held today at 1 p.m. at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with military honors at Pine Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. He is survived by two daughters Sandy Wintrow and Rita Walden. three sons John Swearingen Jr Jerry Swearingen and David Swearingen. a brother Theodore Swearingen. a sister Margie Mullis. ten grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Friends may call at Jerry Swearingen’s residence or at Hatcher Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle McClain Johnson
Aiken
W. Ralph Johnson
Willie H. McClain
Eunice Randall McClain
William R
Ronnie) Johnson
Sandra Johnson Aiken
Harrett Kabrick
Kabrick
Jefferson
Amanda Cox
Walter E. Cox
Clemens Thomas
St. Augustine
Memory Gardens
Barry Ttley
St. James Lutheran Church
Laurel Drive
Graniteville
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Elizabeth Day Padgett
Trenton
Edgefield Road
Doctor’s Hospital
Augusta
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Ebenezer Cemetery
Claire Day Padgett Rogers
Kathryn Day
Edith Padgett
Johnston
James Clair Day Jr
North Augusta
Clem Rogers
Jim Padgett
Bill Padgett
Edgefield Mercantile Funeral Home
Edgefield
Bath
John Whitfield Swearingen
Hatcher
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Sandy Wintrow
Rita Walden
John Swearingen Jr
Jerry Swearingen
David Swearingen
Theodore Swearingen
Margie Mullis
Richardson Lake Road
Warrenville
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S. Highway 1
Langley
Edward von Kloberg III dies at 63 in Washington
Edward J. von Kloberg III died Sunday in Rome and Washington confirms an apparent self inflicted death. A prominent lobbyist he represented Saddam Hussein Nicolae Ceausescu Mobutu Sese Seko and other regimes along with Bahrain Gambia Lithuania Slovakia and Slovenia. Born January 9 1942 in New York he later added van to his surname and earned degrees from Rider College and American University where he became dean of admissions and financial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. von Kloberg
Washington, D.C
Edward J. von Kloberg III
U.S
Rome
von Kloberg
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Zaire
Mobutu Sese Seko
Justice Department
Bahrain
Gambia
Lithuania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Edward Joseph Kloberg III
New York
Rider College
Lawrenceville
N.J
American University
Obituary Notice Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free of charge the first time. Notices submitted by funeral homes may be edited for style and extra lines incur a fee. deadline is 7 p.m. daily and contact is 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
DC officials decry ruling on hazmat trains and push relocation study
Washington leaders denounce a U S appeals court decision blocking the District from enforcing a hazmat rail ban. Mayor Williams and Councilwoman Patterson call the ruling a setback while planning to study moving the CSX line from Alexandria through D C to Hyattsville with a $1 million federal grant to assess security and infrastructure and reconnect Capitol Hill to the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Anthony A. Williams
U.S. Court of Appeals
CSX
National Capital Planning Commission
D.C. Department of Transportation
Alexandria
Hyattsville
Planning Commission
Capitol Hill
Anacostia River
DCDOT
Dan Tangherlini
Bi-Lo to Sell or Close 116 Stores in Southeast Plan
Bi-Lo LLC parent of Bi-Lo Bruno's says it will divest 113 to 116 stores across the Southeast while investing to grow in the Upstate of South Carolina. The move leaves Bi-Lo with about 310 stores overall and 24,750 employees, including 2,857 workers in Greenville County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Bi-Lo Groceries
South Carolina
Bi-Lo LLC
Bi-Lo
Bruno’s
Wal-Mart
Food Lion
Publix
Bruno's
Food World
Foodmax
Cohagan
Greenville County
Rob Mould
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
FoodSmart
Bruno’s Wine & Spirits
Food Fair
Food World Liquor
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Shelby Report
Wal- Mart
Laurens
Pickens
Shelby
Columbia
Lowe's
Barnes & Noble
Blockbuster Video
Sam Wilkins
State Office of Human Resources
Wilkins
Grinalds bids Citadel cadets farewell in Marine dress blues
Citadel President John Grinalds, retiring after eight years, urged cadets to pursue the disciplines of mind body and spirit. He cited Pat Conroy the Lords of Discipline and praised the college honor system while noting past perversions of discipline. He praised camaraderie before his last graduation.
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Charleston
Citadel
John Grinalds
Lords of
Grinalds
State Military College
Lords of Discipline
Pat Conroy
Conroy
Corps of Cadets
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia Military Institute
Norwood
Corps
Deputy's car crosses median on I 20 injuring three in Richland County
A Richland County deputy vehicle traveling westbound on I 20 at 4:15 pm crossed the median barrier near mile marker 62 and struck an oncoming car in the eastbound lane. One person died and two were injured in the crash.
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Columbia
Richland County
U.S. Highway 378
Department of Public Safety
Sid Gaulden
Gaulden
Texas man gets 30 months for swindling Scana Corp
William Luther Luke Stewart, 51, was sentenced to 30 months in prison after a federal conviction for a $1 million swindle. He claimed to use power lines to send voice video and data into homes and businesses in a scheme involving interstate wire communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Texas
Scana Corp
William Luther
Luke” Stewart
Stewart
Dogs Destroyed After Fatal Downstate Attack
In Spartanburg two family owned Rottweilers named Duke and Luke were euthanized less than 24 hours after they killed 4 year old Asia Turner who wandered from her home. Asia Turner's grandmother says the parents did not want to see the dogs again. The animals were put down just before 1 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Asia Turner
Asia
Duke
Luke
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Carolyn M. Moore
Willie Harling Freeman
Springfield Baptist Church
Melvin Virgil Vance
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Hayne
Ome
Pine Log Road
Williams
D.C
Kathleen Patterson
Howard Boykin
Anderson
Boykin
Greenville News
Greenvillenews.com
Loris
Upstate
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