Deaths and funerals in South Carolina notices
Obituary notices list Andrew Louis Gardner Jr died with services set May 11 at First Providence Baptist Church in Graniteville and interment in Bettis Academy Memorial Gardens. Dorothy Bodie Herrin of Johnston died May 8 and services May 11 at Johnston United Methodist Church with burial at Dry Creek Cemetery. Mark Maroney of Beech Island died May 7 after cancer, services May 11 at First Assembly of God in Aiken, interment in Aiken Memorial Gardens. Additional notices include Langley Bodie, Alice Smith Crites, Bonnie Sullivan, and Michael Townes with service details and memorials in local churches and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Gardner Jr
Graniteville
Andrew Louis Gardner Jr
First Providence Baptist Church
Alex Pope Jr
Bettis Academy Memorial Gardens
Ascauga Lake Road
G. L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Avenue
North Augusta
Bodie Herrin Johnston
Dorothy Bodie Herrin
Johnston
Aiken
Johnston United Methodist Church
Davis Barlow
Roy King
Dry Creek Baptist Church
Ward
Drew Morrison
Mark Green
Joe Garcia
William Herrin
Jimmy Bodie
Ricky
Fla
Judy Dubose
Warrenville
Ruby Herrin
Ridge Spring
Harold Bodie
Greenwood
Jerry Crocker III
Jessy Crocker
Kristal Herrin
Gabriel Herrin
Orlando
Don Storey
Duches Funeral Home
Ellenton St
Barnwell
Maroney
Beech Island
Mark Maroney
Janet Smith Maroney
Jennifer Earnest
Richard Maroney
Edgefield
Lamar Bartley
New Ellenton
Tori Raymond
Richie Sharp
Timothy Maroney
Timmy White
Joey Bartley
Mark
Batesburg
Horace “Hank
Bertie Maroney
Carlisle Engineered Products
Trenton
Assembly of God
Henry Camley
Robin Cowart
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Shane Friarson
Mike Lamb
Keith Bartley
Johnny Maroney
Jimmy Regina
David Bardette
American Cancer Society
Greenville St
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Edwin Bodie
Williston
Alice Pauline Smith Crites
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Bonnie Hart Sullivan
Millbrook Baptist Church
Michael Lloyd Townes
Inverness East
Jeanne J. Townes
Eddie Leopard
Aiken Memorial Park
St. Joseph's Hospice
Alan King dies at 76 from lung cancer
Alan King, famed for sharp suburban comic rants, died Sunday of lung cancer at 76. He hosted New York Friars Club roasts, appeared 93 times on The Ed Sullivan Show, and acted in more than 20 films including Bye Bye Braverman The Anderson Tapes Casino Rush Hour 2. He also shined on The Tonight Show Garry Moore and other TV programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan King
NEW York
King
New York Friars Club
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The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices up to 16 lines free of charge in the first run with lines beyond that charged. Funeral homes submit notices subject to editing for style, with a 7 p.m. daily deadline and a contact number for more information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Blacks still hold more low income jobs in South Carolina
A State newspaper analysis shows blacks disproportionately occupy low paid food prep and housekeeping jobs while underrepresented in high paying professions. Only 7 percent of lawyers and 4 percent of real estate brokers are black, with per capita earnings 53 cents to every white dollar in 1999.
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Columbia
South Carolina
U.S
J.T. McLawhorn
The
Columbia Urban League
National Urban League
Jim Fields
Palmetto Institute
Agriculture officials halt California plants for fungus check
South Carolina officials hold shipments of ornamental plants from California after finding suspicious camellia and viburnum samples linked to sudden oak death. Tests are underway at a USDA lab in Maryland while states restrict California nursery shipments after the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
California
South Carolina
Ken Glenn
South Carolina Department of Plant Industry
Upstate
Monrovia
U.S. Agriculture Department
Maryland
USDA
Glenn
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