Death of David C. Pearson in West Columbia
David C. Pearson, 59, died May 8, 2017. Born November 10, 1957 in Aiken, he earned a BS in Engineering from the University of South Carolina and served as Chief Mechanical Engineer for Sony in Dothan, Alabama. He is survived by daughter Stephanie Diane Pearson, grandchildren Bryan and Katelin Flynn, brothers Leo L. Pearson III and Ralph B. Pearson, and three nieces. Funeral home reference: caughmanharmanfuneralhome.net.
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West Columbia
David C. Pearson
Leo L. Pearson, Jr
Eleanor Burton Pearson
Aiken
Mr. Pearson
University of South Carolina
Sony Corporation
Dothan
Stephanie Diane Pearson
Bryan David Flynn
Katelin Leigh Flynn
Leo L. Pearson, III
Lynn
Ralph B. Pearson
Beth
Aimee Heard
Jennifer Pearson
Emily Morris
Caughmanharmanfuneralhome
Aiken man Gonsilee Pontoo dies at 86
Gonsilee Pontoo age 86 of 3908 Wagener Road died Monday May 8 2017 at University Hospital Augusta Georgia Funeral arrangements will be announced Friends may call his residence or Jackson Brooks Funeral Home 126 Fairfield Street SE Aiken SC 29801 803 649 6123
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Aiken
Gonsilee Pontoo
Wagener Road
University Hospital
Augusta
Jackson
Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield Street
Robert Hutto Jr. 65 Graniteville SC obituary notice
Robert Hutto Jr known as Bob, 65, of Graniteville SC, husband of Jean Ward Hutto. He died suddenly May 8 2017 after living in Aiken County all his life. Survived by wife, son Adam and Lynsey, uncle Arnold Bowen, aunt Jean Bowen, and other family. Services May 11 with visitation May 10 at Hatcher Funeral Home. Memorials to Albracht Center for Animal Welfare preferred.
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Robert H. Hutto
Bob
Graniteville
Robert H
Bob” Hutto
Jean Ward Hutto
Aiken County
Robert H., Sr
Ellie Bowen Hutto
Arnold
Jean Bowen
LBC High School
University of South Carolina At Aiken
Herlong Ford
Herlong
Satcher Ford
Gamecocks
Adam Hutto
Lynsey
Leesville
Hatcher Funeral Home
Jefferson Davis Hwy
Phil Napier
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Albrecht Center For Animal Welfare
Letlovelive.org
HatcherFuenralHome
Sam Parker life celebration set in Aiken
Aiken Sam Parker 86 longtime resident of Aiken County and Korean War veteran born in Ila Georgia dies May 8 2017. A celebration of life service will be May 11 2017 at Cole Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Brandon Key and Chaplain Dexter Lambert officiating. Interment private later at Aiken Memorial Park. Survivors include two sons Ron and David Parker and three stepsons. Memorial gifts may go to Graniteville Church of God building fund. Visitation follows the service at Cole Funeral Home.
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Aiken
Samuel Blount
Sam” Parker
Cole Funeral Home Chapel
Brandon Key
Dexter Lambert
Aiken Memorial Park
Parker
Mary Mathews Parker
Shiloh Baptist Church
Joe Coleman Parker
Ron
Rhonda) Parker
David
Kim) Parker
Kevin
Tina) Barron
Chris Barron
Brian
Melinda) Barron
Sam
Ruth Gunter Parker
Ruben
Joe Parker
Eulmer Parker Fitzpatrick
Graniteville Church of God Building Fund
Hillview Drive
Graniteville
Cole Funeral Home
University Parkway
Colefuneralhomeinc.com
Man sentenced to life in S C police officer's death
Jarvis Hall, 35, agreed to life in prison in a murder plea to avoid the death penalty for killing Forest Acres Officer Greg Alia in 2015. Alia’s widow forgave Hall, saying she imagined him as a boy, while Hall expressed remorse as witnesses described the officer’s life and family. The plea spared Hall from potential execution and concluded a High County courtroom hearing.
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Columbia
Jarvis Hall
South Carolina
Forest Acres
Greg Alia
Hall
Alia
Richland Mall
Kassy Alia
Mr. Hall
Dan Goldberg
Goldberg
Jurisdic
Richland County
Richard Alia
Gene Sealy
Jeffrey Collins
South Carolina gas tax bill advances after veto threat
The South Carolina House approved a compromise to raise the gas tax by 12 cents over six years to 28.75 cents per gallon, with a way to rebate during the phase-in. The plan would generate about $630 million annually for roads once rebates end, reduce general fund revenue by about $105 million yearly, and faces a likely veto override by lawmakers.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House
Senate
Henry McMaster
McMaster
Gary Simrill
Rock Hill
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mark Sanford
Nick Terry
Buena Vista Avenue
Augusta
Blue Lives Matter billboard placed near Charleston shooting site
A Blue Lives Matter billboard was installed about a mile from where Walter Scott was killed in North Charleston, less than a week after former officer Michael Slager pleaded guilty to violating Scott’s civil rights. The fundraiser raised roughly 500 dollars via GoFundMe, and resident Scott Garland sponsored the sign.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Walter Scott
The
Post and Courier of
North Charleston
Michael Slager
Scott
Scott Garland
West Ashley
Slager
Garland
Thomas Dixon
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