Deaths and funerals items from Aiken and Windsor area
Obituaries and funeral notices for Luuan B. Jenkins 97 of Aiken widow of Elliott Tyler born 1906 died May 6 2004 memorial service May 13 at New Life Seventh Day Adventist Church. Also Mark Maroney Beech Island long battle with cancer died May 7 survivors include wife Janet Smith Maroney daughter Jennifer Earnest and others. Services today 2 p.m. First Assembly of God Aiken with Interment at Aiken Memorial Gardens. Also Charles Anthony Sammons 35 Windsor williamsburg service May 13 7 p.m. Folk Funeral Home Williston with visitation May 12 6 to 8 p.m. He served in Desert Storm. He is survived by wife Jennifer Jordan Sammons daughter Courtney and others. Community service times listed for Michael Lloyd Townes Andrew Gardner Jr Dorothy Bodie Herrin Earline B McKinney and others.
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Luuan B. Jenkins
Pendleton St
Aiken
Elliott
Dora Tyler
New Life Seventh Day Adventist Church
Collins Ave
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Mark Maroney
Beech Island
Janet Smith Maroney
Jennifer Earnest
Richard Maroney
Edgefield
Lamar Bartley
New Ellenton
Tomi Raymond
Richie Sharp
Timothy Maroney
Timmy White
Joey Bartley
Mark
Batesbury
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 Burdette
American Cancer Society
Greenville St
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Charles Anthony Sammons
Windsor
Folk Funeral Home Chapel
Williston
Folk Funeral Home
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Monika Graesser Sammons
Thomas C. Sammons
Perry First Assembly Church of God
Wagoner
Charles
U.S. Navy
Jennifer Jordan Sammons
Courtney
Rose Miller
Sherry
Barbara Sammons
Kim Dansby
Thomas C. Sammons Jr
Otti “Omi” Graesser
First Assembly of God
Michael Lloyd Townes
Millbrook Baptist Church
Andrew Gardner Jr
First Providence Baptist Church
Dorothy Bodie Herrin
Johnston United Methodist Church
Aiken Standard Obituary Notice Guidelines
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free of charge the first time. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. for details call 648 2311.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aiken Standard
Notable Obituaries From Across the Nation
Dr Charles Accettola who helped establish the first medical camp on Omaha Beach during D Day died at age 90 in Fort Lauderdale. Tage Frid famed Rhode Island School of Design woodworker and author died May 4 at 88 in Middletown. Margery Strauss Friedlander central to Seattle arts funding died April 7 at 85. cofounder of PONCHO and early board member of Pacific Northwest Ballet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Charles N. Accettola
Omaha Beach
France
Accettola
Army Medical Corps
348Th Engineers
Normandy
New York
Tage Frid
Middletown
R.I
Rhode Island School of Design
Frid
Gronlund Jensen
Denmark
United States
School For American Craftsmen
Providence
Ery Strauss Friedlander
Seattle
Margery Strauss Friedlander
Friedlander
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Seattle Symphony
Paul S. Friedlander
Hollings Celebrated at Longstanding Gallivants Ferry Stump
U S Senator Ernest Hollings was honored at the Gallivants Ferry Stump in Pee Dee, praising the Democratic Party in a Republican state. He endorsed Education Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum as his successor and credited the event with South Carolina political history dating to 1876. Attendees included former governors Hodges and McNair and lawmakers Spratt and Clyburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galivants Ferry
U.S
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
Gallivants Ferry
Hollings
Inez Tenenbaum
Inez
Jim Hodges
Robert McNair
John Spratt
Jim Clyburn
Pee Dee Farms
South Caroli
Wade Hampton
Hampton
U.S. Senate
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
South Carolina
Tenenbaum
Russell Holliday
Mexican investors rescue U.S. plants in shifting global trade
In early 2001 DuPont eyed closing polyester plants in South Carolina and the Carolinas, but Alfa of Monterrey bought the sites in June and repurposed them for plastics. Alfa added hundreds of U.S. jobs, cut costs, and reshaped former DuPont workers' futures while illustrating how Mexican investment now anchors U.S. industry amid globalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuPont
Mexico
Alfa SA
Alfa
Carolinas
U.S
Alfo
Enrique Flores
Monterrey
Carolina
William Gadsden
U.S. Department of Commerce
France
Japan
Organization For International Investment
VP Buildings Inc
Memphis
LTV Corp
Ohio
Limsa SA
IMSA
Robert Andrews
Alabama
Baltimore Ravens
Patterson Laid To Rest In Ridgeville After Army Service
About 500 people remembered US Army staff sergeant Esau G. Patterson 25 who was killed in Iraq on April 29. Family friends including state Sen. Clementa Pinckney and school official Kathleen Snooks paid tribute while he was laid to rest on his birthday. Patterson survived by wife Kisha and children Kesauna and Karen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeland
Esau G. Patterson
Patterson
Iraq
Esau Patterson Sr
Carolina Morning News
Clementa Pinckney
D-Ridgeland
Jasper County
Kathleen Snooks
Kisha
Kesauna
Karen
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Earline B. McKinney
Union Baptist Church
Pine Log Road
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
Christian Holliday Douglas
D S.C
Holliday
Moncks Corner
DuPont Co
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Greenville
Anderson
Gary Burgess
Jean Byce
Burgess
Byce
Jesus
Heaven
Columbia
Roger Brown
Ment Complex
Brown
Skot Garrick
Garrick
Anthony James “Sanchez” Clark
Myrtle Beach
Artis Linear
Linear
Horry
Robert Edge
Tonya Bray
Orangeburg
Ricky
Running Wolf” Bruner
Anderson Plumbing Co., Inc
Don Wardell
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Kaye
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