Memorials and Services for May 2001 Community Burials
A list of obituaries and funeral notices from North Augusta and nearby areas dated May 2001 includes Patricia Calabrese of North Augusta a homemaker, Ruby Gentry of Greenville Ky., Carl Moss Schaumann of Aiken and Willie Green of Brayboy Rd. Other notices honor Freddie Geter, Fred Seward and Charles Cooper with funeral details and memorial contributions requested to area churches and hospices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Calabrese
North Augusta
Fairview Presbyterian Church
William R. Johnston
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Hackensack
N.J
Calabrese
Fairview Church
Thomas Calabrese
Jeffrey Calabrese
Hartsville
Stephanie C. Roberts
Monroe
Edward Murphy
Phoenix
James Murphy
Carolina Ave
S.C
Hitchcock Hospice
Medical Park Drive
Aiken
Rowland Funeral Home
Ruby Dee Gentry
Greenville
Muhlenberg Community Hospital
Gary
Willie A
Bill” Green
Brayboy Rd
Cheatham Funeral Home
New Ellenton
Charles F. Cooper
Charles F
Skip” Cooper
Cooper
Amsterdam
N.Y
Charles
Myrtle Pearce Cooper
Hubbell, Inc
Talatha Baptist Church
United States Air Force
Trina Cooper
Salley
Talatha Church
George Funeral Homes, Inc
Fred
Seward Moncks Corner
Seward
River Funeral Home
Goose Creek
Marlene Seward
Katie Seawood
North Charleston
James Seward
Schaumann Family Rites Held in Aiken and Chester
The Schaumann family mourns as funeral services unfold for 87 year old John Schaumann and relatives. Details show May 18 and 20 ceremonies across multiple churches in Akon and Chester with Islam or Mary Help of Christians Church noted, and burial at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaumann
Kalmia Forest Drive
St. Angela Parish
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Allelusia
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Carole Nona D’anna Schaumann
Laura Croy
Charlotte
Sara Schaumann
Atlanta
David Schaumann
Peter Schaumann
Augusta
Christian Schaumann
Stephen Schaumann
John Schaumann
Aiken
Karen DiNardo
East Rutherford
N.J
Eric Schaumann
Wilmington
Del
R. Kai Schaumann
Clinton
Robert Nestor
Roger LeDuc
Marion Casper
Christopher Croy
Gary Molen
William VanAlstine
Jack Rankin
Richard Krementz
Donald True
Stanley Quarles
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church Building Fund
York St
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Duda-Ruck Funeral Home
Dundalk
Oaklawn Cemetery
Baltimore
P.O. Box
Earl Church of God
Brad Jay
Mrr. Enlow
James E
Caroline Matthews Enlow
Brian Enlow
Joseph Enlow
Clifford Earnest Enlow
Richard Dean Enlow
Bessie Gay
Ella Ruth
Batesbury
Bible Faith Holiness Church
Hwy
Fremlow
Mesa Golope
Georgia
Brian
Sweety Ra
Axon SC
Bran Briam
Joseph Zriow
MR. Schaumann
Akan
Medea
Carc
Moss Schaumann
Akon
Dianna Schaumann
Lara Coy
Sia Sena
Aaran Stas
Gmotan Scheuer
Stepan Seasmann
Madson Roy
EC Schaumann
St Angela Pash
Thomas Eva Ome
Corer
Dracad
Mary Heb
Csr
Ford disputes report it will call for broader tire recall
Ford Motor Co denies deciding to push a wider recall of Firestone tires despite a New York Times report. Ford and NHTSA discussed Wilderness AT tires at a closed meeting. Ford would replace those tires on its vehicles if needed. NHTSA probes 174 deaths and 700 injuries tied to the tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Disputes
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
New York Times
Ford
Ken Zino
National Highway Traffic Safety
NHTSA
Bridgestone/Firestone Inc
Rae ‘Tyson
Zino
Bridgestone/Firestone
Jill Bratina
Bridgestone
Firestone
Decatur
U.S
Bush Putin summit set for next month in Slovenia
U S President Bush and Russian President Putin agreed to meet in Ljubljana next month to improve ties. Talks began at the State Department on missile defenses and nuclear arms reductions, with Powell noting discussions of the Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty and broader arms control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Vladimir Putin
Slovenia
State Department
Igor Ivanov
Putin
White House
Moscow
U.S
Colin Powell
Ivanov
Ljubljana
Powell
Reno weighs run for Florida governor against Bush
Former Attorney General Janet Reno, 62, said in a Miami interview she is seriously considering a Florida governor bid next year possibly pitting her against Governor Jeb Bush. She aims to decide by year end and cautioned the race would be costly, potentially in the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Janet Reno
Jeb Bush
Reno
Miami Area
Florida
Bush
George W. Bush
White House
US Supreme Court
al Gore
Israeli jets strike Palestinian targets after mall bombing
Israeli F-16s bombed security sites in the West Bank and Gaza after a deadly attack at a Netanya mall. Ten Palestinians and six Israelis died and dozens were wounded. In Nablus and Ramallah, rescue teams removed corpses and searched rubble as protests erupted. Powell urged an unconditional halt to violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Middle East
Netanya
Nablus
Ramallah
Bethlehem
Washington
Colin Powell
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Bob Kubusch
Bethlehem Cemetery
Madisonville
Hopkins County
Gentry
Jerry's
Macedonia Baptist Church
David Hall Gentry
Amy Berkley Clark
Patricia G. Gentry
Montmorenci
Freddie L. Geter
Warrenville
Phillip Missionary Baptist Church
Libby Creasman
Conway
Bethel United Methodist Church
Asheville
N.C
Buddy Proctor
Clearwater
Lighthouse Fellowship Ministries
John White
Windsor
Old Rosemary Baptist Church
Carl Moss Schaumann
Rl Moss Schaumann
M. Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Sauer
Henry Crafton Sauer Sr
Order of the Eastern Star Patapsco Lodge
Lorraine A. Jordan
Freda “Sally” Unverzagt
Germaine D. Johnson
Henry C. Sauer Jr
Robert D. Sauer
Freddie Leroy Geter
St Phillip Missionary Baptist Church
Willie Harmon
Huckabee St
Bath
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Todd Brian Enlow
Toga Prin Rntow
Sweetgum Rd
Medical College of Georgia
Napier Funeral Home
Sammie
Napier Funeral Director
Lineral
Pine Log Road
South Carolina
Aellhouse
Spring
Oval Office
Miami, Dade County
Assew
Sociated Press