Deaths and funerals in Aiken County area May 2002
Obituaries list multiple local residents: James Horne Sr. 98 of Ridge Spring died May 20 at Aiken Regional. Albert Padgett 66 of Ward died May 20 at home. Florence Sibley Crosland Sibley 82 a longtime Aiken teacher died May 20 with services at Bethany Cemetery. Denise Simpkins 35 of Aiken died May 15 with services at Ocean Grove Baptist Church and Bethany Cemetery. Trefter L Thomas 87 of Aiken died May 19 with graveside services at Sunset Memory Gardens. Artulia Youmans 78 of New Ellenton died May 19 with services to be announced. Funeral homes in charge include Shellhouse, Davis, Cheatham, George.
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James Horne Sr
Ridge Spring
James Ronald Horne Sr
Ridgewood Farm Road
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Elise Horne
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Albert Padgett
Dry Creek Road
Ward
Davis Funeral Home
Johnston
Lee St
Florence Sibley
Florence Crosland Sibley
Bethany
Martha Ebel
Benjamin Wyman Crosland
Rachel Price Crosland
Sibley
Aiken
Aiken County
First Presbyterian Church
William B. Sibley
Neil S. Suttles
Megan E. Suttles
Hailey C. Suttles
Denise Simpkins
Denise Neal Simpkins
Lancaster St
Medical College of Georgia
Bethany Cemetery
Ocean Grove Baptist Church
Marvin Morgan
Burnl
Simpkins
Ocean Grove Baptist Charch
Charles Simpkins
Columbus
Whitney Shakina Simpkins
Fannie
Bennie Anderson
Frank Tucker
Felecia Anderson
Zera Tucker
Monique Tucker
Janet Boyd
Florida
Joseph Williams
Martha
Frederick Tucker
Aikei
Katherine Neal
Willie Earl Anderson
Priscilla Covington Anderson
Greenwood
Alex Williams
Wagener
Cheatham Funeral Home
Augusta Rd
Langley
Sunset Memory Gardens
Kalmia Landing
Thomas
Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center
Spartanburg
Trester Oliver Thomas
Maud Bell Thomas
Midlothian
United States Air Force
Southern Rail Road
RL. Polk
Richmond
Retired Officers Association
Sunny
Esther
Sunny” Thomas
Berkeley Ray Thomas
Terry Thomas Ready
Lauren Adair Flynt
France T. Culbreth
Georgefuneralhomes.com
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Artulia Youmans
New Ellenton
Williamson Ave
Hickory Ave
Famed paleontologist Gould dies at 60 in New York City
Stephen Jay Gould, renowned paleontologist and prolific author, died of cancer at age 60 in New York City. A CFA debate figure, he challenged Darwinian views and promoted punctuated equilibrium, influencing public understanding of evolution through books and essays. His work and voice shaped scientific discourse for decades.
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Stephen Jay Gould
Boston
Gould
New York City
Stephanie Schur
Charles Darwin
New York Review of Books
Paleontolgy
Eldredge
American Museum of ‘Natural History
Natural History Magazine
National Book Critics Award
Modern Library
Silent WACs seek apology and compensation for pregnancy discharge
North Troy veterans led by Carolyn Tyler rally the 5th Amendment WACs across the nation, pressing Congress for apology or monetary compensation after involuntary discharge for pregnancy. The group plans a Washington, D.C. event near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and has approached Rep. Cynthia McKinney for legislation.
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Sation
Lfve
Wells
WAC
Women's Army Corps
Carolyn Tyler
Conway, S.C
Army
Tyler
San Antonio
Texas
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Washington
Cynthia McKinney
D-Ga
McKinney
Obituary Policy Summary from The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free the first time. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadlines are 8 15 a.m. weekdays and 7 30 p.m. weekends, with a phone number for more information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Aiken Memorial Day Festival and Parade Planned
Aiken celebrates Memorial Day with a noon festival and 1 PM parade sponsored by the Aiken Marine Corps League United Defense and the Aiken Downtown Development Association. The event features a Fort Jackson Army Victory Band pre parade concert a flyover by F 16 jets and remarks by Maj Gen Stanhope Spears plus bands from local high schools.
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Aiken
Morris
Newberry Street
Fort Jackson
Gan Army Victory Band
S.C. National Guard
Fort Gordon
S.C. Air National
PSA testing guidelines may cut prostate cancer screens
A large study of 27,863 men suggests many over 50 with low PSA readings can extend intervals between tests. If initial PSA is zero to one, testing every five years could be safe. between one and two, every two years. above two to four, annual tests remain.
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Orlando
Fla
E. David Crawford
University of Colorado
American Society of Clinical Oncology
Steven Woolf
Virginia Commonwealth University
Woolf
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Toby” Thomas
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