Deaths and Funerals in Aiken and area
Obituary notices from May 2008 and May 2009 for Mamie Harrison Dennis G Jones Betty Mansent Gladys McGee Doris Smith and others. Details include surviving relatives, funeral homes Shellhouse Rivers J H Robinson and dates and locations in Aiken Ridge Spring Johnston Wagener and West Wagener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis G. Jones
Salley
Dennis George Jones
J.H. Robinson
Gladys L. McGee
Aiken
Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home
Thomas H Stein Jr 50 Aiken man dies after long life
Thomas H Stein Jr 50 longtime Aiken County resident and residential construction worker died Monday May 19 2008. He is survived by mother Mary Seigler Godfrey and Charles Godfrey stepfather siblings Anne Shealy Mary Ann Cooper Anthony Stein Stephen Stein and seven step grandchildren. Memorial service held May 19 2008 at Napier Funeral Home Graniteville officiated by Rev Gene Wilson. Burial private. Memorial donations may be made to Thomas Stein Jr Funeral Fund 329 Beaver Dam Road Aiken SC 29805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Stein J. Bath
Thomas H. Stein Jr
Mary Seigler Godfrey
Charles Godfrey
Aiken
Anne Shealy
Mary Ann Cooper
Anthony Stein
Stephen Stein
Warrenville
Aiken County
Napier Funeral Home
Graniteville
Gene Wilson
Thomas Stein Jr
Beaver Dam Road
S.C
Main St
Clearwater 4K concert ends year with songs and smiles
Logan Salva and classmates filled Clearwater Elementary with song during the annual 4K concert. His mother Solani Romero praised the performance noting the program’s value while Principal Susan Malcom warned budget cuts threaten two half day sessions. Teachers say 4K links music and basic concepts. Yolanda Frazer says her daughter Shayaundra Walker is ready for kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Logan Salva
Solani Romero
Logan
Clearwater Elementary School
Romero
Susan Malcom
Jan Wason
Wilson
Yolanda Frazer
Shayaundra Walker
Obituary Notice Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free of charge on first publication. Notices must be submitted by a funeral home by 9 00 pm daily and may be edited for style. extra lines incur a fee and funeral homes assist with details and charges.
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Aiken Standard
Kindergarten Parents Dedicate Bench at Church Preschool
Kindergarten parents donated funds to install a new playground bench at First Presbyterian Church School in honor of their children who just graduated from the pre-school program. Preschool director Mary Maddrey notes it matches existing benches and aids summer play and Vacation Bible School. Church member Melissa Riley says all her children passed through the program and emphasizes a lasting gift from families.
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First Presbyterian Church School
Mary Maddrey
Melissa Riley
Ben
Cnua
Women of Woodside donate to local clinic
Lola Roemmich received a $10,000 donation from the Women of Woodside at their spring luncheon to support the Acts of Caring clinic at USC Aiken. The funds will fund medications, education programs, diabetes training, smoking cessation, and disease prevention for insured and uninsured families in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Woodside
Lola Roemmich
Women of Woodside
Acts of
Judi Nickel
Dinah Bunn
Barbara Harris
Joan Graham
Local realtor attends first lady's luncheon in Washington
Gail Gingrey, broker and owner of The Real Estate Shoppe, attended the First Lady's Luncheon in Washington as guest of her sister in law Billy Gingrey. The Britannia themed event drew dignitaries including Laura Bush Cherie Blair and Justice Sandra Day OConnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Gingrey
Gingrey
Washington, D.C
Billy Gingrey
Phil Gingrey
Britannia
Laura Bush
Cherie Blair
Tony Blair
Richard Cheney
Colin Powelll
Sandra Day O'Connor
Bush
SRS projects honored by Department of Energy
Two Savannah River projects were honored at the Third Annual Secretary of Energy's Project Management Awards. The HEU Blend Down Project received the Secretary's Excellence in Acquisition Award while the K Area Nuclear Material Storage Project earned an honorable mention. The HEU Blend Down Project blends down surplus highly enriched uranium for use as fuel, with new facilities and systems added to purify, blend down, and ship material to TVA. WSRC President Bob Pedde praised disciplined change management and cross-agency teamwork for the project’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River
Secretary of Energy
SRS
DOE
Washington, D.C
Doe-National Nuclear Security Administration
Doe-Environmental Management
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
H Canyon
HISA
DOE National Nuclear Security Administration
DOE Environmental Management
WSRC
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Mamie Harrison
Laurens St
Mattie C. Hall
Cheatham Funeral Home
Hickory Ave
New Ellenton
Betty W. Mansent
Betty M. Wilkerson Mansell
Bud” Mansell
Eden Gardens
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Gladys Lybrana McGee
Albert W. McGee
Ridge Spring
McGee
Tommy Lybrand Sr
Tara Satcher Lybrand
Jeffery McGee
Clitt Strickland
Trey Strickland
Scot Thompson
H.K. Vance
Gary Hall
Thomas Hall
Sean Bohannon
Ben Harwell
Hitchcock Hospice
Medical Park
Johnny J. Smith
Johnny T. Smith
Overlook Court
Doris Ann Wright ‘Smith
Southlawn
Summerville
Otis Paul
Catherine Elizabeth Broad Smith
Sarah
McClure Westmorland
Betty Smith
Robert) Priester
Barnwell
Jack McClure Jr
Moneta
Timothy McClure
Stefanie McClure
John Smith
Glenn E. Bohler
Cheryl McClure
Statesboro
Angel
Deborah
Amanda Howard
Hephzibah
Gabriella Nichole McClure
Justin Lee McClure
Crystal
Cody
Christopher McClure
Haley Swager
Thomas H. Stein
Bath
Services Tome
Florence Imig
United Presbyterian Church
Stanford
Rob Newt
Clearwater 4K
Kaylee Oterro
Tistan Simpson
Cheyenne DeWole
Riley
Rob Novit
Movit
Aikenstandard
Rob Novi
First Presbyterian Church
Philip Merry
Bethany Fuller
Sheila Cherry
Mhellhouse
Isken
South Carolina
Main Streetville
Sammie" Napier
First Lady
Beth
Statwiter
Russell Watson
Manchester
England
The
Neiman Marcus
Department of Energy
Bob Pedde
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