Deaths and Funerals It. George A Cook Memorial
Funeral services for George A Cook a 59 year old metal fabricator of Aiken SC were set for May 26 2002 at 2 PM at George Funeral Homes Historic Downtown Chapel with Rev Leo Wood officiating. Interment in Rock Springs Baptist Church Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Also notices for Gunter George Joeanna O Neal Doris Walker Atrulia Youmans and others contained.
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George A. Cook
George Funeral Homes, Inc
Park Ave
Aiken
Leo Wood
Rock Springs Baptist Church
Nelcy Siegler
Tony Corley
Gene Morgan
Kenny Williams
Clarence Shealy
George Raborn
Mr. Cook
Alberta Austin Cook
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Aiken County
Albert Otto Cook
Ethel Lucile Coker Cook
George
OMC
Rocky Springs
Nellie W. Heape
Cross
Wilbur L. Austin
Holly
Hill
Kari Driggers
Heather Cook
Oakley Snipes
Danielle Cook
Colie Cook
Rhonda Ferguson
Angela Bunch
Ronnie Bunch
Drew ‘Murray
Randy Murray
Katrina Murray
Teri Murray
Andy Murray
Jasmine Miray
Staci Bunch
Brett Middleton
Tyshia Guess
Cheryl Beckett
Ben
Minnie Seigler Gunter
Lexington Baptist Church
Collie L. George
Lee L
Judy M. George
Lexington
Wavelon Locklair
Johnston
John Preston George
Ashley E. George
Mt. Hebron United Methodist Church
Caughman-Harman Funeral Homes
North Lake Drive
Joeanna O'Neal Windsor
Joeanne F. O'Neal
Clippership Loop
University Hospital
Ebeneer Baptist Church
Williston
Joe Singleton
Waw
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
Doris Walker
Beech Island
Doris Williams Walker
Dicks Drive
Hatcher Funeral Home
Bill Branch
Clifton O'Bryan
J.B. Free
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bath Pentecostal Holiness Church
Larry Walker
Carl Lee
Geneva van Buren Williams
North Augusta
Donald
Brenda Williams
Aaron Green
Lee Williams
John Williams
Henry Little
Johnny Hymer
Randy Gregg
U.S. Hwy. 1
Langley
George Cook
George Funeral Homes
Janie George
Lexington Memorial Cemetery
Albert Padgett
Mt. Alpha Baptist Church
Ward
Aiken High School Awards Day Highlights Seniors
Hic ScHool honors seniors at Awards Day on May 24 with a long list of departmental prizes and scholarships. Tawny Christon leads in multiple categories including All State Math and Journalism while Mary Waters, Ellen Chapin, and Matthew Skiles receive several honors across German, computer technology, and ROTC programs.
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Aiken High School
Fridlay
Margaret C. Bobo
Tawny Chritton
Mary Lou Barlow
Mary Waters
Evelyn Drumming
Michael Yount
Delta Epsilon Phi
Ellen Chapin
Tanja Moore
Katey Rich
la Sociedad Honoraria
Misanica
Tawny Christon
Alexander Lumans
James E. Waters
Jason M. Arant
FELA
Staci Hutsell
Katherine Coleman
Sparkle Glover
Michael Zielinski
Andrea Holland
Tonia Babiak
Latoya Bates
Sonya Courtney
Abigail Denny
Stacey Gregory
Jacqueline Glover
Anna Hiers
Amanda Rapp
Stephen Roach
Cartoria Robertson
Con ‘le Simmons
Phillip Williams
Megan Anderson
Billie Ange
Nicholas Sigwald
Jason Wisz
Addison Woodrum
Ours Poetica
Joshua Jones
American Legion
Njrotc
Lauren Bar
Serteen
Sarah Stanberry
Ten Gents
Claflin University
Kimya Justice
the Joy of Learning
Shadie Wiland
Ashley Randa
Lillie Bell Allen
Miracle Herrin
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororty, Inc
Shekinah M. Curry
Willis Service
Timothy Hayes
Robert C. Byrd
Debraship
Courtlyn
Stephanie Barron
Amanda Brown
Charleston Southern University
Meridith
Converse College
Sharon Brunson
University of Maine
Columbia College
Constance Burns
Tina Isroadwater
Jarrett Edwards
Kendall Fitch
Rebecca Spencer
Clemson University
Westinghouse Family
USC
Amelia French
Katherine Rich
Michael Verenes
Brittney Diges
Britton All
Melia Courtney
Sarah DeWitt
Matthew Skiles
Obituary notice policy details for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard runs daily obituary notices with up to 16 lines free initially and charges apply for additional lines. Submissions are edited for style, funeral homes may help with details and fees, deadline is 8:15 am weekdays and 7:50 pm weekends, contact 648-2311 for more information.
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Aiken Standard
Dave Berg Mad magazine writer dies at 81 in Los Angeles
Dave Berg, longtime Mad cartoonist famed for The Lighter Side and satirical takes on the human condition, died May 16 of cancer at 81. He published with Mad from 1956, created The Lighter Side in 1961, and worked with Stan Lee at Timely before Mad. Berg served as an Army Air Corps war correspondent in World War II and produced 17 Mad books.
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Dave Berg
Mad Magazine
Los Angeles
Berg
Mad
Thenas
William M. Gaines
Roger Kaputnik
Pipe Berg
Stan Lee
Timely Comics
Marvel Comics
Army Air Corps
Iwo Jima
Guam
Saipan
Japan
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Gunter George
M.B. Lamb
John Culp
Atrulia Youmans
New Ellenton
Atrulia “Trudy” Hunter Youmans
Williamson Ave
Whiskey Road Church of Christ
TL. King
Eastside Church of Christ
Ula Lee Gurley
Jackson
Brooks Memorial
Joeanna F. O'Neal
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Freddie Campbell Yon
Wagener
Atralia Hunter
Trudy” Youmans
Whiskey Road
Church of Christ
Cheatham Funeral Home
Hickory Ave
Hic
Lauren Barron
Nathan McGahee
NSIV
Johanna Gibbs
Nola Grant
Eubanks
Joshua Stallings
Bryant Robinson
S.C
Tawny
Chritton
Ellen Majzlik
Matthew ‘Skiles
Wsill Wodgenbana
Ebecca Spencer
Arion
William Z. Slaughter
Kristy Holsenback
Amber Asbill
Victoria Baldwin
Elizabeth Jahn
Lauren McMurtrie
Lesley Powers
Matthew Quatter
Kaum
Ryan Rood
Megan Stephens
Doug Walp
Shannen Williams
April Woodward
Jean Abramczyk
April Adams
Britton A
Sabrina Hidlay
Heather Jennings
Yianne Kritaas
Jean
Tal
Scott Webster
Brittney Diggs
Josh Stallings
Preston Lucius
Ellen Marzuk
Michael Myers
Christopher Morgan
Ashlee Reeves
Clemson Academy
Johnson & Wales
Chasity Chandler
Niki Moose
Prince
Anderson College
Jon Croft
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Frank Galardi
Kimberly Clark
Bright
Neal Glover
College of Charleson
Alexander Gumans
Coastal Carolina University
Eric Lundblade
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Win
Sammie" Napier
Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
South
Corona
Thellaoume
John Bloom
Davenport
Iowa
Grant Wood
Midwest
Bloom
Wood
Isi¢om
Isabel Scherer
Woods
Scherer
Isabel Bloom
Isabel
John
Brian Jackson
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