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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 2011

Page

5

Monument honors Marine Dudley with York County engraving

Thomas J. Dudley, 29, killed in Afghanistan, had his name added to the York Veterans Memorial amid a quiet ceremony. Bill Wiley’s family donated the granite slabs decades ago and, at no cost, etched Dudley’s name alongside WWI through Vietnam casualties.

Filbert Hans Brandon Wiley York Clover U.S. 321 Wiley Bill Wiley Wiley Brothers Marble & Granite Works York Veterans Memorial Billy Korea Viet Paul Neff II Pat Leach Kenneth Butler Thomas J.oe Dudley Fort Mill Afghanistan Thomas J. Dudley York County Flanders Fields Pacific Thomas T.J.” Dudley Tega Cay York County Veterans Council Lakeview Memory Gardens Cemetery Dudley Martin of Durai Neff Leach Butler America

Gone But Not Forgotten 5K Honors Fallen Columbia Firefighter

Authorities in Columbia host the Gone But Not Forgotten 5K to honor Chance Zobel a Columbia firefighter who died last November while fighting a brush fire. Irma Fire Chief Mike Sonefeld and Columbia Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins organize the event with proceeds aiding Salkehatchie Summer Service at the Midlands First Responders Memorial near the Convention Center.

Columbia Irma Mike Sonefeld Aubrey Jenkins SC Midlands Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center Salkehatchie Chance Zobel

Citadel leaders regret not reporting camp abuse to police

Citadel President John Rosa and board chair Doug Snyder said they regret not pursuing the 2007 sexual abuse allegation at a camp after a camper reported it to Louis ReVille. ReVille denied the claim and an internal probe found no corroboration.

Charleston Citadel Post and Courier John Rosa Doug Snyder Louis ReVille ReVille

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