Obituaries Clip From South Carolina Area
Death notices list multiple local residents with dates and funeral plans. Fred Seeby 67 of Aiken husband of Joann Seeby survived by two sons and grandchildren. services at Warrenville Cemetery with Napier Funeral Home handling arrangements. Other notices include Yvonne Fox of Aiken, Wesley Stevenson Sr., Rose Moorer, Buddy Ooten, Madelyn Nappier, and Patricia Wahl with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred “Pete” Seeby
Aiken
Joann Taylor Seeby
Gene Seeby
San Diego
Calif
Ronnie Seeby
Butch Seeley
Miami
Fla
Aiken County
Salvation Army
Warrenville
Bobby Grover
Leonard Taylor
John Hamilton
James Bolick
Ben Newman
Burt Townsend
Tony Lowe
Bryan Altman
Hudson Road
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Graniteville
Yvonne
Pete” Woodward Fox
Shiloh Baptist Church
Louie Anderson
Fox
Trudelle “Duck” Fox
Lee Harvey
Osceola Elizabeth Woodward
Fox Shoe Repair
Shiloh
Mabel Fox
Evans
Mattie Ready
Trenton
Colt
Skylar Fox
Wesley N. Stevenson
Gaston
Wesley
Wes” Norwood Stevenson
Blizzard Funeral
John O’cain
Blizzard Funeral Home
P.o.box
Wagoner
Stevenson
Forest Park
Rose Mason Moorer
Ruby Lane
Southern Regional Medical Center
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Moore
Kenneth Waldo
Owen Mason
C. Nappier
Piney Heights
Madelyn Chesteine
Nappier
Florida Hospital Flagler
Palm Coast
Graniteville Company
Valley Hardware
Hubert
Patricia N. Kempf
Linda Hall
Finley Hall
Michael
Belinda Hall
Flagler Beach
Bill
Tom
Star Kempf
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Tri-County
South Daytona
North Augusta
Patricia Joann Wahl
Mike Catoe
Langley
Sanford backs leaner lottery cuts to boost education funds
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford urges reducing retailer commissions from seven percent to save money for education as the Education Lottery reports 1.2 billion in gross sales from Jan 7 2002 to Aug 31 2003 while questioning retailer payouts and a 6.8 million advertising budget. A separate Charleston suit accuses The Citadel and a former counselor of sexual abuse at a 2001 summer camp, filed by a Texas man about to turn 19, seeking damages. Clarendon District 1 will receive 25000 in new musical instruments from Time Warner Cable and VH1 Save the Music Foundation to aid Scotts Branch Intermediate School’s band program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mark Sanford
Sanford
South Carolina
Education Lottery
General Assembly
Ernie Passailaigue
Texas
John Grinalds
Michael Arpaio
Arpaio
The
Military College
Marine Commis
Columbia — Clarendon
Time Warner Cable
Vh1 Save the Music Foundation
Scotts Branch Intermediate School
Brian Moss
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Fred Seeby
Yvonne Fox
P.O. Box
Wagener
Ooten
Patricia J. Wahl
Thu
FBI
Carolina Center
SUN
Ticketmaster
Carolinacenter.net
Citadel
Charleston
State Military College
Sion
Mark Brandenburg
Clarendon
Bali
Olga
Madison Studio
Jeanne Pierre
Joseph A & Rafaellae
Bill Blass
Sag Harbor
Alfred Dunner
Norton McNaughton
Orig
Geoffrey Beene
Meeting Street
Oxford
Lenox, Gorham, Mikasa
Noritake Oneida
Franciscan & Johnson Brothers
Abe Ee
Ofek
Belk.com
Belk