Blair C Watkins dies at 76 in Aiken
Blair C. Watkins 76 husband of Alma Watkins died Saturday October 9 2011 in Aiken South Carolina Arrangements announced by Shell House Funeral Home Inc 715 E Pine Rd Aiken SC
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2011
Page
6
Blair C. Watkins 76 husband of Alma Watkins died Saturday October 9 2011 in Aiken South Carolina Arrangements announced by Shell House Funeral Home Inc 715 E Pine Rd Aiken SC
Grace Posey Bushee 92 mother of George F. Alexander of Rollingwood Road South Carolina died October 7 2011 Funeral services announced for October 16 2011 Posey Funeral Directors of Augusta in charge of arrangements Online registry at poseyfuneral directors.com
Mrs. Jonnie Lee Pierce, 81, of Jackson, South Carolina, died Saturday October 8, 2011, wife of the late Ivan W. Pierce. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Hatcher Funeral Home on US Highway 1 in Langley, SC.
Lisa M. Bledsoe holds services at Wagener Salley High School auditorium at 3 30 p m Nelson Satterwhite at Walk of Faith Tabernacle Johnston at 3 30 p m Rhonda Denton at Grace Lutheran Church at 1 30 p m
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary notice policies including free first listings and paid lines for extras. Funeral homes submit notices and provide details, with a daily 5 p.m. deadline and a contact number for information.
Roger Williams, renowned pianist who topped the Billboard charts with Autumn Leaves in 1955 and performed for nine U.S. presidents, died in Los Angeles at 87 from pancreatic cancer complications. Publicist Bob Wilcox confirmed his passing. Williams was noted for blending classical jazz and improvisation.
CDC study of 66 hospitals shows non fatal traumatic brain injuries in children 19 and under climbed about 60 percent from 2001 to 2009 with roughly 153 000 visits in 2009. Bicycling and football were common causes and higher visit rates reflect more cautious treatment by parents and coaches.
Interim UNC director cites rising recognition of long term concussion hazards. CDC backed programs since 2003 broadened to coaches and schools amid studies linking brain injury in former NFL players and high profile cases. Data show most ER visits for ages 10 to 19, with sports and biking key causes.
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