Deaths and Funerals in Beaufort and Aiken Areas
Obituaries note Thomas Horton Jr. and Ralph Lee Phillips among others. Horton, born 1952, taught at Beaufort Academy and coached multiple sports. service at First Presbyterian Church. Phillips, 84, funeral at Aiken Memorial Gardens with minister Rev. James Kirk. memorials to Memorial Baptist Church. Also:Nellie E. Smith, 55, memorial at First Presbyterian Church. former Midland Valley librarian and community volunteer. Service times set for Oct. 13 and 3 p.m. in Aiken and Warrenville areas.
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Thomas Horton Jr
Beaufort
Thomas Hamilton Horton Jr
Medical University of South Carolina
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Horton
Aiken
Walton Boatwright Horton
Thomas Hamilton Horton
Beaufort Academy
Atlanta
Sallie H. Sheppard
Louise Brunson
Charleston
Grey R. Horton
Thomas H. Horton Jr
c/o
Sams Point Road
S.C
Ralph Lee Phillips
Lois Taylor Phillips
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Aiken Memorial Gardens
James Kirk
Memorial Baptist Church
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log Road
Nellie E. Smith
Nellie Louise Elam Smith
Capella Dr
David Cozad
Martha Ebel
Ms. Smith
Roscoe A. Elam
Jean Lewis Elam
Hyden
Aiken County
American Association of University Women
Stephen
Bonnie Redd Williamson Funeral Service Today
The funeral for Bonnie Redd Williamson is set for 3 p.m. in Napier Funeral Home chapel with Revs. Ray Taylor and Joe Harden officiating. Burial follows at Graniteville Cemetery. Napier Funeral Home, 315 Main St., Graniteville. George Wright Jr. 87 of 168 Warren St. died Oct 10 2003 at his residence. Funeral at Shellhouse Funeral Home chapel at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Willis Stone officiating. Burial in Historic Bethany Cemetery. Shellhouse Funeral Home, 924 Hayne Ave., Aiken.
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Warkenville
Bonnie Redd Williamson
Napier Funeral Home
Ray Taylor
Joe Harden
Graniteville
Main St
George Wright Jr
Warrenville
Warren St
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Willis Stone
Bethany Cemetery
Hayne Ave
Aiken
Australian TV host Tommy Hanlon Jr dies after cancer battle
Tommy Hanlon Jr a famed circus front man and longtime Australian television host died after a cancer battle. Born in Parkersburg West Virginia he moved to Australia in 1959 and hosted It Could Be You the high rated daytime program. He was once with Orson Welles Mercury Theatre and appeared in Follow The Boys. Neiw York report notes Carolyn Heilbrun feminist scholar author Amanda Cross died aged 77.
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Sydney
Australia
Tommy Hanlon Jr
Parkersburg
W.va
Hanlon
Orson Welles
Mercury Theater
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Follow the
Heilbrun
Columbia
Amanda Cross
Kate Fansler
Aiken Standard Obituary Notice Policy
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free for first runs. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and edited for style. Deadline is 9 00 p m daily and the number to call for more information is 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Female farmers thrive like other career women
Shirley Brown and Doris Blackmon, sisters who founded Famoda Farm on a 300 acre ranch near Greenville, show how women leaders thrive in agriculture. Their story reflects a growing trend of female owned businesses. The pair manage cattle operations with help from family and market success including numerous show trophies.
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Tigerville
Shirley Brown
Doris Blackmon
Famoda Farm
American Farm Bureau
Betty Wolanyk
South Carolina
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wolanyk
Agriculture Department
Brown
Blackmon
Greenville
Kidnapping Suspect Duo Charged After North Charleston Baby Snatch
In North Charleston a babysitter reported an 18 month old abducted from a supermarket by a man who jumped into a waiting car in a fire lane. Police stopped the vehicle, found the child unharmed on the front floorboard, and charged Clarey Ellis Hope Jr. and Susan L. Hayes. In Anderson County a woman died in a house fire after rescuing her mother and a 103 year old grandmother. the cause is under investigation.
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North Charleston
Dawn Pate
Clarey Ellis Hope Jr
Susan L. Hayes
James Island
Anderson County
Greg Shore
Lucreta Gray
Shore
Gray
Pretrial program for Sumter official could expunge charges
Former Sumter County Council Chairman Frank Williams Jr. entered a pretrial intervention program for first-time offenders on Sept 4. He was indicted last year on receiving stolen property between 1000 and 5000 dollars. If convicted he could face up to five years in jail and a minimum $1000 fine. In Beaufort, Abdiyyah ben Alkebulanyahh facing the death penalty for the deaths of two deputies urged witnesses to prove he killed them. The murder trial began with him representing himself.
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Sumter
Sumter County
Frank Williams Jr
Williams
Trey Walker
State Attorney General's Office
Dana Lyle Tate
A.J.” Coursen
Burton
South Carolina
State Law Enforcement Hall of Fame
Alkebulanyahh
Beaufort
Bob Bromage
Bromage
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Treye Sharpe
Ray Wisotski
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