Deaths and Funerals Notice Mix in South Carolina
The South Carolina death notices list the Rev. Herman Carter of North Augusta with services at Old Macedonia Baptist Church, Thelma Christia of Monetta, Purvis Gibson Sr. of Ward, Wiley Hardy Sr. of Trenton, and Thomas Carson Willis of Charleston among others, detailing deaths, funeral arrangements, ages, and survivor details across several towns. Survivors include spouses, children, and extended relatives, with funeral homes and service times noted.
Obituary Notice Policy Guideline for Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard prints obituary notices up to 16 lines free the first time with charges for additional lines. Notices come from funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadlines are 9 00 p m daily and the number for information is 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Obituaries of Caldwell James and Lask in South Carolina notices
Netrolia Caldwell James 74 of Ridge Spring died October 16 2003 at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital. Burial in Monetta Church Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Frances Abney Kathy Stone a son Elbert Caldwell four sisters a brother and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Davis Funeral Home Ridge Spring in charge. Louise Papas Lask 95 of Poquoson Virginia formerly of Aiken died October 17 2003. Funeral at Bethany Cemetery and memorials to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church or American Cancer Society. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home to receive friends prior. Marie Dewing Rodman 80 wife of Robert G Rodman died October 17 2003. Funeral at George Funeral Homes Historic Downtown Chapel. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include sons Andrew Wenn and David Wenn and grandson Jacob Wenn and step grandchildren Kyle Dareff Lindsay Dareff. National Sports Academy listed for reference. Visit GeorgeFuneralHomes.com to sign online condolence register. toric Downtown Chapel.
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Herman Carter
North Augusta
Pepper Hill Nursing Center
Lakeview Road
Old Macedonia Baptist Church
James Everett
Josephine Simpkins Carter
J’kelma Carter
Jasmine Carter
Taryl Springfield
Chad Carter
Eunice Lee Carter
Jean Carter
Jeanette Scates
Janice Cash
Jaycelet Groves
Lawrence Carter
Ronald Carter
James Carter
Curtis Carter
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Ave
Reedy Branch Baptist Church
Ward
Gibson
Laughton
Beatrice Gibson Tillman
Graniteville Co
Dorothy Gibson
Diane Burt
Sandra M. Abney
Ridge Spring
Mary Janice Turner
Aiken
Purvis Gibson Jr
Columbia
Vernon D. Gibson
Upper Marlboro
Davis Funeral Home, Inc
Wiley Hardy Sr
Trenton
Science Hill Baptist Church
G.L. Brighthorp
Mt. Canaan Baptist Church
Mr. Hardy
WE. Parker High School
Mattie V. Stevens Hardy
Robert Walton
Wiley Hardy Jr
Kelvin D. Hardy
Marcus J. Hardy
Lillian Johnson Hardy
Barbara J. Turner
Jeanette Elam
Patricia Curry
Denise H. Pickens
Ulysses Hardy Sr
Enoch Hardy Jr
Delencia
Annicia
Tynesia
Deonté Walton
Aniyah
Yolanda Hardy
Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Baden Brown
Shellhouse
Louise Papas Lask
Virginia
Bethany
Marie Dewing Rodman
George Funeral Homes
Thomas Carson Willis
Live Oak Memorial Gardens
Michael A. Vickers
Converse Drive
Judy Harman Vickers
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Mickey Vickers
Timothy Johnson
Southlawn
Goodwater
Vickers
Calvin
Mary Colleen Browning Vickers
Aiken High School
USC Aiken
Mike
Houston
Texas
Pensacola
Fla
GoAiken.com
Southside Gallery
Tyler D. Vickers
Virginia Beach
Lewis McKinney
Warrenville
Jason McKinney
Charleston
Merritt McKinney
Doug Vickers
Steve Vickers
Mary Grant
Andy Lowe
Kevin Penniston
Thom Abbott
Meritt McKinney
Paul Sullivan
American Cancer Society
East
Pine Log Rd
Netrolia Caldwell James
O’dessa Martin
Warsaw
N.C
Mary Harris
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Jordan
Queens
N.Y
Henry Caldwell
Davis Funeral Home
Poquoson
Bethany Cemetery
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
East Pine Long Rd
Robert G. Rodman
Leon Mozeliak
Calvary Cemetery
Rodman
Binghamton
Andrew and
Maude Dewing
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Houndslake Country Club
Andrew Wenn
Nashville, Tenn
David
Marci) Wenn
Lake Placid
Jacob Wenn
Kyle Dareff
Lindsay Dareff
National Sports Academy
Lake Placid Club
GeorgeFuneralHomes.com
Park Ave
Cramer, First Postwar Florida Republican Congressman, Dies
Former U S Representative William Cramer of Florida died Saturday at 81. A leading Florida Republican for over three decades, he served as delegate or alternate to national conventions from 1952 to 1984 and was a Republican National Committeeman from 1964 to 1984. He won Florida’s 1954 congressional seat, the first Republican victory there in 72 years.
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William C. Cramer
ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.S
Florida
Cramer
Do Not Call list cuts many telemarketing calls in South Carolina
More than half a million phone numbers in South Carolina are on the Do Not Call registry that started this month. The State notes 506,790 numbers are listed with Midlands residents reporting significant drops in calls. Residents say caller ID helps, but some firms persist. others move to the Internet.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Midlands
Rob Milburn
Irmo
Milburn
Gail Olsen
Olsen
Moore defends Ten Commandments display at Lexington rally
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, suspended with pay in Alabama, spoke at a Lexington church defending the Ten Commandments monument in the state judicial building. He criticized a federal judge’s order and argued religion underpins the nation, while rally attendees urged donations to his defense fund.
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Lexington
Alabama
Roy Moore
U.S
Moore
Christian Leaders
South Carolina
Judicial Building
Myron Thompson
Montgomery
Thompson
Argu
Dave Phillips
Chapel of Redemption
Willow Ridge Church
FEMA chief urges local preparedness to secure homeland
FEMA head Michael Brown says preparing communities for hazards like hurricanes and hazardous material spills protects the nation. He spoke in Myrtle Beach about hurricane evacuation plans for the Grand Strand and urged coastal residents to stock supplies as officials warn another storm will come. Republican Rep. Henry Brown echoed the coast’s hurricane risk and invited the official to visit.
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Myrtle Beach
America
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Highway 17
Michael Brown
Brown
Department of Homeland Security
FEMA
South Carolina
Grand Strand
Mother Nature
U.S
Henry Brown
Former archbishop weighs gay bishop issue in Charleston visit
During a Charleston service, former Archbishop George Carey urged that an openly gay man stand down before a New Hampshire bishop consecration to ease Anglican disputes. He called Rev. V Gene Robinson's approval an ecumenical scandal and warned the debate distracts from poverty and persecution issues facing Anglicans worldwide.
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Charleston
New Hampshire
Canterbury
Gene Robinson
George Carey
Carey
Episcopal Diocese of
South Carolina
Ed Salmon
Robinson
Man seeks overturn of urine sale conviction before SC court
Kenneth Curtis asks South Carolina Supreme Court to overturn his six month sentence for selling urine with a kit to simulate a user sample. He argues privacy rights and questions the undercover agent’s role and trial testimony. He says the case rides on a political backdrop and questions about related evidence.
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Columbia
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
State Supreme Court
David Thomas
Fountain Inn
Thomas
Sled
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Thelma Christia Monetta
Thelma Christia
Early Sims Road
Saluda Nursing Center
Purvis Gibson Sr
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hwy. 7
Willis
Eula Lee Crosby Willis
Steedman
Clarence Lafayette Willis Sr
Ava Blanche Quattlebaum Willis
Coastal State Life Insurance Co
Patricia W. Graham
Jean W. Childs
Moncks Corner
Dianne W. Grace
Cross
Tommie W. Provost
Ralph Willis
Carson L. Willis
Smyrna
Tenn
J. Henry Stuhr, Inc
Greenridge Road Chapel
North Charleston
Hous
Pine Log Road
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
S.C
Associated Press
Jeffrey Collins