Deaths and Funerals For Ronald Burns and Others
Ronald DaLacy Burns age 10 died October 24 at Trinity Hospital Augusta GA. Born in Dayton OH he was a pharmacist for 45 years and owned Centerville Pharmacy Ohio, retired from Kroger in Aiken SC. Survived by two daughters Kerri and Tracey, a son Randall, a grandchild Max Lee Burns, two sisters, and several relatives. Funeral Monday 1 pm at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Chapel. Other notices include Loretta H Dawkins 67 and Anna Belle Murdaugh Spencer 81 with services in Aiken and Orangeburg obituaries listed.
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Ronald DaLacy Burns
Trinity Hospital
Augusta
Mr. Burns
Dayton
Harry Wilbur
Martha Jane ‘Ague Burns
Centerville Pharmacy
Centerville
Ohio
Kroger
Aiken
Kerri Ellen Bums
Phoenix
Tracey Rae Bums
Orlando
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome.com
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Anna Belle Murdaugh Spencer
Clarence Porter’ Spencer Jr
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Lodge
Spencer
Charles and
Louise Murdaugh
South Aiken
Virgil Sauls
Jennifer
George) Kelley
Brian Sauls
Nashville, TN
Tara Wade
Amber Cromer
Travis Wade
Johnny Llewellyn
Charleston
Jordan
Jacob Kelley
Hannah
Ian Jongema
Andrew Sauls
Pittsburgh
Mary L
Harold) Rice
Ord, NB
Martha Faye Charpin
Florence
Leon W. Murdaugh
Walterboro
Cecily Murdaugh
John Harkins
Donna Sauls
Amaryllis Barwick
Charles D. Murdaugh
Pine Log Rd
Michael Dyard
Live Oak
Cindy Skinner Jowers funeral notice in North Augusta
Funeral services for Cindy Skinner Jowers 44 who died October 25 2007 at her home will be held October 27 2007 at 2 pm at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church North Augusta. Interment follows at Pine View Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at 138 Line Bars Drive Bergen Place North Augusta. Hatcher Funeral Home Langley SC.
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Martha Daniels Harris
Thankful Baptist
Glasock County
Clifford E. Sturgill
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Cindy Skinner Jowers
Holy Trinity Lutheran
North Augusta
Cindy S. Jowers
Donald Wayne Jowers
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Larry and
Catherine Denise Jowers
Bergen Place
Hatcher
Williams Brenda Moss Williams Homegoing Service Notice
Warrenton Georgia announces a homegoing service for Brenda Moss Williams, age 53, to be held Sunday Oct 28 2007 at 2 p.m. at House of God the House of Prayer for all Nations in Mitchell Georgia, with Pastor Bishop Orlando Nolley officiating. Interment follows at Lurch Cemetery. Thomson Funeral System of Thomson Georgia handles arrangements.
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Warrenton
Brenda Moss Williams
House of God
House of Prayer For All Nations, Inc
Mitchell, GA
Orlando Nolley
Lurch
Thomson Funeral System
Thomson, Ga
Villid Swan Entered Eternal Rest in Williston
Swan entered into eternal rest on Wednesday October 24 2007 Celebration will be held Sunday October 28 2007 at 2 30 p m at Bell Pond Baptist Church Rev Eugene Davis officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Family and friends may call the residence of her daughter Patricia Baxley 34 Dicks Street Williston SC or Simmons Funeral Home of Williston Inc 13188 Main Street Williston SC 803 266 7808
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Mars
Geneva
Bell Pond Baptist Church
Eugene Davis
Church
Patrica Baxley
Dicks Street
Williston
Simmons Funeral Home
Obit Policy Details for Aiken Standard Notices
The Aiken Standard outlines free obituary notice runs up to 16 lines with the headline. Additional lines incur a fee, and funeral homes submit information subject to style. deadline is 7 p.m. daily with phone help at 648 2311.
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Aiken
Fi Homes
Unsung hero Suzanne Messick remembered in Aiken
Friends recall Suzanne Messick former Savannah River Cancer Foundation director as selfless and enduring. She died October 25 after a long cancer battle supporting CanHope and others, balancing leadership with community service and faith in Tennessee roots and Aiken life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Messick
Savannah River Cancer Foundation
Messick
Joan Moffett
Cunningham
Tennessee
Jessick
Aiken
Man gets three years for tossing Yorkiepop
Charleston court sentenced a man to three years in prison for tossing a 10 week old puppy from an apartment. The judge, Circuit Judge Edward Cottingham, questioned the act and noted his own nine dogs ownership as he imposed a tough sentence. Morris received five years, suspended to three years in prison and two years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Edward Cottingham
Morris
Commission rejects order on workers' camp standards
The South Carolina Workers' Compensation Commission unanimously rejected Gov. Mark Sanford's bid to implement uniform medical standards for determining long term disability awards. The seven commissioners, appointed by the governor, said they would adhere to existing statutes and rulings, signaling overstep concerns and implying lawmakers previously rejected the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Joel Sawyer
South Carolina
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Loretta H. Dawkins
Orangebury
Belleville
Lamar Dawkins
Bythewood Funeral Home
Amelia Street
Orangeburg
Anna Belle Murdaugh
Suzanne Cobb Messick
Aiken’s First Baptist Church
House of God the House of Prayer For All Nations, Inc
Mitchell, Gay
Geneva Swan
Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home
Chapel of Shellhouse-Rivers Funeral Home
Shellaowne
Brenda Moss
Williams
Ken
Oathlane & Mausoleum
Resem Ncemetery
Starband
Whiskey Road Aiken
South
Seca Cota
Jefferson Davisow
Graniteville
Southcaroiiacremation
Orc
Fria
Bosons Lone
Cuma Eer
John Cunningham
Tme
CanHope
Man
Columbia
the State Workers’ Compensation Commission Unanimously
Aiken, S.C
Fox Young
Goose Platter Road
Pleasant Church Road
Les
Timber Vale
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