Deaths And Funerals In Aiken County Area
Warrenville and nearby towns report multiple deaths with services held or announced. John D Farmer 81 of Warrenville died Oct 28. funeral at Pine Forest Baptist Church Langley. Buddies include Mary, Alice, Julian, Patricia. memorials to Pine Forest Baptist Church. Other obituaries include E R Scruggs 69, Helen Losey 79, James E Stumbaugh 66, Dr Evan Goldman 25, Sim Gantt Jr 67, Carl G Parry 47. Burial plans vary. services set in Langley, Bath, Aiken and Latrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenville
John D
Buddy) Farmer
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Augusta
Farmer
Flint Drive
Pine Forest Baptist Church
Langley
Ron Doss
Sunset Memory Gardens
John Wylie
Mae Ellen Farmer
Lockhart
Aiken County
Graniteville Co
Bath Masonic Lodge No
AFM
Valley Public Service Authority
Alice Ferguson Farmer
Julian Farmer
Bath
Patricia Whittle
Bath Carland
Danny Ferguson
Jakie Doyle
Claude Head
Jimmy Doyle
Phil Porter
Tommy Dandridge
Bath Masonic Lodge
American Legion Post
P.C
S.C
Thelma Fain Scruggs
Donnie W. Scruggs Sr
Aiken
Sandra Prince
North Augusta
Evan Goldman
Goldman
Cardinal Lane
Medical College of Georgia
Jeff Flowers
Los Angeles
Calif
San Diego
University of California At
Medical College
Elliott Golman
Pacific Palisades
Taylor Darren Goldman
Graham Collin Goldman
Dawn Elyse Goldman
Dewayne Clark
Bristol Road
Martinez
Sim Gantt Jr
Mr. Gantt
Batesburg-Leesville
New York Mass Transit Authority
Jamaica
N.Y
Chinquapin Baptist Church
Henry T. Legions
Glads V. Gantt
Sim Gantt II
Richmond
Carl G. Parry
Parry
John Parry
Sumter
Stephen D. Posey
Mrs Surasky Dur Den Surasky 91 Dies in Aiken
Mrs Belle Surasky Durden Surasky aged 91 of 1152 Dibble Road SW Aiken South Carolina widow of Mandel Surisky died Sunday October 29 1999 at her residence. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Survived by a brother Samm Durden North Augusta SC. George Funeral Home Downtown 211 Park Ave Aiken SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surasky
Belle Durden Surasky
Dibble Road
Aiken
Mandel Surisky
Samm Durden
Nort Augusta
Hatcher Scruggs Funeral Service Notice
Hatcher Scruggs entered into rest October 29 1995 burial at Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with Reverends Wallace Hudson and Gene Jennings officiating. Family and friends invited to services at Hatcher Funeral Home U S Highway 1 Tangryis.
Obituary notices from Shellhouse and Stumbaugh in Aiken
Funeral notices from Shellhouse Funeral Home in Aiken announce the deaths of Dale Losey and Eldridge Stumbaugh. Losey, 93, of 93 Troon Way, North Yarmouth, Maine, formerly of Aiken, survived by a granddaughter. services at New Covenant Presbyterian Church with gifts to Joseph Hospice. Stumbaugh, 66, of Brookline Drive, Aiken, survived by wife Dianne Parker Stumbaugh, a son and a daughter, five grandchildren. memorial service at Bucknell University and New Mexico State University connections. memorials to a charity of choice.
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Dale A. Losey Sr
Juia Gaskins
North Yarmouth
Maine
Curry Gaskins
James Beyers
Don Thomas
Claude Goodlette
Bill Boone
Don Byerley
Calvin Lee
Ladies Auxiliary
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
St. Joseph Hospice
Wrightsboro Road
Augusta
New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Hitchcock Parkway
Aiken
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc
Hayne Ave
New Mexico State University
Westinghouse
Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory
Pittsburgh
WIPP
Albuquerque
Carlsbad
N.M
WSRS
Vanadium Alloys Steel Co
Latrobe
Penn State University
Presbyterian Church
Latrobe Joyces
la Huerta
Habitat For Humanity Homes
Dianne Parker Stumbaugh
James E. Stumbaugh Jr
Virginia
Stumbaugh Krenzer
Renton
Robert Parker Stumbaugh
Shellhouse Funeral Home Inc. Aiken
Losey
Aiken Medical Center
Mass
Helen
Troon
Way
Igving
Dale A. Losey
Ikea
C. Loving
Julia Gaskins
Maine Valley
Lay
Doug Domino Ermene
Suntet ‘Garden
Se Joseph Hospice
Weightboro Rd
New Covenant
Hitchcock Park
Shellhouse FU
Nekal Home, Inc
Aiken, S.C
Stumbaugh
Report Bay
Abies Eldridge Stumbaugh
B'Brookline Dr
James E Stumbaugh
Pitsburg
Pay
Virginia Stumbaugh Krenzer
Bucknell Universi
Lewise Tg
New Mexico
Garces
Bauneave
Women Make A Difference At Helping Hands Shelter
Volunteers across Aiken County joined Make A Difference Day at Helping Hands Shelter for abused and neglected children. WOW members in purple distributed toys and hugs, sketched by Roamie Noale, while a quilt project uses fabric donations from Graniteville Company. Other groups improved Gloverville Park, prepared Children's Place rooms, and collected clothing and food for homeless veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Wise Outrageous Women
Helping Hands
Roamie Noale
Graniteville Company
WOW
Gale Wilkins
Aiken County
Tri-Development Center
Gloverville Park
Silver Bluff
Historic Beech Island Tour set for November day
The first Historic Beech Island Tour will run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday November 11. Sponsored by the Beech Island Heritage Corridor the self guided drive visits churches, homes, cemeteries and sites across Beech Island with start at All Saints Episcopal Church Parish House where tickets and info are available. Barbecue by First Baptist Church runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 170 Church Road for five dollars. tour tickets are ten dollars with advance sales through local chambers and shops or by mail to Beech Island Historical Society P O Box 158 Beech Island 29842. Prints by local artists will be sold at All Saints Parish House. wear low heel shoes and note no photos inside private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Island
All Saints Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church of
Windsor
First Baptist Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Church Road
North Augusta
National Endowment For the Arts
Archibishop To Lead Ecumenism Talk in Columbia
The Most Rev. Rembert Weakland, a Benedictine archbishop, will speak on ecumenism at the University of South Carolina and preach at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Columbia. His visit marks part of Charleston Diocese's fiftieth anniversary celebrations. Weakland chairs the ecumenical committee of the National Catholic Conference of Bishops and has participated in national and international dialogues, drawing criticism from some Catholics who fear too much openness to other denominations. James E. Wilson of St. Peter's calls him an icon for dissent while supporting ecumenism without compromising Catholic tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembert Weakland
University of South Carolina
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Diocese of
Catholic Conference of Bishops
James E. Wilson
St. Peter's Church
Columbia
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
John D. Farmer
Hatcher
U.S. 1
E.R. Scruggs
Burnettown
Warn — E.R. Scruggs
Mr. Scruggs
Front St
Lincolnton
Scruggs
Burnettown Water Dept
United Merchants & Mfg
Clearwater
Bath Fire Dept
Aiken County Fireman's Association
Helen Dennis Losey
Ladies Hospital Auxiliary
Robert Lee
Inez Stone Dennis
Jes E. Stumbaugh
James Eldridge Stumbaugh
Mr. Stumbaugh
Brookline Dr
First Presbyterian Church, Aiken
William Johnston
Jeri J. Perkins
Martha Ebel
Unity Cemetery
Eldridge Morris
E. Katherine Kurtz
Faneral Homes
Reince
Shellhouse Fineral Home, Inc
Hayne Avenue
Silver Bluff High School
Key Club
Ginny Southworth
the Children’s Place
Bratt Reports
Cloudier
Aer Oy
Archibishop
Buzz Hankinson
Estate and Business Consultants, Inc
Groene St. Augusta
Edward Jones
Greg Paschal