Multiple 2002 Deaths and Funerals in Georgia and Nearby
Obituary column lists deaths of Leroy Bettis 80, Trenton. Thomas J Blocker 71, Jacksonville. Daniel Young Dunford 58, Chesapeake. Martha L Ellis 96, Columbia. Joseph Hair Jr 71, Aiken. Norman Mayo, North Augusta. Mary Louise Mills Moody 89, Augusta. Charles Raum 80, Aiken. plus Rev William Nicholson 67, North Augusta. Funeral services and burial plans detailed with church, cemetery, and family survivor notes for each.
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Leroy Bettis
Trenton
Bettis Academy Road
GL. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Edgefield County
Betts
Bettis
Mt. Canaan Baptist Church
Edna Bettis
Bettis Academy
Brightharp & Sons Mortuary
West Ave
North Augusta
Albsonville
Thomas J. Blocker
Jacksonville
St. Vincent Medical Center
Bell Grove Baptist Church
Church
Rebecca Counts Blocker
Henry
Severn) Bry
Amityville
N.Y
Fannie M. Blocker Mobley
Thomas J
Belinda) Blocker
Elijah
Nancy) Blocker
Aiken
Mildred Williams
Perrin Drive
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Daniel Young Dunford
Bonsack Court
Chesapeake
Oman Funeral Home & Crematory
Bob Hobson
Ray ‘Owens
First Baptist Church
Montemorenci
Richardton
Dunford
Ida Burkhart Dunford
Virginia Beach
Robert Dewitt Dunford
Charleen Venning Dunford
Darrell
Martha L. Ellis
Columbia
Georgefuneralhomes.com
George
Joseph J. Hair Jr
Joseph “Joe Pete
Tracey Hair Jr
Hayne Ave
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Gene Wilson
Graniteville Cemetery
Jewell Pardue Hair
Carl Lybrand
Wayne Lybrand
Pensacola Beach
Fla
Bobby Cook
Richard Cook
Larry Burch
Tom Anderson
Donnie Webb
Johnny Turner
Csra Shag Club
St Joseph Hospice
Silver Bluff Road
Norman Mayo
Norman B. Mayo
First Baptist
Marion Mayo-Gilliam
Riverhead
Cart C. Burnett Funeral Home
Hempstead
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Mary Louise M. Moody
Augusta
Mary Louise Mills Moody
University Hospital
Bell Grove
Joseph T. Hair, Jr. Aiken
First Baptist Church of
Long Island
Mary L. Moody
St Mark United Methodists Church
William Nicholson
Hayden Baptist Church
St. Mark United Methodist Church
Robert Gillespie
Jim Mitchell
Gerald Warner
Westover Memorial Park
Moody
Annabelle Crawford Mills
Richmond County Board of Education
Maude C. Smith
Young At Heart
Gibson
Albert F. Moody III
Brenton E. Moody
Robert P Gritton
Christopher G. Osbon
John W. Thornton IV
J. Bradson Turner
Washington Rd
Platt’s Funeral Home
Crawford Ave
Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log Road
Camden
Raum
A.ft
Anna Millman Raum
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
E.J. DuPont de Nemours and Co
DuPont
Wilmington
Dela
Orange
Beaumont
Texas
LaPlace
Martinsville
Savannah River
Trinity United Methodist Church
United Methodist Men
North Georgia
St James United
Charlotte
Malone) Dodson
Alpharetta
Sylvia
John) Crews
Burlington
N.C
James
Barbara) Raum
New Port Richey
Stephen Dodson
Phillip Dodson
Columbus
Melanie Dodson Brasher
Atlanta
James Raum Jr
Lusby
Jeri Ra
Warden Drive
NURIH
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Aiken Standard
McConnells expand CSA Galleries with Confederate art store
North Charleston readers see CSA Galleries grow as Glenn McConnell and his brother Sam open a larger location in a former Montgomery Ward service center. The new 600 square foot space features Civil War themed art and memorabilia including flags, uniforms, replicas, and depictions tied to Charleston Harbor origins.
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AP Photo
Glenn McConnell
R-Charleston
State Senate
CSA
North Charleston
Senate
Sam
McConnells
CSA Galleries
Montgomery Ward
McConnell
Sam ‘McConnell
Sam McConnell
Charleston Harbor
Citadel
Fort Sumter
Hodges Doubts NAACP to Lead Oct. 3 Debate in SC
Hodges campaign manager Jay Reiff questioned the NAACP's ability to organize a timely gubernatorial debate on October 3. He said the group has not been getting the job done and that location time and format remain uncertain as ad hoc sponsors seek to back the event at South Carolina Educational Television studios in Columbia. Dwight James of the SC NAACP said he was surprised by the comments and that discussions continue for a 7 p.m. hourlong debate with a media sponsor still sought.
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Columbia
Jim Hodges
NAACP
Hodges
Jay Reiff
Reiff
Emai
John Cottingham
South Carolina Broadcasters Association
Cottingham
Dwight James
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James
South Carolina
Additional court money may mean pay for retired judges
Charleston officials say eight retired Circuit and Family Court judges who returned to work part time since January have not been paid. State law blocks full time pay for part time work, following a 55 million dollar court cut in 2001. Judge Thomas Hughston and Chief Justice Jean Toal stress the judges’ dedication and need for their help to handle civil and criminal caseloads.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Thomas Hughston
Supreme Court
Jean Toal
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Young Dunford
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Daniel Dunford
Oman
Charles A. Raum
Ty United Methodist Church
Rodney Powell
Malone Dodson
Wesley United Methodist Church
Rock Hall
Charles Arthur Raum
Wise Creek Lane
Trini
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Wraniteville
Sammie
Napier Funeral Director
Sineral
Pine Log Road
Shellhouse
Funeral Home Inc
Shen
Tod Contes
Organization For Debate
Cumbee Funeral Home
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David P. Farr
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Ridge Spring