Deaths and funeral for Jodie Ferrel Smith in Aiken
Jodie Ferrel Smith 94 of Carriage Hills died Sept 10 2003 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Funeral at 2 PM Sept 12 2003 at George Funeral Homes Historic Downtown Chapel with Rev Sheree Jones officiating. Visitation 6-8 PM, burial at Aiken Memorial Gardens. He was a truck driver for 43 years and a member of Aiken First Baptist Church. Survived by son Ferrel Allen Smith wife Gay of Aiken, daughter Sandra Thomas husband Tom of Aiken, brother Ray Smith of Aiken, 13 grandchildren and multiple great grandchildren. Memorials may go to Aiken First Baptist Church.
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Jodie Ferrel Smith
Carriage Hills
Evelyn Salter Smith
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
George Funeral Homes
Sheree Jones
Larry Smith
Wayne Smith
Clyde Willing Nolan Salter
Norris Scott
Luke Quarrels
Hemingway Trucking
Aiken
First Baptist Church
Williamson
Smith
Ferrel Allen
Gay) Smith
Sandra Smith
Tom) Thomas
Ray Smith
Cindy Thomas Cathcart
Stacy Thomas Boyd
Columbia
Steven Allen Smith
Tammy Smith Plunkett
Aiken First Baptist Church
Chesterfield St. NE
S.C
Albert Holloway
Chesterfield St
Aiken Regional Medical Center
McCormick County
Azilee Holloway Ardister
St. Charlotte Baptist Church
Albert Holloway Jr
Greenville
Deloris Duckett
Barbara Gray
Racine
Wis
Eleanor Sudduth
Waukegan
Ill
Shirley Ardister Drake
Clarence
N.Y
Virginia Watson
Buffalo
Ben Ardister
Evanston
Willie E. Mursier
Leola Wideman
Jessie Ardister
Gil Harper
Walker Funeral Home
McCormick
Pauline M. Baughman Wagener
Sarah Pauline Mundy Baughman
Bethcar Baptist Church
Wagener
Chris Addy
P.O
Blizzard Funeral Home
South Main St
Tammy Boyd
Redbank St
Baughman
Lexington Co
Perry
Annie Brown Mundy
Theodore Baughman
Bertha “Tippy” Thomas
Wagoner
Elbert Westbury
Summerville
Perry Withrow
Gary Withrow
Salley
Carrie McReynolds
Travis Westbury
Keven Westbury
Memorial and funeral notices mingle in regional obituaries
Obituary notices list Albert Holloway of 568 1/2 Chesterfield St. Aiken region with service details at St. Charlotte Baptist Church. Other listings include Lorena Peggy Wilson of New York and Pauline Mundy Baughman of Wagener with church services and burial plans.
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The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines published free the first time. Notices submitted by funeral homes may be edited for style and charged for extra lines. deadlines are 9 00 p m daily and funeral homes assist with details and charges. Call 648 2311 for more information.
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Sanford seeks flexible use of Homeland Security funds
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford calls for greater flexibility in spending Homeland Security and FEMA dollars. He argues priorities should reflect local risks, citing violence and hurricanes, and notes ports and nuclear facilities as potential concerns. Sanford moved security leadership to SLED and contends Congress may not grant full flexibility.
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Columbia
S.C
New York
Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Saluda County
Colleton County
New York City
Washington
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
National Governor’s Association
Ridge
Homeland Security Department
Emergency Management Agency
Congress
Jim Hodges
Hodges
Steve Siegfried
Robert Stewart
SLED
Stewart
Statehouse
Senior senator vows not to seek reelection in 2004
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S.C
State Senate
Senate
Warren Giese
Giese
Arthur Ravenel
Mount Pleasant
Strom Thurmond
Fritz” Hollings
Danielle Vinson
Furman University
Thurmond
John Drummond
Drummond
Senate Finance Committee
Hugh Leatherman
Florence
Verne Smith
R-Greer
Smith
Francis Marion University Political Science
Neal Thigpen
Thigpen
Ken Wingate
Mark Sanford
Bill
State expands ads to women oriented magazines
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State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Southern Living
Better Homes and Gardens
Oprah
Real Simple
Lifetime
Catherine D’azevedo
Leslie Agency
Greenville
Columbia
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