Deaths and Funerals in Rabun Gap and Aiken
Claudia Evelyn Campbell Rector 90 of Rabun Gap GA died September 9 2013 at Brasstown Manor Hiawassee GA born August 23 1923 in Hartsville SC attended North Greenville Junior College and USC first husband Rev James Norris Johnson died 1946 later married Marion Rector survived by five children ten grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren Funeral services at United Methodist Church Clayton GA September 14 1 00 pm In lieu of flowers donations to Meals on Wheels Clayton Rabin County Senior Center Beck Funeral Home Clayton GA in charge of arrangements Also Elizabeth Wilson Mickey Montgomery 64 formerly of Aiken SC died September 4 2013 in Atlanta Funeral services September 12 2012 at Grissom Clark Funeral Home Chapel Atlanta Friends may call Rhonda Ezzard 678 552 3996 Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Aiken in charge of local arrangements.
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Rabun Gap
Claudia Evelyn Campbell
Brasstown Manor
Hiawassee
Hartsville
Claude and
Mattie Campbell
North Greenville Junior College
University of South Carolina
James Norris Johnson
Wagener
Claudia
Marion Mitchell
Greer
Aiken
First Baptist Church
Florence
Bethea Baptist Home
Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School
Dwain
Cheryl Johnson
Irma, SC
Jim
Tensie Campbell
Charleston
Pamela Kerr
St Simons Island
Marion
Skip
Mary Claudette
Mike Kingery
Clayton, GA
United Methodist
Jeannie Chapman
Clayton Rabin County Senior Center
Tiger
Beck Funeral Home
Clayton
Georgia
Beckfuneralhome
Elizabeth Wilson
Mickey” Montgomery
Atlanta
Martha Schofield High School
Grissom Clark Funeral Home
Eastlake Drive
Rhonda Ezzard
Jackson. Brooks Funeral Home
Funeral Services and Memorials Scheduled in Georgia and Indiana
Funeral notices list services for several individuals across churches and clubs. Elizabeth Montgomery and Roxanne Wolf have services in Atlanta and Montmorenci respectively, with Faraci at St. Mary Help of Christians and Wiese at The Reserve Club in Woodside. Thelma Jackson, Claudia Campbell Rector, and Betty White are also scheduled for services in Graniteville, Clayton, and Cedar Creek.
Marie H Grant obituary in Aiken South Carolina
Marie H Grant age 90 of 456 Chesterfield Street NE died September 8 2013 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Funeral arrangements are being announced by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home.
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Aiken
S.C
Marie H. Grant
Chesterfield Street
Eternal Life
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Jackson Brooks Funeral Home
Roxanne Rita Wolt Graveside Service Planned
Roxanne Rita Wolt of Aiken South Carolina will have a graveside service on Friday September 13 2013 at 11 o'clock at the First Baptist Church of Montmorenci Cemetery. The full obituary is available at Hatcher Funeral Home website.
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Roxanne Rita Wolt Aiken
S.C
First Baptist
Thelma Jackson 96 dies in North Augusta South Carolina
Thelma Jackson age 96 widow of Henry Jackson died September 8 2013 at UPAC North Augusta. Funeral services set for September 14 2013 at Pine Grove Baptist Church with viewing prior. Burial at Old Storm Branch Cemetery Clearwater. Friends may call at Elaine M Key residence or Jackson Brooks Funeral Home in Aiken.
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North Augusta
S.C
Thelma Jackson
Henry Jackson
Eternal Life
UPAC
UniHealth
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Merriweather Drive
Graniteville
David Matthews
Nathaniel Irving
Elaine M
Douglas) Key
Hermitage Lane
Jackson Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield Street
Aiken
Demetrius Newton dies at 85 former Alabama House speaker pro tem
Demetrius Newton a civil rights attorney who represented Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. and who served as speaker pro tem of the Alabama House from 1998 to 2010 has died at 85 after a long illness. Birmingham former city attorney and longtime legislator John Rogers announced Newton’s death. Governor Robert Bentley praised Newton as a man of respect and kindness.
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Montgomery
Ala
Demetrius Newton
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama House
John Rogers
Birmingham
Newton
Robert Bentley
Alabama
Bentley
Master distiller Lincoln Henderson dies at 75
Lincoln Henderson, the master distiller who helped create Woodford Reserve for Brown-Forman and later assisted Angel's Envy after returning from retirement in 2006, died Tuesday at age 75. Brown-Forman called him a titan of the Kentucky bourbon industry, noting his nearly 40-year tenure and tasting more than 430,000 barrels.
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Louisville, Ky
Woodford
Brown-Forman
Angel’s
Envy
Lincoln Henderson
Henderson
Brown- Forman
Kentucky
USC marks 50 years since desegregation milestone
James Solomon and Henrie Monteith Treadwell revisited the USC administration building with family of the late Robert Anderson to honor the peaceful 1963 desegregation. They urged continued progress toward equal opportunity while recalling violent opposition at other Southern schools.
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Columbia
James Solomon
Henrie Monteith
University of South Carolina
Robert Anderson
Solomon
Monteith
Treadwell
South Carolina integrates with quiet defiance and courage
Harvey Gant enters Clemson eight months earlier, while Monteith and Anderson join USC amid protests. The University of South Carolina’s first black students enter in peace on the Osborne steps, amid fears and hostile nights, supported by allies like Matthew Perry.
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Solomon
Monteith
Anderson
South Carolina
Harvey Gant
Clemson University
University of South Carolina
Matthew Perry
George Wallace
Alabama
Columbia
Harris Pastides
Orangeburg elects first black mayor in 53 percent victory
Michael C. Butler won Orangeburg's mayoral race with 53 percent of the vote to Paul Miller's 46 percent. Butler, a career specialist at the Technology Center in Orangeburg Consolidated School District 5, will take office Oct. 1 for a four year term focusing on revitalization and economic development.
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Orangeburg
Michael C. Butler
Butler
Paul Miller
Miller
Orangeburg Consolidated School District
Converse College to cut tuition by forty three percent
Converse College in Spartanburg will reduce annual tuition from just over 29 000 to 16 500 starting with the 2014 15 academic year. Room and board rise to 9 500 making total cost for full time undergraduates about 26 000. Duke Energy rate hike approved for South Carolina customers a 10 percent rise split 7 percent this month and 3 percent in 2014.
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Spartanburg
Converse College
Liberal Arts College
Greenville
Duke Energy
South Carolina
Public Service Commission
Commission
Sept 11 remembrance honors fallen heroes in Columbia and coast
Officials in Columbia gathered at a memorial near the Metropolitan Visitors Center to honor fallen firefighters law enforcement personnel K-9 troopers and U S military members on the Sept 11 anniversary with remarks from Sheriff Leon Lott and Public Safety Director Leroy Smith A K-9 memorial was unveiled and a flyover by state and local agencies accompanied the observance In North Myrtle Beach a sunset ceremony distributed 2947 glow sticks and included a color guard 21 gun salute and a fire bell chime with a wreath set afloat offshore.
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Columbia
U.S
Richland County
Leon Lott
South Carolina
S.C
State Law Enforcement Division
Lexington and Richland County
North Myrtle Beach
World Trade Center
Pentagon
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Mickey
Atlanta, GA
Grissom Clark Funeral Home Chapel
Roxanne Rita Wolf
Montmorenci
Jean Pierre Faraci
St. Mary Help of Christians
Mary Jane C. Wiese
Woodside
United Methodist Church
Betty
Jean” White
Cedar Creek Church
Clay Shaw
Tallahassee
Fla
Congress
Bill Clinton
Shaw
Holy Cross Hospital
Fort Lauderdale
Washington
Florida
Shepherd
USC
Wotomarrnes
Collins University of South Carolina
Henrie Monteith Treadwell
Osborne Administration
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Pastides
Sheriff's Departments
The
South Carolina National Guard
Hayne Avenue
Daybreakcare
Southlawn Cemetery & Mausoleum
Aiken's
Aiken County
Whiskey Road
Aiken SC
Bob Ritter
USAF
Vietnam
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USMC
Camp LeJuene
Yuma
Marine Corps
Philadelphia
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George Funeral Home & Cremation Center
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