Obituary notices from North Augusta and surrounding areas
Infant Brandon Lee English of North Augusta died September 14 2002 at Medical College of Georgia Graveside services Tuesday 2 p m at Westover Memorial Park Rev Donald E Clark officiating Survivors Kris and Brandi English and Taylor Burt English Maternal grandparents Sheila and Bubba Sitler Paul and Petie Lockwood Paternal grandparents Nancy and Dennis English Memorials to MCG Neonatal Unit Beech Island Fannie Gardner 85 of Beech Island died September 15 2002 Service details by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Langley Darling Heath 80 of Langley died September 15 2002 Funeral at Burnettown First Baptist Church Tuesday 4 p m Rev Charles Maney Deatus Funeral Home details listed Robert C Tisdale Wagener 84 died September 14 2002 Service at Perry Baptist Church Tuesday 3 p m Burial in church cemetery Clementene M Jackson Johnston 40 Sheppard Drive Johnston died September 14 2002 Be announced Wagener Robert C Tisdale Funeral Home notes Masonic Rites at Perry Baptist Church referenced
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Brandon Lee English
North Augusta
Kris and
Brandi English
Medical College of Georgia
Westover Memorial Park
Donald E. Clark
Taylor Burt English
Shelia
Bubba Sitler
Martinez
Paul
Petie Lock
Wood
Augusta
Nancy
Dennis English
15Th St
Platt’s Funeral Home
Crawford Ave
Fannie Gardner
Beech Island
Williston Road
University Hospital
Jackson Brooks
Aiken
Darling Heath
Langley
Darting Heath
High St
Burnettown First Baptist Church
Charles Maney
Robert C. Tisdale
Wagener
Perry Baptist Church
Perry
Roland Smith
Sunset Memory Gardens
Aiken County
Heath
Jack
Georgia Redd Heath
Bath Mill
First Baptist Church of
Burnettown
Leon Heath
Burnettown First Baptist and Eddie Chalker, O'Neal Hallman
Soreign Boyd
Edgar Trotter
Carlton Shealy
Hatcher Funeral Home
Clementene M. Jackson Johnston
Clementene M. Jackson
Sheppard Drive
Johnston
Davis Funeral Home of
Robert C. Tisdale Wagener
South Dixie Road
Steve Shinn
Niagara Falls
Tisdale
Wilbur K
Serfronia Chastina Campbell Tisdale
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SRS official Bob Maher dies at 70 in North Augusta
Savannah River Site vice president and general manager Bob Maher died Saturday at age 70. With 48 years in nuclear energy at SRS and 41 years in Du Pont and Westinghouse roles, he was a key strategic thinker and contributor to safe site operations. He recently received the Order of Silver Crescent from Governor Hodges for service to the state and North Augusta.
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North Augusta
Bob Maher
Savannah River
Maher
Courtney Drive
SRS
du Pont
Westinghouse
Bob Pedde
WSRC
SRS News
South Carolina
Jim Hodges
Tisdale Rites Held for Wagener Resident
Elizabeth Tisdale Rosary Service is noted for Wagener with services at Blizzard Funeral Home. Survivors include daughter Roberta Tisdale Baron and son Donald Tisdale along with nine grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Friends may call at the Wagener funeral home.
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Columbia
Audrey Rushton Tisale
Elizabeth
Roberta Tisdale- Baron of
Wagener
Donald Tisdale
Blizzard Funeral Home
South Main St
Father and son die in US 601 crash near Ridgeland
A father and his son from Ridgeland die when their Mercedes skids on a water puddle and hits a tree on US 601 in Hamp ton County. Coroner Gordon Rhoden notes uncertainty over who was driving as airbags deployed and seat belt use is unknown.
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Furman
Church
Hampton County
Gordon Rhoden
Marshall Brantley
Jeffrey Eugene Brantley
Ridgeland
Rhoden
Budget cuts threaten SC mental health program
Unionville or South Carolina faces possible midyear budget cuts that could jeopardize a new program to divert mentally ill patients from costly ER visits. Director George Gintoli warns the impact would be devastating as crisis stabilization funds remain undistributed and at risk. The State Budget and Control Board will meet Tuesday to decide how to proceed.
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Michael Sponhour
Sponhour
Ginton
Dave Almeida
South Carolina
The
National Alliance of the Mentally 0
Unionville
Mental Health Department
George Gintoli
State Budget and Control Board
SLED to Probe Smoaks Killing in Store Robbery
Donna Mae Crosby died in a shooting during a robbery at the Little Swamp Corner store in Smoaks Bamberg County. Sheriff Ed Darnell says the State Law Enforcement Division will lead the investigation with a forensics team and K nine unit assisting. Crosby reportedly moved to retrieve a firearm beneath a counter when she was shot.
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Smoaks
Little ‘Swamp
Donna Mae Crosby
Bamberg County
Ed Darnell
SLED
Darnell
Crosby
Alleged New York terror cell under pre Sept. 11 investigation
Prosecution says five Lackawanna men trained in Afghanistan with al Qaida ties were investigated before the 9 11 attacks and intensified communications this month. Seven men total faced charges of providing support to a foreign terrorist organization. The suspects, all U S born of Yemeni descent, trained at an Afghanistan camp and were arrested in Buffalo area and Bahrain.
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Buffalo
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Afghanistan
Michael Battle
New York
United States
Battle
bin Laden
Kandahar
Lackawanna
Lake Erie
Persian Gulf
Bahrain
Mohamed Albanna
American Muslim Council of
Mukhtar al-Bakri
Shafal Mosed
Faysal Galab
Sahim Alwan
Yasein Taher
Yahya Goba
Lackwanna
Sanford court visits aim to grow Republican tent in South Carolina
South Carolina candidate Mark Sanford expands outreach to black unions NAACP Columbia chapter and Charleston Labor Day event, challenging GOP norms. Politicians and analysts note his appearances at union picnics, NAACP dinner, and Education Association meeting as effort to win center-left votes, while critics call him an empty suit.
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Charleston
Sanford
Jim Hodges
State Ports Authority
Hodges
NAACP
Columbia
Democratic Party
Dick Harpootlian
Distracted driving drives up state's death toll
State records show deaths from inattentive driving rising 72 percent in recent years, with 1996 fatalities at 91 and 2000 at 157. Researcher Jane Stutts notes distractions come from outside and inside cars, varying by age, while police reporting on cell phone use expands.
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Columbia
Jane Stutts
University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center
Stutts
Lance Cpl
Kelley Hughes
Highway Patrol
Hughes
USC
Gary Allan
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