Deaths and Funerals in the Carolinas and Georgia
Multiple obituary notices for Bobby E. Burdell of Cornelius North Carolina and Frances Flowers Boyd of Greenville detailing surviving relatives and service arrangements. Burdell died September 13 2003 at home, with service at Raymer Funeral Home. Boyd died September 14 2003 at age 86, with services at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church and memorial donations to St Thaddeus or Greenville Hospital Hospice.
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Bobby E. Burdell
Mecklenburg
N.C
Cornelius
Marcia Berkley Burdell
Kelley
Gregg Paulsen
Inlaw
Bobby
Ashley Burdell
Sadie Burdell
Helen Burdell
Annie Mae Burdell
Carolyn Mic
Frances Flowers
Boyd
Greenville
Brandy Rd
Aiken
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Pendelton St
Howard Hess
Darlington
Robert Bealer Flowers
Annie Montague Wheeler Flowers
Aiken County
North Augusta
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
St. Elizabeth’s Chapter
ECW
PTA, Jr. Women’s Club
Heart Board
Elk’s Ardmore
USO
Hill and Dale Club
YWCA
Jewish Synagogue
Augusta
St. Mary’s
Wedding Guild
Jefferson Davis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Jefferson Boyd, Sr
John Jefferson Boyd, Jr
Sandy
Marietta
Montague Boyd McDaniel
Allison
Ednad Brown
Columbia
Virginia F Getsinger
Charleston
Stevenson McClelland
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave
Clint A. Steele
Lexington
Clint Alton Steele
Caughman
Sherry Kirk
Becky Steele
Karen Williams
Ann Stevenson
Susan Kiser
D.D. Manning
Tracy Steele
William Williams
Caughman Harman Funeral Homes
Lexington Chapel
N. Lake Dr
Obituary and funeral notices from Aiken and Williston region
Multiple funeral services and memorials announced for individuals including Mrs Patience Knecht of Stankley G Knecht and Mrs Hilda Stewart of Hendersonville. Services listed at St Marks Huntersville St Thaddeus Williston New Testament Baptist Church Trinity Lutheran Home in Aiken with dates around Sept 17 2003. Memorial gifts to Aiken Area Council on Aging and American Red Cross or Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances F. Boyd
Aiken
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Martin Renew Jr
Williston
New Testament Baptist Church
Barnwell
Hilda C. Stewart
Trinity Lutheran Home
Patience Thompson Knecht
Stankley G. Knecht
Carriage Hills Plantation
Kencht
Wilmington
Del
John and
Mary Matilda Morris Thompson
Diane Howard
Judith Rodgers
Spartanburg
Jean Horn
Aiken Area
Martin Bellinger
Marty” Renew Jr
Folk Funeral Home
N. Elko St
Hilda Cranker Stewart
William R. Stewart
Shepherd Memorial Park Mausoleum
Hendersonville
N.C
Trinity Lutheran
Stewart
Alexandria Bay
N.Y
Robert and
Luceila Hodge
Mary Alice Hunter
Redwood
Carolyn E. Malstrom
Relay
James
John Cranker
Thomas Cranker
Fineview
Robert A. Malstrom
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
East Pine Log Rd
Aiken Standard Obituary Notices Policy
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The
Aiken Standard
Prevention and treatment key to combating heart disease plan
South Carolina health officials will release a 70 page five year plan emphasizing early aggressive treatment especially in rural areas to curb heart disease and stroke. The plan notes education screening hypertension and high cholesterol and involves over 45 partners with DHEC and Blue Cross Blue Shield among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Meg Ellis
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
South Carolina
Stacey Brennan
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ellis
She
Brennan
Nurse paints mural to lift cancer patients spirits
Sumter hospice nurse Jane Gibson 50 a former professional artist now a registered nurse and case manager at Hospice Care of Tri County paints a 30 foot wall mural at Santee Hematology Oncology to bring comfort to patients undergoing chemotherapy. She notes the environment is not depressing as loved ones and patients share laughter and support and credits her mother’s memory with inspiring the finish planned in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
Jane Gibson
Hospice Care
Tri-County
Gibson
Billy Clowney
Santee Hematology Oncology
Santee Oncology Hematolog Clinic
Connor
Richland Northeast High
David Pascoe
Richland 2
Ken Blackstone
Richland County
Palmer Freeman
Canada
Animal House
State to expand truancy program with 2.48 million in federal funds
South Carolina will use 2.48 million dollars in federal Justice Department funds to broaden a truancy program that provides family counseling and involves courts and community agencies. The aim is to keep students in school and ease Juvenile Justice crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Department of Education
Inez Tenenbaum
Anderson
Georgetown
York
Kershaw
Tenenbaum
Greenville
Charleston
Department of Juvenile Justice
U.S. Department of Justice
South Carolina
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
Huntersville
Patience T. Knecht
Timothy L. Whitmore
Graniteville
Chapel of
Napier Funeral Home
Billy D. Barfield
Warrenville
Old Camp Log Rd
Hillview Dr
Main St
Yuneral Home
Pine Log Road
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
Patricia Wilson-Witherspoon
University of South Carolina School of Medicine
DHEC
Myrtle Beach
Pawleys Island
Carol Connor
Port Royal
Samuel Murray
State Ports Authority
Ports Authority