Ruth Patrick honored as 105-year-old environmental pioneer
Dr. Ruth Patrick, who died at 105 in Lafayette Hill, Pa., was a renowned environmental scientist known for her work on water systems linked to the Savannah River Plant. At USC Aiken the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center commemorates her legacy, noted by colleagues including Dr. Sandra Jordan and Dr. Jeff Priest.
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Ruth Patrick
USC Aiken
Lafayette Hill
Savannah River
Sandra Jordan
USCA
Patrick
Jordan
Academy of Natural Sciences
Drexel University
Philadelphia
DuPont Company
Crawford Greenewalt
Jack Corey
DuPont
Jeff Priest
University
AIKEN
Deaths and Funerals notices in today’s 6A
Billy Odom of New Ellenton and Jay A. Gross of West Columbia are listed in the Deaths and Funerals notices on the 6A page, noting forthcoming services and survivor details.
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Billy Odom
New Ellenton
Jay A. Gross
West Columbia
Community group funds three Aiken history projects
Aiken Together seeks 2.9 million over five years in private donations to support the Center for African American History Art and Culture the Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum and a Savannah River Site Heritage Center. Dwayne Wilson SANS CEO urges investment while Rev Slaughter stresses educational space and genealogy displays. Tim Simmons notes railroad heritage and depot refurbishments funded by donations. Walt Joseph stresses preserving Savannah River Site stories as longtime residents age.
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Aiken
Aiken Together
Center
Savannah River
Savannah River Nuclear
Slaughter
Immanuel Institute
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CSRA
Rick
Paul Knox Middle School
Georgia
LSU
Abby
Dwayne Wilson
SANS
Tim Simmons
Simmons
Site Heritage Center
Walt Joseph
Wilson
Center For
Ong
Southlawn Cemetery & Mausoleum
Aiken’s
Whiskey Road