Dorothy Noble Koonce obituary in Trenton North Carolina
Dorothy Noble Koonce of Trenton North Carolina died May 24 2020 from Parkinsons complications She was born August 8 1930 to Sallie Noble and Fred Noble a lifelong Jones County resident and 1956 Jones County Register of Deeds one of the first female officials She was survived by her niece and great nephew with memorials requested to Parkinsons charities and Garner Funeral Home arranging a private graveside service due to COVID 19
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Trenton
Dorothy Noble Koonce
Spring Arbor
Kinston
Sallie Griffin Noble
Fred Fountain Noble
Dorothy
Jones County
Jones Senior High
Trenton Baptist Church
East Carolina University
Emerald Isle
Moose Lodge
New Orleans
Atlantic City
Will
Sarah Noble Baker
Sarah
John
Kathy Noble Roonce Riggs
Kathy
Fred
Susan Baker
Susan
Robert Weaver
William
Will” Weaver
Tammie Melton
Community Hospice
Audrey
Pete Howard
Riggs
Rip
Ora
Charlene
Garner Funeral Home
Garnerfuneralhome
Michael J. Fox Foundation
Michaelsfox
American Parkinson Disease Association
Apdaparkinson.org
Garnerfuneralhome.com
Harris Sr. Terry Wayne Harris dies at 64 in Grantsboro
Terry Wayne Harris Sr. 64 of Grantsboro died May 26 2020 at home. He was a long time heavy equipment operator for PCS Phosphate and formerly Mackilnean Turf. He served as Goose Creek Island Fire Chief and was a Grantsboro-Silver Hill Fire Dept and Pamlico Rescue member. Survived by wife Donna Harris and children, eight grandchildren and siblings. Funeral 11:00 a.m. May 30 at Silver Hill Christian Church with burial at Paul Cemetery. viewing 6 to 8 p.m. May 29 Bryant Funeral Home. Memorials to Pamlico Rescue or ALS Association.
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Terry Wayne Harris Sr
Grantsboro
Silver Hill Christian Church
PCS Phosphate
Mackilnean Turf
Goose Creek Island
Donald
Violet Harris
David Lee Harris
Alisa Rae Harris DuVal
Christopher Harris
Donna Harris
T.W
Andrea) Harris
Michael
Brandy) Arthur
Angel
Chris) Dixon
Erin
Erik) Daniels
Joanne Green
James Andrew
Drew” Hill
Sydney Paige Dixon
Chandler Michael Arthur
Jackson Thomas Daniels
Kylie Grace Dixon
Alexandria Brooke Daniels
Madison Faith Harris
Emily Michelle Harris
James
Jamie Parish
Mathew
Emma Parish
Rex Horne
Holden Tyner
Paul Cemetery
Silver Hill
Bryant Funeral Home
Pamlico
Mount Hebron
Church of Christ Disciples of Christ
Washington, N.C
Cedar Hill
Trinity Memorial Funeral Home Inc
Kinston
William G. Lewis 82 dies after brief illness in North Carolina
William G. Lewis known as Bill, 82, of New Bern NC, died May 24 2020 after a brief illness. A Navy veteran and Briarcliff Manor NY police officer for 30 years, he received the Medal of Valor. He coached Ossining youth soccer, was a parishioner at Annunciation Church Havelock, loved golf and cards, and is survived by Anne, sons Scott and Patrick stepsons Mark Vicki and grandchildren Andrew James Caitlyn and brother Robert. A May 27 service was held at Annunciation Catholic Church. Memorials to St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital are suggested.
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William G
Bill) Lewis
New Bern
Carolina Pines
Anne Lewis
Ossining
New York
Bill
U.S. Navy
Briarcliff Manor
Annunciation Parish
Havelock
Anne
Scott
New York City
Patrick
Kristen
Middlebury, CT
Mark
Jane
Vicki
Marc
Andrew
James
Caitlyn
Robert
Cortland Manor
Annunciation Catholic Church
St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital
Danny Thomas
Memphis
Stjude
Obituaries and funeral notices from North Carolina region
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements from May 2020 across New Bern Maysville Havelock and surrounding towns. Names include Courtney Terrell Dixon David Ebron Jr Blake Vane Baker Roxana Olwin Samie Ackerman Joe Reed Burney Estella Davis and Arthur Muccio with services set at Oscar's Mortuary Mount Hebron Church Kinston Trinity Memorial Funeral Home and local cemeteries.
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Joe Reed Burney
Brimmage Road
Trenton
Carolina East Medical Center
New Bern
Trinity Memorial Funeral Home, Inc
Water suit targets Chemours plant near Fayetteville
A May 20 federal filing in the Eastern District of North Carolina accuses Chemours of PFAS contamination from the Fayetteville Works facility near the Bladen Cumberland line. DuPont allegedly spun off Chemours in 2015 to dodge liability. Baron & Budd represents residents seeking accountability as PFAS persist in river and groundwater.
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District of
North Carolina
Chemours
DuPont
N.C
Fayetteville
Bladen
Cumberland County
Cape Fear
Wilmington
Genx
Fayetteville Works
Cape Fear River
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Terry Wayne Harris
William G. Lewis
Courtney Terrell Dixon
Oscar
New Bern Memorial Cemetery
Chelsea Rd
Oscar’s Mortuary, Inc
David Ebron Jr
Simmons Street
Blake Vane Baker
Brooklyn
N.Y
Maysville
St. Luke Ame
Roxana M. Olwin
Crystal Coast
Newport
Kahlert Funerals & Cremations
Samie Ackerman
Carteret Health Care
Munden Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc
Morehead City
Estella Davis
Unc
Hillsborough
Arthur Muccio
The
Dallas-based
Baron & Budd Law Firm