Obituaries and Funeral Details From Gaston County North Carolina
Obituary notices list deaths of Rickey Dean Erwin aged 1, Fred Godfrey aged 74, and Victoria Ray in Gaston County with services at Harvest Time Church of God, Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery, and McLean Funeral Directors. Visitation times, survivors, and memorials reference South Point Free Will Baptist Church, Harvest Time Church of God, and local funeral homes. Additional notices include incomplete arrangements and multiple obituaries with veterans’ notes and church service details.
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Dallas
Rickey Dean Erwin
Little Big Horn Drive
Gaston Memorial Hospital
Gaston County
Dewey Branch
Church of God
Mt. Holly Visitation
Reatha Poovey
Dallas-Stanley Highway
Old Dominion Freight Lines
South Point Free Will Baptist Church
Susan
Rogers Erwin
Evelyn Erwin Branch
Shane Erwin
Angela
Gastonia
Chanel Earnhardt
Mike Cabe
Mt. Holly
Somer Wilson
Preston
Belmont
Kadey Ingle
Tony Earnhardt
Taylor Erwin
Austin Earnhardt
Jon Michael Cabe
Zachary Cabe
Charlotte
Dewey Erwin
William Erwin
Jesse
Roger
Ray
Tony
Jeff Branch
Jean Lingerfelt
Pat Chandler
Linda Erwin
Cindy Branch
Brenda Erwin
Wanda Erwin
Tim McCain
Ronnie Wilson
Bobby Meeks
South Point
Woodlawnfuneral
Woodlawn Funeral Home
Fred Godfrey
Cherryville
Mission Hospital
Asheville
Lee County
Cicero Lewis Godfrey
Jennie Marie Spivey Godfrey
Bethlehem United Methodist Church
Tery
Joanne
North Carolina
South East
Myers Park High School
Queens College
Chi Omega Sorority
Frank Day Watkins Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Watkins
Anne Watkins Luker
Dennis
Concord
Mary Watkins
Seth
Elizabeth Luker
Jack Cooper, Jr
Charleston
Samuel Warner
Wilson Rhoton
Belmont Parish
P.O. Box
McLeanFuneral
McLean Funeral Directors
Warren G. Ray JR
McLean Funeral Directors of
Clyde Smith Cherryville Obituary and Funeral Details
Clyde Hinson Smith 87 of Cherryville died June 18 2007 at Carolinas Medical Center Charlotte born May 9 1920 son of Arthur and Mary Smith retired from Howell Manufacturing Company veteran of WWII funeral 2 pm Wednesday Cone Memorial Chapel interment Cherryville City Memorial Cemetery visitation 1 to 5 pm Tuesday at Carpenter's Funeral Home survivors list includes Joyce Leatherman and many relatives memorials to donor's choice arrangements by Carpenter's Funeral Home Cherryville
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Clyde Smith
Cherryville
Clyde Hinson Smith
Ballard St
Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte
Arthur
Mary Victoria Carpenter Smith
Cone Memorial Chapel
Carpenter’s Funeral Home
Cherryville City Memorial
Las
Clyde
Howell Manufacturing Company
Joyce Leatherman
Florence
S.C
Anita
Rick Stroupe
Ken
Karen Baker
Jerry
Frances Laughter
David
Mitzie Smith
Becky
Tim Little
Lake Norman
Shelia
John Hardee
Columbia
Gina
Ed Copeland
Tressa Martin
Newton
Gail
John Clary
Shelby
Keith
Wanda Laughter
Kings Mountain
Hugh Leatherman
Raleigh
Wayne
Nancy Laughter
Karen
Lynn Leatherman
D.C
James Smith
Viola Baker
Pearlene Laughter
Amanda Mauney
Jerry Laughter
Carpenter
Cherry
Belmont
Margaret Mary Higgins
RSM
Marian Center
Sacred Heart Convent
Sister of
Mercy
Westport
County Mayo
Ireland
John Higgins
Mary Cannon Higgins
Cardinal Gibbons
Paul Porter Shelby
Paul Baker Porter
River Road
Wendover
Cleveland County
W.R
Ethel Baker-Porter
Central United Methodist Church
Cleveland Memorial Park
Clay-Barnette Funeral Home
Charles Wesley Fowler
Bessemer City
Charles Wesley
Red” Fowler
E. Lee Ave
Gaston County
Greene Funeral Service
West Chapel
Gastonia
Margie Glenn Fowler
Alan Fowler
Sarah
Barry Fowler
Scott Fowler
Sherry
Lincolnton
Todd Fowler
Donna Travis
John
Pulaski
Alzheimers Association
Shamrock Drive
Brancomb
Noted Iraqi Sunni leader dies at 68 in Tikrit
Sheik Jamal al-Din Abdul Karim al-Dabban, Iraq's top Sunni cleric since 2004, died at 68 after a heart attack in Tikrit. He was seen as a moderate figure amid post 2003 insurgency, briefly detained by U.S. forces in 2006 before release.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Sheik Jamal al-Din
Abdul Karim al-Dabban
Al-Dabban
Tikrit
Ahmed Khalifa
U.S
Death row inmate cannot drop appeals says SC Supreme Court
The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that death row inmate James Earl Reed cannot waive his appeals or be executed while acting as his own lawyer. Reed, 48, was convicted of killing his ex girlfriend's parents in 1994 in Adams Run, Charleston County. The court found Reed competent to waive appeals but rejected allowing him to proceed without counsel on appeal.
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Christian Dior
Ferre
San Raffaele
Milan
Italy
Polytechnic Institute
Bernard Arnault
Dior
Columbia, &.C
South Carolina Supreme Court
James Earl Reed
Charleston County
Rawl
Reed
Supreme Court
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Victoria Calhoun Ray
Victoria
Vickie” Elaine Calhoun Ray
Charles Cox
Stanley
Woodlawn
Mount Holly
Joyce Philbeck
Cecil M. Burton
Dorla McGaha
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Lowell
Carolyn Ramsey
Warlick
Joel
McKown
York
Magnolia
Howell Funeral Home
Margaret Higgins
Gaston Gazette
Lawrence Kelly
Christian Freedom Church
Shannon Bandler
Caroli
Doris McGaha
Winford Faires
Clover
M.L. Ford and Sons Funeral Home
Junior Adams
Joel C. McKown
Joanne Cooper Watkins
Heritage Court
Paul Jackson Cooper
Anne Carper Cooper
First Presbyterian Church of
Greenwood Ceme
Riley Sanders
Mary Setzer Cashion
Mary Lucy Setzer Cashion
High Shoals
Cecil David Setzer
Lily Potts Setzer
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Visitation
Warlick Funeral Home
Sylvia Clary
Sylvia Humphries Clary
Lattimore St
Carolyn Sellers Ramsey
Hilltop Road
Jacob and
Carrie Mauney Sellers
Forest Lawn
Robert Moore
Pearce Drive
J.W. Gill & Sons
Who
Gianfranco Ferre
Norman Hackerman
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Rice University
Rice
Hackerman
Houston
Johns Hopkins University
Loyola College
Baltimore
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Manhattan Project
Charles Lee Remington
Hartford
Conn
Remington
Yale University
Ellen Mahoney
Associated Press
Peabody Museum
United States
Sleeping Giant State Park
Hamden
Pacific
Philippines
S.C. Supreme Court
Joseph
Barbara Lafayette
Adams Run
Jean Toal
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