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2008
Obituary Archives
Obituaries
William Barfield
PATRICK – Mr. William Arther Barfield, 82,
died Feb. 4. 2008.
Funeral
services were held at
The
family received friends Feb. 5,
William
was born
He was
preceded in death by his brothers, J.C. Barfield, David Barfield, Kendell
Barfield, and Curtis Barfield.
Surviving
are his wife, Willie Mae Barfield of Patrick; son, William Boyd “Pete”
(CeCelia) Barfield of Chester-field; daughter Alesia Barfield and (Steve)
Christman of Liburn,
Memorial
may be made to the Cedar Creek Cemetery Association,
Brown-Pennington-Atkins
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Irene Lear Hooks
Funeral
services were held at
The
family will greet friends at the church on Sunday an hour prior to the service.
Irene
was born
She was
preceded in death by her husband, G. Frank Hooks; a son, Jerry Franklin Hooks;
grandchildren, Mitzi Hooks and Jerry Hooks, Jr.; brothers and sisters, Charles
“Chuck” Lear, David Lear, Katie Lisenby, Josephine Bryant, Ruth Morris,
Margaret Dietrich and Maynette Davidson.
Surviving
is her son, Jimmy (Cathy) Hooks of Polkton, N.C.; a daughter, Joan (Ken)
Younger of Summerville; grandchildren Nikki Hooks of
Memorials
may be made to
Leavett Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Hazle R. Knight
Funeral
services were held Jan, 27 at
He was
preceded in death by a son, Richard Duane Knight
Hazel
was born
Surviving
is his wife, Georgiana S. Knight; a daughter, Geraldine (Bobby) Lyles of
Cheraw; five grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; three
great-great-grandchildren; two sisters, Dedia Williams of
Morris
Funeral Cottage, Inc. was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The Chester-field Advertiser (
Margaret Talley Gilcrest
CHERAW – Mrs Margaret Talley Gilcrest, 89,
died
Funeral
services were at
Margaret
was born
She furthered
her education by attending
She
loved spending time with her family playing Scrabble, Phase 10 and doing word
search puzzles.
A
loving and devoted wife and mother, Margaret and the late Oscar J. Gilcrest,
Sr. were married
She was
preceded in death by a daughter, Mary Gilcrest Griffin.
Surviving
are seven children, James “Jimmy” A. (Linda) Talley of Riverdale,
Reid’s
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Roy Evans
Funeral
services were at
A
lifelong member of
He was
preceded in death by his grandparents, Johnny and Alice McGriff Robinson,
Robert and Charlotte Haggins Evens; and a brother, Rudolph Evans.
Surviving
are seven sisters, Barbara A. Evens of
Flemming
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Ceretha Teal
A
memorial service was held at
She
graduated from
Ceretha
was preceded in death by her husband, Vernon Teal on
Surviving
are her children, Brenda and Charles Bullard of Holland and Steve and Loria
Teal of Myrtle Beach; her grandchildren, Michael Bullard, Stefanie and Mike
Duelley, Angie Atan-asov, Cathy and Pete Doyle, Brian Teal, Sharon Bullard,
Amanda Rayl, and Justin Rayl; her great-grand-children Ezra Rayl, Madelyn
Duelley, Rebecca Duelley and Patrick Doyle; her brother; Ernest (onnie) Trexler
of Orlando Fla.; and other relatives and friends.
Memorials
may be made to Hospice of Holland or to Lakeside Vista in
Mulder
Chapel, Dykstra Life Story Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Mary Elizabeth “Lib” Knight Mills
PAGELAND – Mrs. Mary Elizabeth “Lib” Knight
Mills, 80, died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
immediately followed the graveside service in the church fellow-ship hall.
Mrs.
Mills was a daughter of the late Edward Clyde and Mary Leonard Knight. She was
a graduate of
She was
preceded in death b a sister, Madry Haney.
Surviving
are four daughters, Jane (Johnny) Tomberlin of Pageland, Regina (Everette)
Cuthbertson of Wingate, N.C., Marsh (Al) Johnson and Donna (Brett) Reese all of
Jefferso;, two brothers, Boyd and Don Knight both of Wingate; three sisters,
Dot Austin, Myra Tomberlin and Martha Thomas all of Wingate, N.C.; 11
grandchildren and seven great-grand-children.
Memorials
may be made to the Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
James Robert Malloy
Funeral
services were at
James
was born
He was
a founding member of The Malloy Family Gospel Singers. He worked as a brick
mason for Lee’s Construction and retired from Chester-field County Roadwords
department as the “best motorgrader operator known” where he served for 30
years. He was a member of the Chesterfield County School Advisory Board until
his illness.
He was
preceded in death by his wife, Lereain Davis Malloy, a son Burnice Davis; a
grandson, Clarence Malloy, Jr.; four sisters, Katherine and Thalia Malloy both
of
Surviving
are two sons, Clarence (Barbara) Malloy of Cheraw and James and Donald (June)
Malloy of Irvington, N.J.; four daughters, Sandra (Kenley) Hardison and Gloria
(Jimmie) McCoy both of Cheraw, Loranda (Earl) Melton of Columbia and Kathleen
Malloy of the home; a granddaughter, Katrina Mallow Commodore of Charlotte,
N.C.; a brother, John A. Malloy of Chester-field; 16 grandchildren; 20
great-grandchildren; a great-great-grand-child and other relatives and friends.
Reid’s
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Mary Lou Rivers
PAGELAND – Mrs. Mary Lou Rivers, 72 died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
Rivers was born
She was
preceded in death by a brother William Leroy Clark.
Surviving
is her husband of 53 years, Harold E. of the home; two sons, Edward E. (Pam) Rivers of Wingate, N.C. and
Jerry L. (Renee) Rivers of Pageland; two daughters, Wanda (Philip) Carr of
Linville, Va., and Rhonda (Robert) Sweatt of Marshville, N.C.; a brother Horace
(Martha) Clark of Pageland; three sisters, Effie (Bud) Parham of Cornelia, Ga.,
Betty Krimminger of Charlotte, N.C., and Ann Smith of Rincon, Ga.; nine
grandchildren, Joseph (Megan) Rivers, Leanna Rivers, Kevin Sweatt, Kimberly
Rivers, Katie Rivers, Steven Sweatt, Morgan Carr, Lauren Carr and Jenna Carr;
an adopted daughter Abbey Irvine, and children, Nathan, Chris-topher, and
Daniel; and other relatives and friends.
Memorials
may be made to
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Patsy Kimrey White
CHERAW – Mrs. Patsy Kimrey White, 71, died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
White was a daughter of the late Leo and Mable Louise Wilson Kimrey. She was a
homemaker and a member of
Surviving
are two sons, Jimmy (lyall) White and Johnny White both of Cheraw; two
grandsons, Andrew White and Jonathan White; a brother, Milton L. “Mickey” (Eva)
Kimrey of Cheraw and other relatives and friends.
Memorials
may be made to the Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Rudolph Curry
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mr.
Curry was a son of the late Henry Luther and Mollie White Curry. He was a
retired painter and a member of Light House Ministry. Rudolph was married to
the late Shirley Jean McLain Curry and was also preceded in death by six brothers, H.L, J.C., Ed, Clarence,
Walter and Charlie Curry and by two sisters, Clarice Leslie and Molly Lynn
McKain.
Surviving
are two sons, Rudy (Teresa) Curry of Patrick and Michael Huggins of Cheraw;
three daughters, Kim (Ronnie) Guinn of Chesterfield, Renee Curry of Cheraw, and
Shelia (Robert) Glenn of Patrick; two brothers, Robert Curry of Patrick, SC and
Wiley Curry of Cheraw; two sisters, Sallie Berrie of Sumter and Bonnie Thurman
of Las Vegas, NV; 12 grandchildren and other relatives and friends,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Ruth Lang “McMa”
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
Surviving
are two sons, Rev. Billy R. (Betty) Jordan of Chesterfield and Ronnie (Diane)
Jordan of Rockingham, N.C.; two daughters, Jenny (Tommy) Melton and Bonnie
Hurst (Michael) Canipe both of Chesterfield; three brothers, Bill Lang and Ed
Lang of Chesterfield and Johnny Lang of Thomasville, N.C.; two sisters, Carrie
Haigler of Concord, N.C. and Lela Boan of Thomasville, N.C.; eight
grandchild-ren; 15 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
John Robert Boyle
HAMLET – Mr. John Robert Boyle, 76, died
The
service celebrating his life was held at Marks Creek Presbyterian Church on
Feb. 6, at
He was
preceded in death by his wife, Mary Sue Holley Boyle and two brothers, Henry
and Daniel Boyle.
Surviving
is a son, John Robert Boyle II and wife, Deanna of Charlotte, N.C., a daughter;
Rebecca Sue Boyle and Rebecca Lenee Bradley of
Nancy Castelli Deemer
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
Deemer was a daughter of Ann Imbimbo Bass and the late Thomas Castelli. She was
a homemaker and a member of
Surviving
is her husband, Scott R. Deemer of the home; two step-sons, Scott L. (Pam)
Deemer of Ft. Lewis, WA and Sean G. Deemer of
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Harold Funderburk
PAGELAND – Harold Funderburk, 100, died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was an hour prior to the service at the church.
He was
born
His
numerous activities included many entries in horse shows, farming, raising beef
cattle, going to local dances, and actively participating in church services.
He was the Sunday school superintendent at
Many
will remember “Mr. Harold” and his mule Huldy in the Pageland Watermelon
Festival Parade. Huldy lives now on a farm south of Pageland and is doing well.
He was always very proud of her.
He was
preceded in death by his siblings; Rev. Wade Funderburk, Dr. Guy Funderburk,
Coble Funderburk, Oleta F. Winburn, Watha F. Knight, and Azilee F. Byrd.
Surviving
is Hampton Funderburk of Monroe, N.C.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in Charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Becky F. Tilley Hurst
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
Hurst was born
Surviving
is her husband, Mark Hurst of the home, a sister, Cindi (Pete) Hurst of
Chesterfield; four brothers, Edward L. (Cindy) Edward L. Freyermuth, Jr. of
Memorials
may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
James White, Sr.
CHERAW – Mr. James White, Sr., 73, died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mr.
White was a son of the late Will and Mary Elizabeth Atkinson White. He was a
former textile employee and a retired employee of
Surviving
is a son, Buddy (Laura M) White of Florence; two daughters, Mary Elizabeth
(Michael) Dixon of Patrick and Vickie (Jerry) Burr of Darl-ington; eight
grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Judith “Judy” Leard
PAGELAND – Mrs. Judith “Judy” Leard, 62, died
Funeral
services were at
Viewing
was
Mrs.
Leard was born
Memorials
may be made in memory of Mrs. Judy to
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Robert Frank Hightower
Funeral services were at
The
family greeted friends tonight from
Mr.
Hightower was born
He was
preceded in death by a brother, Ed Hightower and sister, Lucille H. Morris.
Surviving
is a son Coy Hightower of Morvin, N.C.; a daughter, Beth High-tower Cummings of
Wadesboro, N.C.; a grandson, Nicholas Cummings of
Memorials
may be made to David’s
Leavitt
Funeral Home was charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Gilbert Huguelet
HAMLET, N.C. – Gilbert Huguelet, 82, died
He was
born
Huguelet
served in the
Funeral
services will be held today at
Surviving
are a daughter Debbie chavis of Rockingham, N.C.; three grandchildren, Ken and
Lucas Chavis of Rockingham, N.C., and Mark Loguidice of Camp Lejeune, N.C.; and
his special extended family, Jennie dye, Vernon, Janice and Duke Dye and Ed,
Joanne Kimberly and Christopher Ladd and Gwen Ladd
The
family received friends Wednesday from
Memorials
may be made to the Faith Free Will Baptist church Building Fund,
Watson-King
Funeral home in Hamlet is serving the family. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
James Henry Wannamaker, Jr.
CHERAW – Wannamaker, 85, died
A
graveside service was held at
He was
the only child of the late James Henry
Wannamaker, Sr. and Marian Hurt Wannamaker,
He was grandson of William Edward Hurt, pastor of First Baptist Church of
Cheraw, and Lucy Hall Hurt, and of Dr. Theodore Elliott Wannamaker, founder of
Wannamaker’s Drug Store in Cheraw, and Harriett Harrington Wannamaker.
In
1937, Mr. Wannamaker attended the first national Boy Scout Jamboree in
Wannamaker
was an active member of the community. He served as president of the Jaycees
and served two terms as president of the Cheraw Kiwanis Club. He was a
life-long member of the
He
joined his fater at Wannamaker Oil Co., Inc. immediately after his return from
WWII. At the same time, he opened the first appliance business in Cheraw,
selling the first television, the first automatic washing machine and the first
home freezer in Cheraw. He succeeded his father as president of Wannamaker Oil
Co. in 1971.
Wannamaker
is survived by his wife of 62 years, Margaret Thurman Wannamaker; his son James
Henry Wannamaker III; daughters, Anne W. Pate, Margaret W. Utsey; grand-children,
Haigler H. Pate, Margaret W. Pate Furtak, Blair W. Utsey and Margaret W. Utsey.
Memorials
may be made to: St. David’s Cemetery Association,
Edna Holmes Knox
Funeral
services were held at
She was
born
Visitation
was held
Surviving
are nine children, Paul W. (Ann) Knox Jr. of Myrtle Beach, Walker (Edyth) Knox
of New Jersey, Robert L (Connie) Knox of Conway, David E. Knox of
Ocean
View Funeral Home of Myrtle Beach was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
John D. Keith
CHERAW –John D. Keith, 89, died
Funeral
services were held at
The
family received friends
He was
a son of the late John and Sudie Walters Keith.
He was a member of
Surviving
are his wife; Ruby Sutton Keith of Cheraw; a son, W. Carey (Nell)Keith of
Florence; a daughter, Paulette K. Ballard of Rock Hill; two brothers, Harvey
Keith of Cheraw and Howard Keith of Spartanburg; a sister, Sally Baker of
Society Hill; five grand-children and eight great-grandchildren.
He was
preceded in death by his brothers, Rochell Keith, Mack Keith, Harold Keith,
Zeke Keith, Odell Keith, sisters, Ada K. Johnson and Rezell K. Tucker.
Memorials
may be made to Shriner’s Hospitals for Children, 950
Kiser
Funeral Home was om charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Charlotte Powe Bourne
CHERAW – Charlotte Powe Bourne, 79, died
A
funeral service was held at
The
family received friends
She was
a daughter of the late James Edward and Gary Evans Powe. She was the widow of
Burness “Bird” Bourne, Jr. Bourne graduated from Converse College in 1949 and taught
school in Georgetown, where she met her husband.
She was
a life long member of St. David’s Episcopal Church. She served on the vestry,
the alter guild and was a member of the Bishop Thomas Chapter of the Episcopal
Women of the Church. She was also a member of the Old Cheraw’s Chapter of the
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution as a committee chairman,
and a member of the Pedee Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of
American Colonists as Regent and Historian.
She was
preceded in death by her husband; a sister, Gary Powe Jarman and a grandson,
Burness “Bird” Bourne, IV.
She is
survived by her sons, Burness “Burney” (Sue Ella) Bourne, III of Murrells Inlet
and James “Jim” (Tami) Bourne of Folly Beach; daughters, Charlotte B. (Mike)
Flint of Mt. Pleasant; Margaret B (Tommy) Stafford of Lexington; and Elizabeth
Evans Bourne of Murrells Inlet; grandchildren, David (Laura) Flint, Michael
Flint, Stephen Flint, Charlotte Flint, Thomas Stafford, Katharine Stafford,
Sarah Stafford, Rachel (Brandon) Bourne Shaw, and Mary Margaret Bourne;
great-grandchildren, Thomas Flint, Ashley Flint, Hannah Flint; sisters, Susie
Powe Huggins and Mary Emma Powe Wallace both of Cheraw.
Memorials
may be made to: St. David’s Episcopal Church,
Kiser
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Juanita “Tillie” Kelly Butler
Funeral
services were held at
The
family received friends
Born
Dec. 7, she was a daughter of the late Curley Dew and Lillie Mae Carter Kelly.
She was the widow of R. D. Butler. (Married for 54 years.) She was a member of
She was
preceded in death by her parents and husband listed above, also, a brother,
Leonard J. Kelly.
She is
survived by a son Randy Butler of Cheraw; two daughters, Cheryl B Heustess of
Cheraw and Teri B. Pruitt of Little River; five grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren; two brothers, Willie R. Kelly and Wayne Kelly, both of
Wadesboro, N.C.; three sisters, Mary Ruth K. Treadaway and Betty Jo Deese both
of Wadesboro, N.C. and Julie G. Grooms of Lilesville, N.C.
Memorials
may be made to :
Kiser
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Dessie Brigman
SOCIETY HILL - Mrs. Dessie Brigman Barrington,
74, died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
Barrington was born
Surviving
is a son, Nelson (Vonda) Barrington of Society Hill; a daughter, Dorothy B.
(Richard) Huff of Society Hill; four grandchildren, Nick Bar-rington, Chris
Huff, Willie Wallace and Wendy Wallace; a half-brother Lester Brigman of
McCall; two sisters, Evelina Stubbs of
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Lula Mae Quick Polson
CHERAW
– Mrs. Lula Mae Quick Polson, 78, died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was
Mrs.
Polson was born
Surviving
are four daughters, Mary (Jimmy) Higgins of Hampstead, N.C., Janice Rivers of
Asheboro, N.C., Shirley (Ralph) Grant and Lisa H. Polson both of Cheraw; a
step-son, Wayne H. (Cheryl) Polson of Sandy Springs; a brother, Tillman Quick
of Patrick; seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Memorials
may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Veda Freeman Watson
She
served her Lord and loved the people of Bethel Free Will Baptist Church. She
desired to have her funeral at the church; however, because of a previously
scheduled youth rall at
Visitation
was held on Feb. 22,
In
1948, she married Thomas Junius Watson and moved to
She was
preceded in death by her husband, Thomas J. “June Bug” Watson, and her mother
and father, Mildred Douglass Freeman of Chester-field.
Surviving
are her daughters, Linda Watson Hicks and husband, Tom of Amarillo, TX, and
Susan Watson Liverman and Gene Liverman of
Ray Harvey Oliver
Funeral services were at
Visitation
was
Mr.
Oliver was born
Surviving
is his wife, Darla Ann Rollings Oliver of the home; a son Johnny Oliver of
Lancaster; a daughter, Joy Belk of Lancaster; three step-daughters, Michelle
Allen of Hamlet, N.C., Jessica Blackwell of Pageland, and Angela Rollings of
Jefferson; three sisters, Rachel Winburn of McBee, Ola Faye Johnson, and Janice
Lowery both of Jefferson; five grandchildren and a great-grand-child and other
relatives and friends.
Memorials
may be made to the Jeffer-son Rescue Squad,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Betty Ann White
A
memorial service was held at
Betty
was born
Surviving
is her daughter, Cheri Schmidt and her husband, Ferrell of Myrtle Beach; a
brother, Lubert White, Jr. of Cheraw; three grandchildren, Michael Parker, and
Peyton Schmidt all of Myrtle Beach.
The
family received friends following the memorial service at the funeral home.
Memorials
may be made to
McMillan-Small
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Shirley Ann “Pink” Powe Burwell
Funeral
services were at
Shirley
was born
She was
preceded in death by her husband, George Burwell, Sr.; a daughter, Thomasina
McNeill; four brothers, Timothy Powe, Willie Powe, Clarence Powe, Theodore
Powe, and a sister; Lourdine Powe Watson.
Surviving
is a son, George E. (Marveline) Burwell, Jr.; two daughters, Tarria Burwell
(Leroy Hayes). Kelli (James) Davis; a brother, Arthur Louis Powe of Cheraw; 11
grandchildren and other relatives and friends.
J.B.
Jenkins Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Vanessa Jean Spencer
WALLACE – Mrs. Vanessa Jean Spencer, 52,
died
Funeral
services were at
Visitation
was from 6-9 Sunday at Cooper Funeral Home.
Vanessa
was born
Surviving
is her husband, Dale Spencer of Wallace; daughters, renee (Carlos) Juarez of
Hamer, Tiffany (Bobby) Carter McCormick of Wallace and Christy Carter of Hamer;
as son, Brian Carter of Wallace; step-daughter Amanda Carter of Greenville;
step-son, Robert Spencer of Mullins; sisters, Mary Martin of Dillon, Laura
Atkinson of Sarosota, Fla. and Louise Autry of Wilmington, N.C.; a brother,
Franklin Bethea of Dillon and nine grand-children.
Cooper
Vuneral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Richard
Harvey Love
CHERAW
– Mr. Richard Harvey Love, 46, died
Funeral
services were at
Richard
was born
Surviving
are three sisters, Lee Ann Tisdale (Thalmie) of
Flemming
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Louise P. Sowell
CHERAW
_ Louise P. Sowell, 94, died
Funeral
services were held Feb. 23, at Morris Funeral Cottage Chapel. Burial followed
in
Louise
was born
Surviving
are her sons, Reinald L. Pope and Major Kikette (Angel) Sowell; three
grandchildren, Renoir L. Pope, Alexis Miller and Timothy Sowell; sisters, Daisy
H. Reynolds and Marian Hutchins; a brother T. Hudgins; and other relatives and
friends.
Morris
Funeral Cottage was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Joe Louis Lindsey
CHERAW
– Joe Louis Lindsey, 65, died
Funeral
services were at
Joe was
born
He
accepted Christ at an early age and joined
Surviving
is a daughter, Ella L. (willie) Banks of Cheraw; two brothers, John W. Lindsey
of Sanford, N.C. and Albert Lindsey Milkton of N.J.; five sisters, Mary F.
Pratt, of
Reid’s
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Pink Patrick, Jr.
CHERAW
– Mr. Pink Patrick, Jr., 89, died
Funeral
services weree aat
Mr.
Pink was born
Mr.
Pink’s working career extended from the building of Hwy 52 from
In his
previous union to Elma, three children Jimmie D. (Geneva-Diane) of
He was
preceded in death by sibilings, Ernest (Emma) of
Surviving
also is a sister, Julia of Hartford, Conn.; three grand-daughters, Robyn
(Dexter and Aminah), Rochelle, and Lesley; these unions produced six
granddaughters, six grandsons and 16 great-grandchildren; and other relatives
and friends,
Reid’s
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Thomas James Dixon, Sr.
CHERAW
– Thomas James Dixon, Sr., 81, died
Funeral
services were at
Thomas
was born
in the
During
his later years he accepted Christ as his personal Savior.
He was
preceded in death by his wife, Thermantha Braxton.
Surviving
are Retired U.S. Air Force Thomas (Doris)
Grooms
Funeral Home and Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Mary Ellen Drake
CHERAW
– Mary Ellen Drake, 53, died
Funeral
services were at
Mary
was born
She was
formally married to Maxson Drake, Sr. to this union three children were born.
She was later blessed with another child.
She was
preceded in death by a brother, George Edward Coit.
Surviving
are four children, Maxson Drake, Jr. of Cheraw, Michael Drake of Clio, Petty
Officer Second Class Crystal (Cory) Teach of Hampton Va. And Dylan Davis of the
home; five
granddaughters,
DreDaisia, Asheley, Cheyanne, Christian and Makayla; six sisters, Jeanette
(Nathaniel Jr.) Short and Edna (Thomas) Bloonfield both of Wallace, Gloria Coit
of Cheraw, Min. Kathy (William) Ratliff, Virginia (Joseph) Leak of Wylie, TX
and Karen (Michael) Ellerbee of Dallas, TX., a brother, Todd (Minuette) Coit;
four aunts, Sally (Adam) Harrington and Rosa Brewer both of Wallace, Kaatherine
Pearson of Brooklyn, N.Y. and Virginia West of Orangeburg; an uncle, Arthur
(Ruth) Harrington of Wallace; a greatuncle, Eddie Coit of Chesterfield and
other relatives and friends.
Grooms
Funeral Home and Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Edna Jefferson Hillian
Funeral
services were at
Edna
was born
Throughout
the years, Edna worked many jobs including James Fabrics, Cheraw Manor, Special
Needs Daycare, Cuddy Farmes and Spartan Food Company (Hardee’s) where she was
well known for baking her famous biscuits. She also enjoyed family dinner
parties and baking cakes and pies for the community.
In
1963, she was married to James T. Hillian, Sr. They were married for 45 years.
She was
preceded in death by a son, Christopher Hillian; two daughters, Mary and
Juanita Hillian; four brothers, Lindsey, Sears, John and Captain Jefferson.
Surviving
is a daughter, SCDC Officer Sally Beatrice (William) McQueen of Cheraw; Retired
Major (USA) Jacqueline A. (B.B.) Hillian-Craig of Pflugerville, TX; SCDNR SGT
John F. (Wilma) Hillian of Cheraw; two brothers, Jerry Jefferson of Greens-boro,
N.C. and Howard Jefferson of Spartanburg; two sisters, Sarah B. Kelly of
Spartanburg and Katherine Jefferson of Cheraw; three granddaughters, Carole J.
Chaka L., Charlitrice I.; six grandsons, James T.(III), Joshua E. John R..
William A., Jamison A., and Christopher A.; four great-grandchildren, Yamani
E., Jailein C., Fatima S., Carole J.; and other relatives and friends.
Grooms
Funeral Home and Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. Published in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Letha Hudley
PATRICK – Mrs. Letha Hudley, 76, died
Funeral
services were at
Letha
was born
Surviving
are five sons, Belton, Robert, Benjamin, Wilbert, and Lee H. Hudley all of
Patrick; four daughters,Jo-Ann (Tyrone) McDonald of Cheraw, Laura Mae Hudley
and Linda (Timothy) Cue both of Patrick and Mary (Rev. Caston) Friday of
Maryland; two sisters, Eular McQueen pf Patrick and Mamie Kitt of Farrell, Pa.;
16 grandchildren; 10 great-grand-
children
and other relatives and friends.
Reid’s
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in the Cheraw Chronicle & The
Dorothy Henderson Matthes
CHERAW – Dorothy Henderson Matthes, 77,
died
A Mass
of Remembrance was held Saturday at
She was
a daughter of the late Percy and Agnes Dicker Hendeerson.
Surviving
are her children, John D. Matthes and Ann M. Bradley, both of Cheraw, and
Michele M. Senz of
Memorials
may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
William Herbert McCromick
Funeral services will be conducted
The family received friends Friday evening from
He was born February 2. 1929 in Ellerbee, a son of the
late John William and Laura Jane Talbert McCromick. Mr. McCromick was a farmer and worked as a
machinist with CSX Railroad and worked previously as a mechanic with
Commonwealth Hosiery Mill. He served in the U. S. Army.
Mr. McCormick was preceded in death by his
wife, Mary Puckett McCormick, a grandson, James Michael Heavner, and siblings,
Lucille Faircloth, Frank McCormick, Bill McCormick, and Marion McCormick.
Surviving are a son, William H.
McCormick, Jr. and wife Jatana of
Debbie M. Smith and husband Cecil
of Ellerbe, N.C. and Lisa M. Haywood and husband Rodney of Norman, N.C.; 10
grandchildren and eight great grand-children; three sisters, Louse Lucas, Peggy
Webb, and Agnes Treece, all of Ellerbe, N.C.; six brothers, Joe McCormick, Robert
McCormick, Jerry McCormick, all of Ellerbe, N.C; and Max McCormick, Johnny
McCormick, and Doran McCormick, all of Cheraw.
Memorials may be made to Hospice
of
Creek
Fire Department, 248 Godfrey
Rd.,
Carter Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
George
Thomas Wesley
Creech
CHERAW - George Thomas Wesley
Creech,
17, died
Funeral
services were at
The
family received friends
George
was a son of Jackie (Melanie)
Creech, Jr. and Debbie (Henry) Shaw McLain. He has been a
Boy Scout. He enjoyed riding four wheelers, motorcycles, fishing, hunting, hanging
out with friends, and working on his
truck. He loved music and spending time
on the: computer.
He
was preceded in death by his grandparents, George Hildreth and James McDonald.
Surviving
by his brothers, Jackie (Nicole) "Boog" Creech, III of Wallace,
Jordan Creech, Tyler Creech both of Brevard, N.C.; sisters, Candice Creech of
Cheraw, Cindy (Robbie) Creech of Patrick; grandparents, Nancy Hildreth, Betty
"Susie" Shaw, Jackie (Helen) Creech, Sr. all of Cheraw and Sydney Huffman
of Cheraw; and other relatives and friends.
Kiser Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Claudia
Norton Barnes
MCCOLL - Claudia Norton Barnes,
75,
died
Funeral
services were by the graveside
at
Cemetery.
.
The
family received friends at
Funeral
Home Saturday
Claudia
was a daughter of the late
Prince
Farley and Berta McCoy Norton,
Sr. She
was retired.from textiles.
She
was preceded in death by a daughter, Debbie Kubas Gross and a brother, Prince
Norton, Jr.
Surviving
is a son, Steven Barnes of McColl; a sister, Grace Bullock of
Rogers Funeral Home was in charge Qf arrangements. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Marguerite
B. Tucker
Tucker,
84, died
Graveside
services were at
Mrs.
Tucker was born
the
daughter .of the late Ira Brock
and
the late Allie McLaurin Brock. She
retired
from Cannon Mills and was a member of
She
was preceded in death by "r husband, Theron Tucker in 2003, sister, Irene Moore and brothers; Allen and
Lamar Bock.
She is
survived by many relatives and friends.
Memorials
may be made to Ruckhus
House
Foundation,
Whitley’s Funeral Home was in Charge of arrangements. Published
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Joe
F. Horne
Funeral
services were held March 12 at Morris Funeral Home Cottage Chapel. Burial
followed in
Joe
was born
He
was preceded in death by his wife, Jaunita .Horne; a son, Samuel Streater;
granddaughter, Angela Horne, and a brother,
Surviving
are six daughters, Shirley Isaac of Cheraw, Mary Morehead of W.V., Grayvon
(Ronnie) Bridges of Bennettsville, Hattie M. Watson of New Haven, Conn.,
Jaunita C. (Richard) Easterling of Cheraw and Teresa V. Horne of New Haven; an
adopted daughter, M{lytha H. Allison of China Grove, N.C.; a son, Deacon John
Ira (Vernel) Streater of New Haven; 29 grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren;
22 greatgreat-grand-children; a sister, Tomasena Triplett of Glenn Willow, OH;
adopted brothers, Pastor Billy (Danella) Bennetts of Cleveland, OH, Robert
Bennett of Philadelphia, Pa., and Dan Bennett of Wades-boro, N.C.; an uncle;
Lester Horne of Winston-Salem, N.C. and other relatives and friends.
Morris Funeral Cottage was in charge of arrangements. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Rev.
Wilkin W. Williams
Williams,
74, died
Funeral services were March 8, at Pee
lowed
in Chatham Hill Memorial
Gardens.
.
Wilkin
was born
He was
preceded in death by a son, Wilkin Williams, III, sisters, Betty and Drewie;
and a brother Maxie.
Surviving
is his wife, Rosalie Williams; three children, Rodney (Renee) Williams of
Hillsborough, N.J.; Carmen Williams of
Morris Funeral
Cottage was in charge of arrangements. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Cletus
Doster
Funeral services
were at
Cletus
was a son of the late Traywick and Anna
Doster. He was converted at an early age
and was a member of
where
he has been a member for the past 20 years.
He was
married to the late Catherine B. Doster and was preceded in death by a son,
Tommy Clyburn.
Surviving
is his wife, Orlandia H. Doster of Mt. Croghan,; three daughters, Judy McManus,
Catherine (Christopher) Richardson and Judy Louallen all of Pageland; eight
sons, Randy Doster of Silver Springs, MD, Cletus (Lorene) Doster, Jr. of
Woodbridge, Va., Michael .Doster, David Doster, Travit Doster, Roger Louallen,
and Donnie Clyburn all of Pageland; a brother, Mitchell Doster of Charlotte,
N.C.; 24 grandchildren; 28 great-grand-children; and other relatives and
friends.
Reid's Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
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Lloyd Merriman
CHERAW – Lloyd Merriman died.
Funeral services were at
Mr. Lloyd Merriman, or “Mr. Lloyd”. As he was
affectionately called, was born
Mr. Lloyd was a multi-talented individual who was self
taught and multi-disciplined at many trades. This led him to be a dedicated
employee of Calvin Rivers Farms and self-employed as an auto mechanic.
Mr. Lloyd was an active member of
Mr. Lloyd was preceded in deathy by five siblings, Floyd
Merriman, Willies Merriman, Burlin Merriman, Donetta Leak and Mary Pegues
Surviving are three sons, Jerome (Dorothy) Merriman of
Morven, N.C., Tyrone (Gladys) Merriman of Cheraw, and Timothy (Sharon) Merriman
of High Point, N.C.; eight daughters, Mary C. McCoy of Chesterfield, Alice L.
Chapman of Washington, D.C., Sondra Sowell, Jacqulin Myers, Elaine L. (Lee
Prentis) Sowell, Ada L. (Charles) Ashe, all of Cheraw, Mary J. (Rev. Charles)
Sturdivant of Morven, NC, and Genenie M. Johnson of Charolette, N.C.; forty
grandchildren, seventy-five great grandchildren and four great great
grandchildren; a brother, Royce Lee Merriman of Cheraw; three sisters, Roseanna
Hillian, Moletha Roberts, and
Alice Arteal Merriman, all of
Mr. Lloyd was preceded in death by five siblings: Floyd
Merriman, Willies Merriman, Burlin Merriman, Donetta Leak and Mary Pegues.
Flemming Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements, . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Rosa Woodward
Wise
RUBY – Mrs. Rosa Woodward Wise , 90, died
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Rosa was born
She eventually returned to the
She was preceded in death by her husband and two sisters,
Grace W. Williams and Sarah W. Baker.
Surviving is a daughter, Paula Lynn Wise of Ruby; a
stepson, Charles Lynn Wise of
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in Charge of
arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Lou Ellen Lear
CHERAW – Mrs. Lou Ellen Lear, 78, died
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Lear was born
Surviving is her husband, Dewey T. Lear of the home; four
sons, Charles (Libby) Tucker and Ricky (Denise) Tucker all of
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements. . Published in Cheraw
Chronicle & The
Howard W. Boan,
Sr.
CHERAW – Mr. Howard W. Boan, Sr., 86, died
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mr. Boan was a son of the late Ira Walker Boan, Sr. and
Mattie Lou Board Boan. He was a graduate of
Surviving is a son, H. Walker Boan and wife of Inman; a
daughter Diane Boan-Donaldson and husband James B. Donaldson of Phoenix, AZ;
grandchildren, Beth Boan O,Neal and Husband Jimmy of Cheraw, James Walker
Donaldson of Chapel Hill, N.C.; great-grandchildren, Richard, Alex, and Jacob
Evans of Cheraw; and a sister, Mary Lou Boan (Bill) Jacobs of Cheraw and other
relatives and friends.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements. . Published in Cheraw
Chronicle & The
Elizabeth Hill
“Lib” Maloch
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Maloch was born
Surviving is a son, John (Mary) Maloch, Jr. of Cheraw, two
daughters, Linda M. (Tommy) Fowler of Charleston and Mary Bell of Charlotte,
N.C. ; eight grandchildren, Sharon Fowler, Leigh (Jay) Philon, Gregory Sellers,
Jennifer (Chris) Chisam, Kimberly Bell, John (Christina) Maloch, III, Amber
Maloch, and Holly Maloch; seven great-grandchildren, Kali Daniels, Jake Philon,
Karre Sellers, Lathan Sellers, Madison Chisam, Courtney Chisam, and Ashlyn
Maloch.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements. . Published in Cheraw
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Helen McKenzie
Burr
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Burr was a daughter of the late Oliver Cleveland and
Florence Parker
McKenzie. She was a graduate of
Helen was preceded in death by her husband, James Murray
Burr and a grandson James William Eddins.
Surviving is a daughter, Mary Alice Burr of Clio; two
grandchildren, Teresa (Richard) Preston of Clio, and Danny (Deanna) Eddins of
Chesterfield; a brother,
Graham.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements. . Published in Cheraw
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Ronald T. Moore
Ron graduated from
There was no formal funeral. Ron was cremated. His mother and 4 siblings; Dennis, Cherrie,
Raye and Kaye plan a private memorial service at a later date with his sons Published
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HARTSVILLE - Lydia Anne Morris Johnson, 75, died
Funeral services will be held at
The family will receive friends
She was preceded in death her son, Randy Johnson.
Surviving are her sons and daughters, Terry and (Sheila)
Johnson, Robbin and (Vicki) Johnson, all of Hartsville; a daughter, Jane
(Robert) Wallace of Hartsville; a sister, Clester Shull of Columbia; brothers
and sisters-in-law, Clarence M. and (Katherine) Morris of Florence, Bradley
Morris of McBee, , Mack and (Ruth) Morris of McBee, Paul and (Sandra) Morris of
Hartsville, David and (Delores) Morris of Patrick; grandchildren Angie (Chad)
Gainey, Tonya (Chuck) Spell, Tara (Heath) Sealy, Terry Johnson, Jr.,
Christopher Wallace, Ashley Wallace, Nick John-son; and six great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the Clyde Church of God,
A memorial service was held at 10 a.m. March 20, at South Lake Presbyterian
Church, 131 Chestnut Street, Clermont, Fla. Burial will be held April 5, at 9
a.m. in Old St. David's Cemetery in Cheraw.
Born
He then moved to
In 1983 he was named Central Florida Printer of the Year. He was also a member
of the Seminole County Tourist Development Council and served as President of
the Sanford Lions Club, two terms as President of the Scottish American Society
and one as President of the Saint Andrews Society.
In addition, Bill was Chairman of the Seminole County School Advisory
Committee, a Director for the Central
Florida Zoo and served two terms as Chairman of the
Salvation Army Board. An active Presbyterian from birth, he served as Sunday
school teacher, Deacon and Elder of the First Presbyterian Church in
Bill was predeceased by his first wife, Ann Catherine Clark of
Surviving is his family: his wife, Marilyn George MacLauchlin of Clermont,
Fla.; children, Ann Waddill MacLauchlin and her husband, William Lee Moore of
Portland, ME, Reid Clark MacLauchlin and his wife, Barrie Gillam MacLauchlin of
Danville, KY, Charles August George and his wife, Sarah Whittier Chabot of
Blacksburg, Va., Catherine George Kyle and Mark Bryan Kyle of Clermont, Fla.,
Margaret George Ruddy and her husband, Shamus of Hinckley, OH; grandchildren,
James Henry Moore of Malaga, Spain; Kelli Ann MacLauchlin of Danville, Michael
Emmett George, Gracie Maher George and Jolie Susanna Chabot, all of Blacksburg,
Va., Jesse Chabot George, Tampa, Fla.; Seth William Rakow of Deltona, Fla.,
Madeline Jane Ruddy of Medina, OH, Mallory Ruddy Robison and husband, Adam of
Sharon Center, OH; and great-granddaughter, Barrie Brooke Rakow of Deltona.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Lake and Sumter,
Norton Funeral Home of Cheraw was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Martha Elizabeth
English Quick
WALLACE - Martha Elizabeth English Quick, 80, died
Graveside services were at
She was the daughter of the late Vance and Lottie English. She was a homemaker
and the widow of the late Ben Tilman Quick.
Surviving are her children, Eleanor L. Webb of Wallace and Ross Quick of
Bennettsville; a brother, Zeb English of Wallace and three sisters, Marie Page
of Wallace, Faye Allen of Cheraw and Betty Leviner of Marshton, N.C.; her
grandchildren, Lynn Webb of Wallace, Nicholas Webb of Patrick, R.J. Quick of
Wallace, Abby Quick of Hamlet, Tyler Quick of Bennettsville and five
great-grandchildren.
Norton Funeral Home of Cheraw was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Funeral services were at
Mrs. Johnson was born
Surviving is a son, Charles (Hannah) Johnson of Chesterfield; a daughter,
Cynthia (Johnny) Davidson of Chesterfield; a sister, Allie Mae Staf-ford of
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
RUBY - Mrs. Eloise Sellers Jenkins, 80, died
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Jenkins was a daughter of the late William Clyde Sellers, Sr. and Nora
Jane Hancock Sellers. She was a graduate of
Surviving is a son, Tommy (Gail) Jenkins of Florence; a
daughter, Betty Ann (Billy) Davis of Ruby; two brothers, James Grady Sellers of
Pageland and Charles W. Sellers of Ruby; three grandchildren, Whitney Jenkins,
Kevin Jenkins, and Melanie Davis.
Memorials may be made to
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
WHITE ROCK - Mrs. Ruth Sellers Wannamaker, 91, died
Born
of her life in Hartsville and was a longtime member of
Funeral services were at
Visitation was held
She was preceded in death by her brothers, Lloyd, Jim, Charles, Bert Lee, Ed
and Lin Sellers, and a sister, Mary Huntley.
Surviving is her devoted husband of 68 years, Eldon Shields Wannamaker of the
Lowman Home in White Rock; a son, William "Bill" (Irmgard) Wannamaker
of Naples, Fla.; daughters, Sue Haack of Simpsonville and Ann (Willis) Keefe of
Irmo; granddaughters, Annette Wannamaker (Steve) Krause of Ypsilanti, MI,
Melissa Haack (Mike) Smith of Fountain Inn and Erin Haack (Ray) Fowler of
Simpsonville; step-grandson, Justin Keefe of Chapin; and one great-grandson,
Will Krause of Ypsilanti, MI.; her brother, Alfred Sellers of Chesterfield; and
sisters, Grace Brown of Charleston, Louise Lewis of Chesterfield, Iris 'Dee'
(Tom) Morton of North Charleston, Frances (Don) Jenkins of Cottage Grove, WI,
and Shirley (Earl) Parker of Aiken.
Memorials may be made to
Graveside services were at
Mr. Mackall was born
Surviving is his wife of 48 years, Julia Davis Mackall of
the home and other relatives and friends.
Memorials may be made to
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
CHERAW - Mrs. May Belle Wilkes Teal, 83, died
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Teal was born
Surviving is a son, Billy Teal of Wallace; a daughter, Linda (Bobby) Ammons of
Cheraw; five grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Henry Cannon
Funeral services were held March 28, at
Born
His hobbies included collecting vintage bottles, various metals, and other
unique items. He was an avid reader, especially of history and enjoyed NASCAR
racing. He was a long-time active member of
He was predeceased by his brother James C. "Jimmy" Hudson. In
addition to his brother's children, he is survived by a host of nieces and
nephews, his church family, and many friends.
He is survived by four sisters: Margaret H. Patterson and Lola H. Driggers both
of
Memorials may be made to Welsh Neck Baptist Church Building Fund,
Kistler-Hardee Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Edgar K. Powers
BENNETTSVILLE -- Mr. Powers, 91, died
Funeral service for Edgar Kinney Powers will be held at
He was the son of the late Nola Barnhardt and John Luther Powers. He attended
After the war, he returned to Bennettsville and was manager of Hotel Powers and
Powers Oil Company for many years. He was an active member of Bennettsville
Rotary Club for 68 years and was a Paul Harris Fellow. He also served on
Bennetsville City Council and was a member of Marlboro Country Club, Marlboro
Cotillion Club and
He was predeceased by his wife, a daughter, Edna Elizabeth Powers; a twin
brother, Ervin T. Powers Jr. and Robert W. Powers; and a sister, Mrs. James T.
(Thelma) Irvin.
Surviving are his children, Edgar K. Powers, Jr. of Virginia Beach, Va., Mary
Lou Powers of
Memorials may be made to the charity of one's choice.
Whitner-Evans Funeral Home, Inc. was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
SOCIETY HILL - Daisy Hill Chapman, 66, died
Funeral services were held at
The family received friends March 28,
Daisy was born
She was the first recipient and namesake for the "Daisy Award" for
nursing excellence,
Surviving are her sons, Chris (Ruth) Chapman of Lexington, Phillip Chapman of
Memorials may be made to Diane Howard, Children's Hospital Campaign Manager,
Palmetto Health Foundation,
Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. .
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Harry Walker
Weede, Sr
CHERAW - Harry Walker Weede, Sr., died
A memorial service was held at
Visitation was held at Kiser Funeral Home from
Born
Mr. and Mrs. Weede were married in 1938, the first couple to be married in the
new sanctuary of
In 1939, Mr. Weede joined the Colgate Palmolive Company as
a sales representative and later served as district sales supervisor for
portions of
Mr. Weede was a follower and supporter of athletics at the
Mr. Weede was preceded in death by his beloved wife of nearly 59 years, Kate
Covington Weede.
Surviving are his children, Katherine Weede Griggs of Cheraw, Harry Walker
Weede, Jr., of
Memorials may be made to one of the following: St. David's Cemetery
Association,
Kiser Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. .
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Lewis M. Kimrey,
Sr.
A service was held at11:00 a.m. March 26, in the funeral
home chapel with Rev. Grant Hoffman officiating. Burial followed in
The family received friends
Mr. Kimrey was born
Surviving is his beloved wife of 56 years, Kathryn Adams Kimrey; sons, Lewis M.
Kimrey, Jr, and his wife Kay H. Kimrey, Joseph W. Kimrey, and his wife, Lisa
'Jamie' Kimrey; daughters, Kathryn K. Phillips, and her husband, John R.
Phillips and Lisa K. McGee, and her husband, Allen C. McGee; 10 grandchildren,
six great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends.
McEwen - Mint Hill Chapel was in charge of arrangements. . Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Thelma A.
Sullivan
PAGELAND - Thelma A. Sullivan, 82, died
Funeral services were held at
She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred S. Sullivan; and two
grandchildren, Shannon Leigh Sullivan and Lori Lynette Sullivan.
Surviving are her sons, Jerry (Jill) Sullivan and Donnie (Judy) Sullivan, both
of Pageland, and Mickey (Gwen) Sullivan of Cheraw; daughters, Shirley (Vernon)
Carter, and Debbie Helms, both of Pageland; a sister, Nell Threatt of Rock
Hill; grandchildren, Anna Hancock, Aleshia Fournier, Lin Carter, Stephanie
Kirby, Stephen Sullivan, Don Sullivan, Wendy Thomas, Michael B. Sullivan,
Jennifer Currence, Donald Helms, and Daniel Helms; and 23 great grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Sutton Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. .
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Detha Mae Isaac
CHERAW - Detha Mae Isaac, 64, died
Funeral services were at
Detha was born
She was preceded in death by a sister, six brothers and two grandchildren.
Surviving are six daughters, Mary (Donnell) Ervin and Annie Pearl Isaac of
Patrick, Cindy Michelle Isaac, Oleshia Isaac, Jamie Isaac and Raven Isaac all
of Rockingham, N.C.; four sons, Leverne (Joyce) Isaac, Jr. of Patrick, Vernon
(Sharon) Isaac and Steven (Deloris) Isaac of Cheraw and Floyd Isaac of Boston,
Mass.; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; four sisters, Mabel Horn and Edna
Pate of Baltimore, MD, Ernestine Little of Patrick and Margaret Isaac of Cheraw
and other relatives and friends.
Grooms Funeral Home of Cheraw was in charge of arrangements. .
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CHERAW - Isabell Ellerbe, 78, died
Funeral services were at
Isabell was born
She worked at
She was preceded in death by three brothers, Ernest, Robert and Anderson, Jr.
and four sisters, Ara, Pearlie Mae, Flora and Hattie Mae.
Surviving are two daughters, Delores Ellerbe and Sarah (Craig) Gary of Cheraw;
two sons, Henry (Bernadette) Ellerbe and Jerome (Mary Francis) Ellerbe of
Cheraw; three sisters, Elizabeth Godfrey of
Grooms Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. .
Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Allen John La'forte
CHERAW - Allen John La'forte, 42, died
Graveside services will be held at Pine.
Allen was born
All family and friends are welcome to attend the service. Published in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Helen Haithcock
Sikes
PAGELAND -- Mrs. Sikes, 70, died
Funeral services were held at
Mrs. Sikes was born
Surviving are two daughters, Lisa (David) Gardner of Pageland and Kimberly Plyler
(Craig Wetzel) of
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
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Funeral services were held at
Mr. Gaskins was born
Surviving is his wife of 60 years, Lois Turner Gaskins of the home; a son,
Thomas (Barbara) Gaskins of Pleasant Garden, N.C.; three daughters, Patricia
"Sue" (Steve) Young of Pleasant Garden, N.C., Faith Webb of
Chesterfield and Dianne (Ronnie) Sellers of Darlington; a sister: Betty
Woodward of Ruby; seven grand-children and nine great-grandchildren.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
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Sandra "Sandi" Curtis
Squires
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mrs. Squires was a daughter of the late Gary Franklin and
Rebecca Eddins Curtis. She was a homemaker. Sandi was married to the late Boyd
Baxter "Skip" Squires, Jr. and was also preceded in death by a
sister, Eleanor Curtis Mann.
Surviving is a son, Jason Squires (Courtney Flinchum) of Greensboro, N.C.; two
brothers, G.W. "Sam" (Maxine) Curtis of Greensboro, N.C. and Billy
Ray Curtis of Chesterfield; two sisters, Patricia Gordon of Randleman, NC and
Cheryl Curtis Gleason of Chesterfield.
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
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RUBY -- Jimmy Lee Gregory, 58, died
Funeral services were at
Visitation was
Mr. Gregory was born
Surviving is a daughter, Stacey Gregory (Adam) Catoe of Jefferson; two
brothers, Tommy Gregory of
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Funeral services were held at
The family received friends
Mrs. Shaw was a daughter of the late Tom and Bessie Vaughn
Curtis and step-mother, Becky Kirkley Curtis. She was a former employee of
Chesterfield County DSS and a retired employee of Tri-County Mental Health.
Mrs. Shaw was a member of
Surviving is her husband, Dale Shaw of the home; son, Kenneth (Kathy) Shaw of
Chesterfield; daughters, Alice Ann Crawley of Patrick; seven grandchildren,
Joseph Shaw, Marie (Danny) Davis, Thomas Shaw, Amanda (Tom) Hashem, Matthew
Crawley, Lindsey (Adam) Lewis, and Michael Crawley; four great-grandchildren;
and a sister, Vonnie Easterling of
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Chesterfield County,
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Published
in Cheraw Chronicle & The
Ruby May Talbert
Davidson