While at Lander, Margaret served on the board of several civic organizations that served the town of Greenwood and Lander. Mr. Efird was remembered as a passionate man, full of life and appreciation for nature and the ocean. In addition to her husband and her mother, of Plainfield, Ill., she is survived by her sisters, Cheryl ODonovan Urbanik of Schaumburg, Ill., Lisa ODonovan of Naperville, Ill., and Susan ODonovan of Plainfield; her niece, Samantha; her nephews, Collin, Andrew, Matthew, Ryan, Justin and Daniel; and her half-sister, Raylene Foster of Rockford, Mich. His professional career was long and varied, ranging from the stockyard to stock brokerage, then to real estate, timberland and land management. She loved to laugh and make others laugh, and awoke every morning with a smile on her face and in her heart. Morton T Kelsey (1917 - 2001) - Gualala, CA - AncientFaces He was also named the S.C. Wildlife Federation Conservationist of the Year in 1983. His grandparents, Capers W. and Mary L. Eaddy and Blair and Edith Hollenbaugh, and his godmother, Ann Hanna, died before him. Gualala, CA Breaking News Headlines Today | Ground News Book Online or Call 855-516-1090 and Save up to 50%. Her advice was eagerly sought by her colleagues. In South Carolina, he spent over 10 years as a volunteer at Brookgreen Gardens. Mr. Stafford retired as lieutenant commander after 20 years of service. The booster station pumps water through an 8-inch diameter pipeline uphill to North Gualala's Top of Pacific Woods (TOPW) tank facility, where the water is chlorinated for disinfection. He was frequent organizer of benefits for community causes, and was remembered as someone who was always willing to help people in need. He attended the University of South Carolina, the University of Maryland, Horry-Georgetown Technical College and South Carolina State University. She is survived by her sons, Harold Marion Hewell (Vickie) and Murray McJunkin Hewell (Eileen); her daughters, Lila Hewell Kittredge (John) and Clara Hewell Weston (Nelson); her grandchildren, Lila Marian Kittredge (Eric Freise), John Williamson Kittredge Jr. (Maggie), Zay Jeffries Kittredge II (Jennifer), John Murray Hewell, James McJunkin Hewell, Clara Elizabeth Weston, Caroline Woodward Weston and Shannon Nelson Weston III; and three great-grandchildren, Murray Jeffries Kittredge, Elwyn Marguerite Kittredge and Amarillys Marian Kittredge. His research contributions were acknowledged by awards such as the Russell Award for Research in Science and Engineering, the William S. Proctor Award for Scientific Achievement, and the Waddell Lifetime Achievement Award. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her son, Scott Hinds (Frankie) of Johnston; two daughters, Allyson Cruise of Georgetown and Tootie Willhelm (Rob) of Fairhope, Ala.; her grandchildren, Lanford Wrenn, Blair Willhelm, Stephen Wrenn, Wofford Willhelm (Tabatha) and Savannah Hinds; and her great-grandchildren, Colin, Kayla, Cantley and Kennedy. Douglas G. Billings of Murrells Inlet, who spent a career in the hospitality industry, died Sept. 5 following a brief fight with aggressive cancer. They were married a year later. Raymond knew all of the important landmarks in the area, often yelling out and pointing at Huntington Beach, his schools, his favorite restaurants, the recycling center, as well as the UPS trucks, ambulances, and the sheriffs vehicles, all the while singing to popular 1980s rock and roll songs. He was also an excellent shagger in the shagging capital of the world. Mr. Rudolph owned several auto repair shops in West Chester and worked at dealerships as a warrant administrator. She served as co-chairman of a congressional campaign and declined an offer to be county vice chair. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church, Cuban Missions, 9967 Ocean Highway, Pawleys Island, SC, 29585. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the charity of your choice or or to the next person who crosses your path. She loved nothing more than to spend time with friends and to be surrounded by her family, whom she adored. David Edward Brewer of Spartanburg, a former Heritage Plantation resident, died Aug. 26. While completing a two-year business program at Limestone College, Connie was often visiting J.J. down the road at Clemson, where she was selected as a TAPS Beauty and was the Central Dance Association Sweetheart. Obituaries in Gualala, California (CA). Her brother, Joseph C. Jordan Jr., died before her. She then worked for the Horry County School District for over 25 years. Tommy graduated from high school at Darlington School in Rome, Ga., and from The Citadel in the class of 1964. first lady, John Henry Whitmire, 71, jeweler whose work celebrated local icons, Philip W. Comfort, 72, scholar led New Testament translation, Bob Ackerman, 82, musician who transcended genres, Marilyn E. Riehl, 80, former Pawleys resident, James R. Lewis, 87, retired from Cincinnati schools, Connie Britton, 85, columnist was active in community service, Doc Baldwin, 82, businessman who championed high school, Robert A. Moses, 101, helped build familys island home, Joyce Martenies, 72, senior secretary at Waccamaw Elementary, Tommy Huguenin, 80, builder was avid outdoorsman, Jack Brakebill, 86, led church missions to Cuba, Cynthia C. Nance, 81, Murrells Inlet restaurant owner, Lynette Hinds, 88, pianist at First Baptist, Katherine Bull, 90, worked in social services, Helen Divney, 79, nursing was her calling, Raymond Keller, 32, J.O.Y University member, William B. Hawver, 90, volunteer at state park, Frances Tausche, 94, immunology researcher, Mary Taylor, 85, loved music and the outdoors, Deede Ferri, 73, speech therapist for Horry County schools, Jerry Latta, 78, former IBM executive was Brookgreen volunteer, Pep Dargan, 84, stock broker was talented golfer, Fred Owens, 74, served with Marines in Vietnam, Arline P. Cribb, 98, owned Pawleys Supplies for 28 years, Joy L.Y. He would spend each morning on the beach in worship of Gods creation and talking to Jesus. A hammock factory was built, then relocated and the factory converted to shop space. He also loved to read and spend time at the beach. They eventually moved to Wyckoff, N.J., in 1955. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to a college fund for his daughters, P.O. Some friends told Doc Lachicotte he would never make a living at Pawleys Island; it was too far from Myrtle Beach. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 60 in Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. It's up on the coast of California, north of San Francisco a ways. Another sister, Ruth Ann Elliott, died before her as did her half-sister, Linda Kaye Bryant; her niece, Tari Elliott; her nephew, Billy Jarvis; her great-grandson, Luke Robert Hildebrand; and her cocker spaniels, Gus, Peaches, Scooter and Sammy. She was the first female elected to the board at Black River Electric Cooperative and served for 30 years. Visitation will be Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Mayer -Ethridge Funeral Home. It really set us back. The family will receive friends at the funeral home following the service. It had the areas first fax machine and was its first cellphone dealer. Put a Manhattan in his hand and watch the mischief come out. Cumuze. Her sisters, Dorothy T. Carter and Edna T. Sawyer, and her brothers, Basil, Edward, Sidney and David Thomas, died before her. She retired in 1992 as operating room supervisor and director of surgical services. Some people call it gwa-LA-la, but the natives call it wa-LA-la. Memorials may be made to the church, 901 Highmarket St., Georgetown, SC 29440. He is survived by three sons, Richard Fielder Ferdon (Joyce) and James Haskell Ferdon of Georgetown, and Robert Jackson Ferdon of Conway; two daughters, Mary Beth Ferdon Kornahrens (Glenn) of Suches, Ga., and Anne Ferdon Sawyer (Clint) of Pawleys Island; six grandchildren, Richie Ferdon (Allison), Rangeley Ferdon Laney (Edward), Steve and Maggie Kornahrens, Jackson Ferdon (Leatha) and Lizzie Moore; and four great-grandchildren, Mikey and Danny OBriant, and Thomas and Emma Laney. She was employed in many different medical capacities. He did many good deeds for others and wanted no recognition for them. In the later years of her career, she began allowing students to affectionately refer to her as Ms. Joyce instead of Ms. Martenies. A celebration of his life was held Wednesday at First United Methodist Church. After college, he entered the IT world before IT was a thing. He had enjoyed boating since his youth and spent many hours on Lake Wylie and later exploring the Waccamaw and Black rivers. He was 83. He would follow me into the ocean and watch me surf, and then he would get on the board himself and ride in.. Though three craniotomies, radiation and chemo slowly stole parts of who he was, he never lost his goodness, humility, faith, sincerity or sense of humor. He waived his right as a sole surviving son that would have exempted him from serving in a combat zone in Vietnam. She was born Feb. 2, 1925, in Florence, the daughter of John James and Elizabeth Gregg Clemmons. He liked to say the Barnett family lived on vacation. She was 81. He is survived by his wife of 23 years, Mickie S. Barber; two daughters, Lawson Evrenidis (Basil) of Pittsboro, N.C., and Lesley Toutain (Stephan) of West Hartford, Conn.; his stepchildren, Justin Parlier (Amy) of Boone and Natasha Beachum (Jerry) of Monroe, N.C.; his grandchildren, Jonathon Powell, Ashley Powell, Chloe Toutain, Winston Toutain, Loic Toutain, Brandy Shook, Derik Beachum (Alexis) and Jake Beachum; his sisters, Ann Foust of Charlotte and Joan Davis (Dave) of Atlanta; and numerous nieces and nephews. Fred loved life at the beach and all it had to offer: fishing, shrimping and crabbing as well as hunting. She grew up in Lamar. She could always enjoy a good laugh and was always the first one to laugh at herself. He loved what he did, but his greatest pleasures were simple ones: being surrounded by family, hanging out with friends, meeting with his small group from church, keeping up with sports and politics, enjoying his front porch, building an outdoor fire and drinking a beer. Very difficult. Jean was devoted to her church, Trinity Episcopal, and served on the altar board. He was there with the biggest smile and loudest cheer at soccer games, chorus concerts, track and cross country meets, school plays, graduations, swearing-in and white coat ceremonies. She was married to the late Peter Divney. In addition to his parents, his sisters, Elizabeth L. Middleton and Alberta L. Quattlebaum, died before him. She was born Jan. 9, 1931, in Georgetown, a daughter of William Jesse Gunter and Pearl McKenzie Gunter. Find an obituary, get service details, leave condolence messages or send flowers or gifts in memory of a loved one. Her fierce commitment to biweekly salon visits, and her nickname Lightning, will forever bring smiles to her family. Condolences may be sent at dukesharleyfuneralhome.com. Mr. ONeal had many loves including movies and music from all decades. He retired from day-to-day operations of the publishing company in 2014, turning over the business to his daughter and her husband. Gualala has a total of 1,912 people and of those residents there are 936 males and 976 females. Joy graduated from Galion High School and Ohio University, where she studied early childhood education. He earned a doctorate in literary interpretation from the University of South Africa. M. Douglas Harvey of Pawleys Island died May 15 at his home surrounded by family due to complications related to Parkinsons. She was also involved with Bethany Christian Services because of her strong belief in the sanctity of life and support for the pro-life movement. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his brothers, Kyle L. Hollenbaugh (Austin) and Ian B. Hollenbaugh; uncles and aunts, Danny and Kim Eaddy, Albert and Nudang Eaddy, Willonette Steed, and Randy and Myra Hollenbaugh; and many cousins and friends. In addition to her parents, her sister, Joy Jennings, died before her. She was 78. She was 88. Mr. Padget was the third-generation owner of Paget Chevrolet in Greer until its sale in 1988. She loved spending time at Pawleys Island. Memorials may be made to Church of the Holy Comforter. Gualala Obituaries - Latest Obituaries in Gualala, CA - Echovita He was born Feb. 4, 1942, in Greenville, the son of Thomas Francis Huguenin and Sallie Brown Clark. He was the oldest son of Harry Balch and Phoebe (Gift) Balch. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimers Association (alz.org) or Caris HealthCare, South Carolina, 174 Waccamaw Medical Park Ct, Conway, SC 29526. A celebration of her life was held Dec. 21 at Schoedinger Worthington Funeral Home. It was written by San Mateo County Times on March 18th, 2012 that Edwin H Taylor passed away in Gualala, California. He was 84. Interment will follow in the church columbarium. He had a love of art, taking classes as part of the Seacoast group through UNC and OLLI classes with Barney Slice at Pawleys Island. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to your local library. They raised three sons. The house they moved in to and remodeled was the first house his grandparents owned. She was born Oct. 1, 1928, in Kingstree, the daughter of Beulah and Hugh Gamble. Ronald Carroll Gould of Georgetown, Texas, a pilot who owned a second home at Litchfield by the Sea, died July 27. Known as Pep, he was born on July 27, 1938, in Spartanburg, the first son of Perrin Quarles Dargan and Mary Hart Greene Dargan. At 80, she finally got to see the Grand Canyon. She was a representative on the Governors Bicentennial Celebration. Comfort said after the novel was published in 2005. She was born April 11, 1924, in Georgetown, a daughter of William Alpheus Porter and Blanche Mercer Porter. He received a graduate degree in drug and addiction studies at USC before earning a masters degree in criminal justice at the University of Colorado. Memorials may be made to the charity of your choice. Mr. Moses was remembered as a man of honesty, integrity, curiosity, humor and kindness who loved his family and the natural world. Nice and naughty and adventurous. Gualala, Mendocino County, California 95445. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Amedisys Foundation, 402 Singleton Ridge Rd., Suite C, Conway, SC 29526. After leaving Columbia, he worked for a jewelry shop inside the Gay Dolphin gift shop in Myrtle Beach. He served in the Air Force, which is where he received his nickname. Mr. Caudell continued to work within the federal government until 2010 when he retired and moved to Murrells Inlet. A memorial service will be held in Boone at a later date. In addition to his work at Duke and USC, Dr. Vernberg held leadership positions in many national organizations and on the editorial boards of academic journals. It was during this time that he realized the value of vintage saxophones and became a pioneer in vintage horn restoration. A funeral service was held Monday at The Abbey. She is survived by her daughter, Barbra Ackershoek (William) of Pawleys Island; her grandchildren, Amy Nicole Ackershoek, Emily Ann Ackershoek and William John Ackershoek; her schnoodle dog, Bailey; her sister, Joyce Faherty (Peter); her stepsons, John Divney, Damian(Michal), Robert Divney (Mary) and their daughter Grace Divney; her brothers-in-law, Michael Divney (Jean), Larry Divney (Alicia), John Divney (Rosie) and Frank Walits; as well as a large extended family. He graduated from Lower Richland High School in 1966 and attended Wingate College before joining the Marines. He leaves a multitude of recordings in genres from classical to jazz and avant-garde, including his own classical and jazz compositions. In addition to his parents, two brothers, Ted and John, and a nephew, Reilly, died before him. A memorial service will be held Sept. 17 at 11 a.m. at Goldfinch Funeral Home, Litchfield-Pawleys Chapel. Summers in Myrtle Beach led to the couples retirement to Pawleys Island. He is survived by his wife, Eileen Halpin; his daughter, Jodi Halpin Raynor of Woburn, Mass. Resident of Gualala, California Obituary: Phyllis Marie Benucci, age 70, passed away in her home in Gualala, California, surrounded by her loved ones and pets, on Monday, February 6, 2012. He remained true to himself, loved big, and refused to leave anything on the field. Three of them met recently. He was 89. By Contributor. Outdoor events in Sonoma County, March 5-14, 2023 They were a formidable team and had soon grown the business in sales and locations. Mrs. Tiller was a longtime parishioner at Precious Blood of Christ Catholic Church, where she volunteered her time and talent with their Souper Bowl for Habitat for Humanity. Condolences may be sent at klingelcarpenter.com. Georgia Comfort died in December 2021. A celebration of life will be held at a later date at Pennyroyal Memorial Gardens in Georgetown. A memorial service will be held at Christ Church at a later date. Mr. Motley did sewer treatment work for Grand Strand Water and Sewer and was widely known as the best electrician around. Her daughter, Sarah Ellen Bourne, and a grandson, Dawson Bourne, died before her. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Legacy Fund of Lenoir Rhyne University, Attn: Bears Club, P.O. Hood was best known by many for the waterfront dining establishment, The River Room. His father started making rope hammocks from a pattern learned from his brother-in-law. She went back to school after her family was started and earned a degree in nursing. He went on to play competitively at Bucknell University after he sustained a shoulder injury on the football field. After retirement, the Brewers lived in Pawleys Island for 20 years before moving to Spartanburg. Final Resolution W-4844 North Gualala Water Company - California Gualala, California Obituary March 17, 1951 - February 24, 2023Paula Bacon was born in Stockton, CA on March 17, 1951, a seventh-generation native Californian and the first child of Stanley. View Full Report. The family lived next to the store, which served Hartford City residents and the farmers raising corn and soy on the land surrounding the town. He also helped raise funds for scientific kits to aid STEM teachers in Horry County schools. Dr. Guthrie was a highly effective, well-respected educator, who dedicated her life to the teaching profession and the children of South Carolina. He was a great storyteller who was strong in every sense. He was a past president of the Suffolk County Police Association. She was a talented artist and designer. In addition to her husband, her sister, Helen, died before her. UCSB's Sundstrom, Ager earn Big West weekly honors Gualala Seafood Shack Gualala Vacation Rentals | Houses and More | Airbnb At Brenau, she excelled academically and socially, being named to H.G.H Senior Honor Society and Whos Who of American Colleges. west north east south. He grew up in Ohio and attended Kent State University. She also brought communion to church members homes when they were unwell and could not attend church. During his years in Fayetteville, Dr. Kelly also held a faculty position with the UNC Dental School. Ralph Wilson, who founded the Buffalo Bills with a $25,000 investment in 1959 and turned the team into western New York's defining institution, died Tuesday after . During these years, Mrs. Testa could also be seen in her first lady role proudly cheering for Belleville High School and Montclair State football teams coached by her husband. She was born Sept. 2, 1932, in Georgetown, a daughter of Thomas Cordes Lucas and Alice Vaughan Lucas. James Edwin Motley of Murrells Inlet died Sunday at home surrounded by his family. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society (cancer.org) or to Amedisys Hospice, 402 Singleton Ridge Rd., Conway, SC 29526. A celebration of her life will be held April 8 at Pawleys Plantation Clubhouse. She married Joseph Lester Wolfe III on July 31, 1965. He attended the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill before earning his bachelors degree from St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, N.C. After moving to New York, he worked on Wall Street at Bankers Trust Co. while pursuing his masters degreee in business administration at Columbia University. He recalled that graduate students had also built their own boat in order to collect samples in North Inlet. Maryan Roberts Caughman-May of Murrells Inlet died Aug. 12 at her home surrounded by her daughters and her caregiver. His daughter, Lynn Shuler Clary, died before him. He was an inaugural member of the advisory board for the resort and tourism program at Coastal Carolina University, where the family held football season tickets. Search Gualala obituaries and condolences, hosted by Echovita.com. Thursday 4 | 11C. 3D.

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