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A Service of Witness to the Resurrection led by the Revs. John Cook, Lib McGregor Simmons, Sam McGregor, Jr., and Kate McGregor Mosley will take place at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, June 21, at Shandon Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow in Davis Hall.

Born on May 25, 1926, Jane was the daughter of Rhett M and Kate Evans McGregor. She received an A.B. in English and History from Coker College, B.S. in Library Science from UNC-Chapel Hill, and M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education from the University of South Carolina.

Jane红桃视频檚 life was characterized by books, children, church, friends, and family, but most of all, by an indomitable spirit which manifested itself in loving service for the common good of all. While her body bore the marks of the polio that she contracted at the age of 3, she lived an active, generous life that knew no boundaries.

Her professional life was rich and full as she served in various children红桃视频檚 library positions in Spartanburg, Florence, Cincinnati and Wellston, OH. She retired in 1992 as Children红桃视频檚 Services Consultant, SC State Library. She also served as adjunct instructor in children红桃视频檚 literature and children红桃视频檚 library services at USC and other universities. Jane was active in the American Library Association, serving on the Newbery-Caldecott and other committees. In recognition of her service, she received the ALA红桃视频檚 1981 Grolier Award and the SC Association of School Librarians Distinguished Service Award. She was honored as the Cincinnati Enquirer红桃视频檚 Woman of the Year.

Jane was a ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), serving faithfully at Shandon Presbyterian and her various other congregations, as well as in presbytery and General Assembly roles.

Jane was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Sam E. McGregor and his wife Betty, her sister Catherine McGregor Faver and her husband Bill, and her brother Angus W. McGregor. She is survived by her sister-in-law Wynn Horton McGregor, two generations of adored and adoring nieces and nephews, treasured cousins, and special friends Pat Feehan, Liz Quell, Chris Billinsky, and Myra Brown.

Memorials may be made to Shandon Presbyterian Witherspoon Scholarship Fund, 607 Woodrow St, Columbia, SC 29205, or Thornwell, 302 S Broad St, Clinton, SC 29325.

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Jo was born in Edgefield county South Carolina on September 29, 1925 to Daniel Tucker Mathis Jr. and Minnie Lanham Mathis. She attended Coker College where she received her bachelor’s degree and later graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a master’s degree in history. Jo was a natural-born educator and would go on to teach primary and high school.

It was at UNC where Jo met her beloved husband of 68 years, Howard Melton Pinner Jr. Howard and Jo married August 16, 1947 and soon after started a family in North Augusta, South Carolina. Howard’s career in textiles moved them across the south where they finally retired in Black Mountain, North Carolina.

Jo enjoyed reading poetry, gardening and doting on her seven grand and ten great grandchildren. Jo was also an active member of the First Baptist Church of Asheville where she cherished the senior fellowship and music ministry. Her favorite time of year was the holiday season where she looked forward to catching up with family members over a hot cup of coffee in front of the fireplace.

Jo Pinner was one of four children and is preceded in death by her husband, Howard Melton Pinner Jr. and her daughter, Joanne Marie Pinner Smith. She is survived by three children: Daniel Howard Pinner (Linda), Julian Lee Pinner (Francis), Loree Joyce Olsson (Douglas), seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

A Memorial Service is planned for Saturday, May 6, at 11:00 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Asheville, Dr. Mack Dennis, officiating.

Jo’s final resting place will be with Howard at the Black Mountain State Veteran’s Cemetery. Groce Funeral Home on Tunnel Road is assisting the family.

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Betty was born in Florence, a daughter of the late Joseph Jennings Blackmon and Jessie Hamilton Blackmon. She graduated from Coker College with a Bachelor of Arts in English and History, and later with a Masters (plus 30) from Francis Marion in Education. She worked as a teacher in public schools in Florence and Hampton, VA. She was the widow of Col. Henry Roydon Wilson Wyman, and was a devoted military wife.

Betty was an active member of Central United Methodist Church, where she served as a Disciple Teacher, a Stephens Minister, and on the Altar Guild. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Quill Club, the Sidney Lanier Club, the Florence Symphony Orchestra Guild, the Florentine Society, and the Chopin Music Club.

Betty was predeceased by her son, Henry Roydon Wilson Wyman, Jr.; her daughter, Betty Warren Wyman; and two brothers, Joseph Jennings Blackmon, Jr. and Wylie Hamilton Blackmon.

Survivors include her daughter, Caroline Wyman Edwards (Walter) of Darlington; her grandson, Henry 红桃视频淗ank红桃视频� Coker Edwards (Madison Cooper) of Darlington; her granddaughter, Hannah Edwards Maynard (Matthew) of Marion, NC; her caregiver, Cora Lee Hyman; her sitter, Janice Williams; and dear friends, Jean Waters and Tricia Streett.

Funeral services will be at 2:00 pm, Thursday, April 29, 2021, at Central United Methodist Church directed by Waters-Powell Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Mount Hope Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Central United Methodist Church or McLeod Hospice.

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Patricia was born on January 22, 1926, the daughter of Harley Winston and Annie Kelley Segars in the Kelleytown Community, Darlington County. She graduated from Hartsville High School where she was President of the Student Body and voted the Most Dependable and Best All Round. She graduated from Coker College in 1946 then taught in North Carolina where she met and married Reggie H. Cook, Wilmington, NC in 1949. They moved to Florence, SC for a number of years before settling in Walterboro.

She was brought up in Kelleytown Baptist Church, was a member of Florence First Baptist Church, and a member of Walterboro First Baptist Church since 1961. She was always active in all churches. After her husband passed away in 1965, she began working in Child Protective Services in the Department of Social Services in Walterboro. She retired in 1988.

She is survived by her only daughter Phyllis Cook Metts, son-in-law, Mark E. Metts, and her granddaughter, Laney Patricia Metts.

After serving on the Board of Connie Maxwell Children Home for a number of years, she had a deep love for the children there. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorials be sent to: Connie Maxwell Children’s Home, P.O. Box 1178, Greenwood, SC 29648-1178

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Mrs. Williams is survived by three sons, Steve Clyburn Williams, III (Cindy), Carl Hubbard Williams both of Lancaster and Ben Lauthlin Williams (Linda) of Roanoke, Virginia; four grandchildren, Dabney Brice (Will), Curry Robertson (Bradley), Charlie Williams, and Cory Williams (Allyson); and seven great grandchildren, Blake Brice, Carson Brice, Kennedy Brice, Reece Robertson, Pierce Robertson, Miles Robertson, and Bates Robertson; and many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Williams was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert Carl Hubbard and Julius Clifford (Mike) Hubbard, Jr. The family expresses a Special thank you to the staff at Morningside of Lancaster as well as Hospice for the wonderful care Adele received during her stay. In lieu of flowers, memorials would be gratefully accepted to the Adele H. Hubbard Scholarship, USC Lancaster, PO Box 889, Lancaster, SC 29721. Lancaster Funeral Home & Cremation Service is serving the family of Mrs.Williams.

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She was born in Hartsville, SC, the daughter of Virginia Hanahan Elkins and Paul Jem Elkins. She was predeceased by her brother Paul Jem Elkins, Jr. and her sister Rebecca E. Lewis.

She is survived by her son, Daniel Malloy McEachin, Jr. (Amy), and her daughter, Margaret M. Gates (Dennis). She is survived by five grandchildren, Samuel G. Gates, FitzLee H. McEachin (Erin), Peter H. McEachin (Paige), Amy M. Buchanan (Will), and Daniel M. McEachin, III. She is also survived by four great grandchildren, Margaret M. McEachin, Mary Lawrence M. McEachin, F.L. Doran McEachin, and Louisa Penn Buchanan.

She graduated from Hartsville High School and 红桃视频. After graduation she spent a long and productive life in Florence, SC. As her mother before her, she taught school for many years as a substitute teacher.

She was an avid fisherwoman and fished the high seas with her husband. She was an athlete, playing tennis until late in life. She played bridge without signals or hand signs. She and her husband tripped the light fantastic from the mountains to the sea.

She was a constant gardener whose yard over flowed with camellias and azaleas. She was a member of the Heritage Literary Club and the IRIS Garden Club. She was a member of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America and The Assembly of Florence. She clothed her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren in sweaters and smocks made by her hands. She was devoted to the work of St. John红桃视频檚 Church (formerly St. John红桃视频檚 Episcopal Church). She served on the Altar Guild, participated in the Prayer Shawl Ministry, knitted handmade blankets for newborns, and participated in innumerable church bazaars.

The family thanks the staff of McLeod Hospice for their palliative care.

Funeral services will be 3:00 p.m., Sunday, February 10, 2019 at St. John红桃视频檚 Church, 252 S. Dargan Street, Florence, SC. with interment following at Mount Hope Cemetery, directed by Waters-Powell Funeral Home. Serving as pall bearers are Stuart Ames, Joseph Carson, Haigh Porter, Duncan Tyson, Hugh Willcox, and Benjamin Zeigler.

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