She is survived by her husband of 70 years, Edward John Joyeusaz; her three children, Edward John Joyeusaz, Jr. and Lisa Joyeusaz, Lois Livingston Joyeusaz and her partner, Jonathan Weisheit, and Richard Livingston Joyeusaz; and grandchildren, Margaret Ann Hack, Katherine Muir Hack, and Edward John Joyeusaz, III, Randall Harrington Weisheit, Natalie Ann Joyeusaz, and Madison Elizabeth Joyeusaz.

The family would like to give special thanks for her devoted caregivers, Bernice Owusu Abjei, Juliana Ayivor, Ivy Rochester, Jarrieu Bah, Masoud “Michael” Yahaya, Patience Sharbow, “Bela” Ali, and Taibou Bah. Also, thanks to Montgomery Prince Georges Hospice, especially Susan Huho and Beth Kreimeyer.

A funeral service to honor her life were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, October 16, 2024, in Magnolia Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Gregory B. Boyd officiated, and the family received friends immediately following the service. The Directors of Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home are caring for the family.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in her honor to the William A. and Flora N. Folsom Scholarship Fund, 红桃视频, Attn: Director of Financial Services, 300 East College Avenue, Hartsville, SC 29550.

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After college, in 1950, she married her high school sweetheart and love of her life, Dan Winesett, Jr.

She is survived by her two daughters that she dearly loved, Debra Faye Zoglmann, and Cynthia Anne House (Shawn Rachal); grandchildren, Julie Sloan (Joe), Kristina Ditto (Brent), Jeff Zoglmann, Amy Tucker (Clark), and Melissa Humphies (Scott); 9 great-grandchildren, Connor Sloan, Kate Ditto, Rachel Tucker, Caiden Sloan, Avery Ditto, Caleb Sloan, Olivia Zoglmann, Micah Tucker, and Henry Zoglmann.
Faye was an avid reader who loved to spend time in the library, especially when 4 generations of her family would be there at the same time. She passed her love of reading down to many of her family members.
She was also an avid UK and USC football and basketball fan.

She was very proud, upon her passing, to be a 32 year breast cancer survivor, and marched in the Susan B. Komen parade. She loved her church, Severns Valley Baptist, and participated with the senior adult events and trips with Roger McCurry.

Her greatest love was her family, and she loved participating in their lives and watching all of them grow into bright, responsible, and kind people.
A family service will be led by Roger McCurry with burial at Elizabethtown Memorial Gardens.

A special thank you to her caregivers at Atria and Helmwood.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made in Faye红桃视频檚 honor to the Susan B. Komen foundation.

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May 30, 1929 – April 26, 2024

Pageland, South Carolina – Ernestine “Teeny” Cato Blakeney passed away on Friday, April 26th at The Manor in Florence SC, where she had been a resident the past six months. A lifelong Pagelander, she was born on May 30, 1929, and was the daughter of the late Val Verdie and Vera Hicks Cato. Mrs. Blakeney was a graduate of Pageland Centralized High School and Coker College (University). She was a retired school teacher, having taught English and French for 36 years in Lake View, Union County NC, Buford, and Pageland/Central High Schools, with the French Christmas Program being an annual highlight for her students! She was an advisor to the Yearbook and the 1963 Tiger Yearbook was dedicated to her and her teaching buddy, Mrs. Betty Ballard. Mrs. Blakeney was a Junior or Senior Class sponsor and worked on many Senior Proms. As a member of First Baptist Church of Pageland for 71 years, she taught the Beginner Sunday School Class with the Caldwell Girls, was actively involved in the Winsome Sunday School class and served in a variety of other capacities. She actively supported the Pageland Watermelon Festival as the Queen’s host and was the Grand Marshall of the parade in 2009 along with Mrs. Betty Ballard. She was a charter member of the Pageland Historical Society, with much of her free time spent researching family genealogy, especially Captain John C. Blakeney lineage. Mrs. Blakeney was also a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and a supporter of high school athletics. Ever concerned about others, family or friends, she spent many hours helping those in need. She enjoyed opening her home to students who came by for extra tutoring, even though they sometimes “papered her yard” to the chagrin of her husband, Check, who did the clean-up. She and Check loved traveling with their family and spent many happy hours in Franklin, NC at the Cherokee Sapphire Mine. She is survived by her daughters: Andrea “Andi” Hill (Wayne) of Timmonsville and Lori Bellamy (Robert) of Myrtle Beach; Grandsons: Blakeney Kyle “Blake” Hill (Amanda) of Fort Worth, TX and Louis Wayne Hill (Whitney Blue) of Florence, SC; Great-Grandson: Conrad Fraser Hill of Florence, whom she particularly loved. Nieces: Patti Taylor Hinson, Denise Blakeney Pettit, Diane Blakeney Bonner, and Donna Blakeney Joye; Great nieces and nephews and numerous cousins; Special cousins: Myra Cato Coffey and Rhonda Cato Graves. She was predeceased by her parents and her husband, Robert “Check” Louis Blakeney, sister, Sue Cato Taylor, brother-in-law Dr. Billy C. Blakeney and sister-in-law Patricia Griggs Blakeney. The family would like to express special thanks to Martha Smith, Joann Chambers, Jackie Johnson, Joann Cowan, Larry Lockhart, Hearts and Hands and The Manor in Florence for their exceptional care and dedication to Mrs. Blakeney. Visitation will be on Thursday, May 2nd from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at Baumgartner Funeral Home, 708 W. McGregor Street, Pageland. Funeral services will be Friday, May 3rd at 2:00 p.m., First Baptist Church of Pageland, 203 W. Pigg Street, with burial to follow in the church cemetery. Memorials can be made to First Baptist Church of Pageland, PO Box 126, Pageland, SC 29728 or to High Point Baptist Church, 16 High Point Church Rd., Pageland, SC 29728. Arrangements are entrusted to Baumgartner Funeral Home () of Pageland, South Carolina.

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Ruth served in the music ministry of Calvary Baptist Church for over 50 years, becoming organist in 1966. In addition to playing the organ, Ruth was a member of the choir and bell choir. She also composed anthems for various choirs and handbell pieces, a number of which were professionally published.Ruth taught kindergarten at Calvary Baptist Church from 1963 to 1969 and worked for a decade at the S.C. Medical Association, headquartered in Florence. She retired from the Pee Dee Community Action Agency after 15 years, starting as a transportation coordinator and eventually serving as a job developer and youth counselor, coordinating school and summer youth programs for high school seniors. Ruth Collins was outgoing, fun-loving, competitive and always on the go. She had many interests during her life, including bowling, reading mystery novels, knitting and crocheting. She was a jigsaw and crossword puzzle enthusiast and enjoyed beachcombing for seashells on Sanibel Island in Florida. She dearly loved and took wonderful care of her many cats. After entering a nursing home in her late 80s, she continued to play the piano, entertaining residents and friends with spring and holiday concerts with her duet partner Nancy Granath. She was an avid bridge player, meeting every Friday afternoon with friends to play until the pandemic prevented them from gathering. She found joy in raising African violets and orchids and became known for her green thumb at the nursing home; other residents and staff brought her plants to nurse back to health.

Ruth is survived by her two daughters, Judith White Cantey (widow of Max Cantey) of Florence and Cara White Bluford (Martin Bluford) of Mt. Pleasant; five grandchildren, Leigh Cantey Coker, Maxie Cantey, Robbie Cantey, Daniel Bluford and Mitchell Bluford, along with four great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. She is preceded in death by her two husbands, George Hughes White (1995) and Robert Madison Collins (2009), whom she married in 1997. Due to the pandemic, a celebration of Ruth’s life will be planned at a later date. Memorials in her honor may be made to the Music Ministry of Calvary Baptist Church, 915 Cherokee Road, Florence, SC 29501. Please send messages to the family at the obit section of www.stoudenmiredowling.com

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After living a full life that spanned across 10 decades with precious family and friends, Mrs. Watson died peacefully Sunday, December 29, 2019. Born on January 21, 1925 in Billy红桃视频檚 Island, GA., she was the daughter of the late John Elmer White and Mildred Genita White. She was raised in McBee, SC and was a graduate of Hartsville High School. Neva also attended Coker College.

She and her beloved husband, Bill, were married in December 1963. Neva worked for SCE&G until she, Bill and the boys moved to Chapin in 1969. There, she raised the boys, assisted Bill with running their auto parts store, Watson Auto Supply, and was engaged in many civic roles, in particular, the Chapin Women红桃视频檚 Club. Neva was involved in the Episcopal Church. She and Bill, along with many of their Chapin friends, were instrumental in the creation of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in St. Andrews and St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church in Chapin.

In 1986, Neva and Bill sold the business, and in 1995, they moved to Fripp Island where they enjoyed many rounds of golf and unlimited sunrises and sunsets. They moved back to the Columbia area in December 2008.

Neva was quite the athlete. In addition to golf, she played soccer in college, water skied on Lake Murray, and could often be found taking a fast-paced walk. In addition to her athleticism, she enjoyed a competitive card game of bridge with her friends and wasn红桃视频檛 afraid to skunk her son, Clem, in tennis during his teen age years (Rumor has it, he never played again).

Neva also enjoyed designing her houses, whether it was adding or removing a wall to the existing house or designing the layout of their new homes at Lake Murray or Fripp Island. She was always looking to maximize the view of the water.

Most of all, Neva enjoyed hosting family and friends. Some of her favorite dishes she served up included egg casserole with grits, turkey dressing, cream spinach, and chocolate souffl茅.

Surviving are her son, John Clemson “Clem” Watson (Michele Paoleschi) of Seneca; step-sons, William “Bill” Wallace Watson III of San Anselmo, CA and Mark Morris Watson (Carla) of Chapin; grandchildren, Brock Watson, Marcellina Rose Littleton (Trevor), John McPaul Watson, Kyle Watson (Marissa), Kelli Watson Stewart (Sean); great-grandchildren, Emsley Watson, Lacey Watson, Jack William Kent Littleton and Oliver Wyatt Littleton; and many nieces and nephews.

In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband of 46 years, Bill; brothers, James Lewis 红桃视频淏oots红桃视频� White, E. Walker White and John White; sisters, Erma McKenzie and Delores Wilson; and step-son, John Mitchell Lynch Watson.

The family would like to thank the staff of Wellmore of Lexington, All Seasons Hospice, and Right at Home in-home care. The family will be forever grateful for their professionalism, care, and compassion. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church, 735 Old Lexington Highway, Chapin, SC 29036, or a charity of your choice.

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In addition to her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Paul Savitz; a brother, Clyde Coward, Jr. and two sisters, Catherine Coward and Isabelle Forhan. Lucy is survived by her sons, William ‘Bill’ Savitz and his wife, Molly, of Abbeville and Joseph ‘Joey’ Savitz, III of Columbia; three grandchildren, Alexandra (Chris), Payton and Isabelle; sister, Beverly McDuffie of Greenville; daughter-in-law, Kayelen Savitz of Simpsonville; and her long-serving caregivers Georgia Mae Finley, Linda Hunter and Mia Morton. Sincere appreciation is also extended to Barbara Jones and Julia Harris.

The family will receive friends 1:30PM 2:30PM, Saturday, December 14, 2019 at Harris Funeral Home Abbeville Chapel. Funeral services will begin at 3:00PM in Main Street United Methodist Church with Rev. Brian Arant and Rev. Jerry Pickens officiating. A private family burial will follow in Long Cane Cemetery. Memorial contributions, in memory of Lucy, may be sent to Main Street United Methodist Church Organ Fund, P.O. Box 656, Abbeville, SC 29620. A message of condolence may be sent to the family by visiting www.harrisfuneral.com . Harris Funeral Home & Cremation Services of Abbeville is assisting the Savitz family.

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She is survived by her sisters Mary Bennett and Norma Elkin; her sons Robert Wayne Plumer (Elaine Cunningham) of NJ, Bruce Powell Plumer of NC, and Derald Gene Plumer (Abigail Jane Franklin) of NY, NY; two grandsons, Samuel Jackson Plumer and Benjamin Bogart Plumer of NY, NY; and several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends Saturday, August 10, 2019, in J. Henry Stuhr West Ashley Chapel, 3360 Glenn McConnell Parkway, Charleston, SC, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Her Funeral Service will be held Sunday, August 11, 2019, in First Baptist Church of Charleston, 61 Church Street, at 2:00 PM. Interment will be held Monday, August 12, 2019, at 1:00 PM, in Elmwood Memorial Cemetery, 501 Elmwood Avenue, Columbia, SC. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church of Charleston Regeneration Fund, 48 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29401.

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