Sandra was born on January 15, 1943, in Coward, SC, to the late Wilbur James “W.J.” and Belva Ham Lee.

Sandra was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 50 years, Sherrill Lee in 2018; brother, Gerald “Jerry” Lee; and brother-in-law, Ronald Matthews.

She was a graduate of J.C. Lynch High School and earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Coker College. She briefly worked as an elementary school teacher before becoming a stay-at-home mom and homemaker after the birth of her daughters. She was a life-time member of the Aberdeen Gardenette’s and enjoyed both flower arranging and gardening. She was an active member of Aberdeen First Baptist Church. Sandra was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend to many.

Sandra is survived by her daughters, Renee Youngerman (Matt) of Aberdeen and Christy Pusser (Patrick) of Pinehurst; grandchildren, Riley and Nicholas Youngerman and Carson, Lucas and Sophia Pusser; her brother, Vernon “Richie” Lee (Gwen); sister, Linda Lee Matthews; and sister-in-law, Jackie Lee.

A visitation was held on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, at 12:00 p.m. at Aberdeen First Baptist Church, a funeral service, officiated by Pastor Dr. Daryl Cornett, Pastor Brandon Wood, and Pastor David Litts began at 1:00 p.m. A private burial will occur at Bethesda Cemetery in Aberdeen.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to Aberdeen First Baptist Church Forward in Faith Fund, P.O. Box 1066 Aberdeen, NC 28315, or FirstHealth Hospice and Palliative Care, 150 Applecross Road, Pinehurst, NC 28374, or聽.

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Obituary of Barbara Helen Thompson

Barbara Helen Thompson, 80, of Beaufort, entered into eternal rest on March 22, 2024, at Viva Senior Living in聽.

Born in Ruffin, South Carolina, on July 31, 1943, Barbara was the daughter of the late Thomas Marion “Red” Thompson and Geanell Johns Thompson. Barbara was a resident of her beloved Beaufort, South Carolina for over 60 years. A graduate of Beaufort High School and Coker College, Barbara was a retired Beaufort County school teacher. She was a member of Carteret United Methodist Church, McLeod-McAfee Circle, Trinity Sunday School Class, Teacher Retirees Lunch Group, and Beaufort Library Book Club. Barbara volunteered for organizations such as Meals on Wheels, The Arts Council of Beaufort, and the Beaufort Film Festival.

Surviving are her cousins, Rhonda Johns, Sydney Johns (Chris Turner), Paulette Ivey, David Johns (Shari), Joseph Johns (Debbie), Brenda Champan, Mike Champan (Carol), Jim Champan (Lori), Dolly Champan Amoroso, and JoAnn Carroll Hall. She was preceded in death by her uncles, Lester Odell Johns, Joseph Harris Johns, Ervin Sifley Thompson; her aunts, Beulah Johns Champan and Helen Serena Thompson; and cousins, Kelly Johns Tan, Donna Champan Walter, and Linda Champan Olson.

The family would like to express their sincere appreciation for the love and care that Barbara received over the past several years from her caregivers at Viva Senior Living in Gaffney.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday morning, April 27, 2024 at 11:00 AM, at Carteret Street United Methodist Church, 408 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC 29902. The family will receive friends preceding the service from 10 until 11 in the church sanctuary. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Humane Association of the Lowcountry. Donate here
The South Carolina Cremation Society is assisting the family. Family and friends may sign the online guest book by clicking on the “Tribute Wall” tab above.

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He is survived by his wife: Sherry Jean Strickland Shelley of Green Sea, SC; one son: Scott Elliott Shelley and wife Mary Rebecca of Conway, SC; one sister: Krista Shelley Deaton of Irmo, SC; and five grandchildren: Kamri Bell Shelley, Bryar Dean Shelley, Brix Shelley, Laney Shelley and Kross Cook.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by one son: Rudy Dean Shelley; one brother: Jimmy Shelley and one sister: Greta Shelley Harrelson.

Graveside services will be held Saturday, December 26, 2020 at 2:00 PM in the New Horizon Baptist Worship Center Cemetery, Tabor City, NC.

Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service in the cemetery.

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Mr. Henry was born August 5, 1944 in Conway, a son of the late George Hugh Henry, Sr. and Bessie Stalvey Henry. He was predeceased by a son, John Patrick Henry, Jr. He graduated from Conway High School, receiving the Outstanding Alumnus Award in 2012. After graduating from Spartanburg Methodist College and Wofford College, he served four years in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam Conflict.
After an honorable discharge, he attended Baylor University Law School and graduated from University of South Carolina Law School. He then joined the John Thompson Law Firm in Conway, SC, which later became the Thompson and Henry Law Firm. He remained there until he retired after 45 years. He served many years as the Horry County Attorney and was President of the Horry County Bar Association in addition to holding several positions at the State Bar level.

He was currently serving as a trustee of Spartanburg Methodist College and was a former trustee of 红桃视频. He was a devoted member of Trinity United Methodist Church and served the church in multiple capacities from trustee to Sunday school teacher, but none so special as leading the Purpose Driven class of young couples. He was also dedicated to the building and growing of Garden City Chapel and Retreat, serving as a trustee for over forty years.

His retirement years were filled with his love of fishing, hunting and gentleman farming.

Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Marvis Wiggins Henry, one daughter, Amy M. Henry of Charlotte, NC, one brother, George Hugh Henry, Jr. and his wife, Sherry of Columbia, SC.

Memorial services will be held at 1:00 PM Monday, April 26, 2021 at Trinity United Methodist Church with Rev. Tresco Shannon, Rev. Dr. Robert Shaw and Rev. Carl Hunsucker officiating. Due to Covid restrictions, seating will be limited, and face masks and social distancing will be required. The service will be live streamed on the Trinity United Methodist Church Facebook page (Trinity UMC Conway).

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Trinity United Methodist Church Building Fund, P.O. Box 1072, Conway, SC 29528 or to Garden City Chapel, 316 Dogwood Drive, North, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576.

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Liles Richardson Nickerson writes that she has been spending her self-isolation in a fog, but reports anything but. Liles has planted a small, raised garden which she enjoys. She has also
closed down her home Interior Design office of 40 years which was an emotional task: going through hundreds of pounds of beautiful furniture catalogues, fabric swatch books, and paint
swatches. Liles红桃视频檚 career took her to Taiwan, Vancouver, Colorado, Camden, Maine, and all over Georgia.

Joanne Waldrop Thomason normally is very busy enjoying friends, playing bridge, gardening, church activities, and serving on several community boards. During her isolation, she has planted a vegetable garden at church that will provide fresh produce for their food bank and shut-in residents in the community. Joanne has two daughters. Kathryn lives in Largo, Florida, and teaches elementary school. Kathryn红桃视频檚 son is an FSU graduate and lives in Jacksonville, her older daughter is a freshman at the University of Florida, and her younger daughter is a junior in high school. Caroline and her family live on Lake Murray in Chapin, SC. Her daughter is a freshman at Auburn and her son is a sophomore in high school.

Mellie Ertzberger Motes and Mickey Harder have had fun watching our granddaughters play on the same church basketball team in Greenville. Our granddaughters are little fireballs, and we are not shy about pulling for them. Mellie keeps the road hot traveling to see her grandkids, and she often sees multiple games on any one day.

Linda Crews Pearson and husband went to the mountains near Tennessee in mid-March and plan to stay through April. 红桃视频淵红桃视频檃ll take care of yourselves.红桃视频�

Judy Johnson Walker and husband John had dinner with Byron and Mickey Harder when they came to a Clemson game, and we loved catching up and reminiscing about Coker. Judy writes, 红桃视频淗artsville continues to grow each year, and we love this little college town. Johnny is beginning to adjust to the idea that there could possibly be no 红桃视频渇ootball season红桃视频� at Clemson this fall. I don红桃视频檛 know how we can survive without football.红桃视频�

Mickey Harder – Byron and I are spending part of our isolation on Edisto Island where we boat, crab, and fish at our cottage. Our three grandchildren all play sports, and we miss going to baseball, soccer, and lacrosse games. I continue to love retirement, and I still guest lecture to various performing arts classes. ZOOM has been a new adventure for me.

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Heather was born in New Jersey, to Kenneth and Rosemary. The third of four siblings, she was raised in a vibrant household filled with music, adventure, hijinks, creativity, love and discovery. She graduated from Plainfield High School and earned a teaching degree from Coker College in South Carolina. Returning from Christmas break, she met her future husband, a young Air Force airman, Richard Raum in a Florence, South Carolina train station. Upon Richard’s return from Vietnam, they were married on a snowy Christmas Eve in 1966, and settled in Wilmington, Delaware. She taught in elementary schools for several years before becoming a mother. Her own experiences as a young mother led Heather to cofound the Early Learning Center in the Hockessin United Methodist Church. One of her life accomplishments was cultivating a partnership of passionate teachers and engaged parents that recognized the potential of each child, inspired them to explore the world, and launched them into the joy of lifelong learning. After raising their children in Delaware, including a brief stint in Fairport, New York, Heather and Richard moved to Bracey, Virginia. There, Heather found time to paint and craft. She didn’t just enjoy retired life, she flourished joining the Flying Aqua Babes (FABs), Not So Serious Golf, Lake Gaston Ladies Club, the Lake Gaston Art Guild and various supper clubs. She loved the water and could often be found swimming across the lake, waterskiing, kayaking or just floating with family. She was commonly seen jet skiing in her pink life vest, surrounded by paints and arts and crafts supplies in her art room, or gathered with friends and family. A person of seemingly boundless energy, she also volunteered at the VCU Health Community Memorial Hospital and the South Hill Bread Box.

Heather is survived by her devoted and loving husband of 53 years, Richard, their three children Merritt (spouse Greg), Rebecca (spouse Chad) and Dwight (spouse Allyson) and adored grandchildren, Sarah, Nathan, Carter, Claire and Averlie. She is also survived by her siblings Noel (spouse Shirley), Allan (spouse Janie), and Holly (spouse Larry)A dockside celebration of Heather’s life will occur on a future date. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Red Cross or the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Special thanks to the staff at the VCU Hendrick Oncology Center, South Hill Farrar Funeral Home is serving the Raum family.

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Joyce was born November 15, 1942 in Greenville, SC the daughter of the late Thomas Stewart and Katie Beauford Stewart. She graduated from D.W. Daniel High School and聽Coker College. She grew up in Clemson, SC where her father was employed for many years at the university. Joyce retired from Charleston Southern University as the Director of Student Activities where throughout her career she met and assisted multitudes of students as they began and continued their undergraduate student lives. She was very active in beauty pageants, traveling the state and local areas as a judge, making lifelong friendships and later as a former director of the Miss SC Pageant, the preliminary pageant to the Miss America Pageant. Joyce also taught dance and loved to sing. She was a member of Grace on the Ashley Baptist Church.

She is survived by her husband, Bob Rea of Charleston, SC; son, Rhett Moore (Leslie) of Franklin, TN; daughter, Ashley King (Ken) of Charleston, SC; Robert Rea (Angie) of Summerville, SC, Diane Thorpe (Gary) of North Charleston, SC, Gary Rea (Lynn) of Charleston, SC, Jerry Rea (Catherine) of Meggett, SC and Michelle Kanapaux of Charleston, SC; twenty-one grandchildren, Lindsey, Joey, Rachelle, Robert, Bridget, Richard, Travis, Emily, Abigail, Cameron, Cody, Olivia, Ava, Madison, Alexis, Brooklyn, Lucas, Landyn, Carson, Caden, Blakely and three great-grandchildren, Jordan, Emma and Avery; brother, Dr. Thomas C. Stewart, Jr. (Judy) of Columbia, SC and uncle, Horace Beauford of Spartanburg, SC.In lieu of flowers, a memorial contribution may be made to Grace on the Ashley Baptist Church Building Fund, 2014 Bees Ferry Road, Charleston, SC, 29414.

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Mrs. Newsom entered into rest on Friday, September 13, 2019. Born in Darlington County, SC, she was a daughter of the late J. E. Tiller and the late Esther Tiller King. She graduated from Coker College in 1965 with a B. S. in Business and was a teacher for 28 years at Hudgens Academy in Lynchburg, SC. She was an active member of the Darlington County Master Gardener Association. She loved flowers and enjoyed sharing her garden with everyone.

Surviving are her children, Natalie (Scott) Bedenbaugh of Hartsville, SC, Andy (Lynn) Newsom of Hartsville, SC, Karen (Steve) Miles of Anderson, SC; sisters, Anna Laura McElveen of Hartsville, SC, Anne (Gary) Tyner of Hartsville, SC, Connie Wise of Orlando, FL; sisters-in-law, Sarah King of Charlotte, NC, Ginger White of Columbia, SC, Ros (Jerry) Blackwell of Summerville, SC; grandchildren, Zachary Bedenbaugh, Joshua Bedenbaugh, Daniel Miles, Ben Miles, Kennedy Newsom, Truman Newsom; great-grandchild, Avery; numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband, John Harry Newsom; sister, Reda (Donald) Williams; sister-in-law, Miriam (Ed) Carter; brothers-in-law, Jack McElveen, Ned King, Bob White.

Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home is caring for the family.

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