Anne is survived by her loving sons, Samuel Ellis Neely and Charles Douglass (Kelly) Neely, and her two beloved grandchildren, Ellis Mazie Neely and Luke Douglass Neely.

Anne earned degrees from Coker College and Francis Marion University. Most of her working life was spent as a science teacher in Lamar and Florence, SC. She was a charter member of Cross & Crown Lutheran Church in Florence, SC, and was currently a member of St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church in聽, where she devotedly served as a member of The Order of the Daughters of the King.

After her retirement from teaching, Anne volunteered with hospice, the Museum of Coastal Carolina, and served as a church vestry member, a Eucharistic Lay Visitor, and a board member for Keep Brunswick County Beautiful.
Anne also worked tirelessly with the Ocean Isle Beach Sea Turtle Protection Organization, where she spent many summer nights beneath the stars with close friends and colleagues.

She will be remembered fondly and often by so many whose lives she touched.

A funeral service will be held at St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church in聽, on Saturday, August 2nd, at 1:00 PM with a reception at the church directly after the service.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church, PO Box 68,聽 28470, or to the 红桃视频 Alumni Fund, 红桃视频, 300 E. College Ave., Hartsville, SC 29550.

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Born May 5, 1944, in Orangeburg, she was a daughter of the late William Seay Walker, Sr. and the late Adele Dantzler Ulmer Walker. She was a member of Summerton Baptist Church where she served as a Sunday School teacher and GA leader.

She is survived by her husband of 57 years of Summerton; four children, Meredith Keller (Dean), Becky James (Tripp), Ken Wells (Bridget) and Walker Wells (Marlee), all of Summerton; eleven grandchildren, Wes Keller (Kaitlan), Will Keller, Sydney Wells, McKenley Wells, Mandy Wells, Sara James, Wells James, Beau James, Bennett Wells, Leah Michael Wells and Tanner Wells; three great grandchildren, Reed Anderson, Luke Keller and Ellee Thomas Keller; a brother, Bill Walker (Debbie) of Charleston; a sister, Judy Horton (Jack) of Manning; and several nieces and nephews.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by an infant son, Thomas Wells.

A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, October 23, 2023, at Summerton Baptist Church Cemetery with the Rev. Chris Wells officiating, assisted by Rev. Billy Carlisle.

Pallbearers will be Wes Keller, Will Keller, Seay Walker, John Horton, Nebraska Moore and Delmar Jenkinson.

Honorary pallbearers will be Shannon Wells and Cag Brunson.

The family will receive friends at the residence, 1764 Summerton Highway, Summerton.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Summerton Baptist Church, P.O. Box 100, Summerton, SC 29148.

Stephens Funeral Home & Crematory, 304 N. Church Street, Manning, is in charge of arrangements, (803) 435-2179. www.stephensfuneralhome.org

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Born in Lamar on June 24, 1934, she was the daughter of the late Manley and Juanita Hooten Amerson. She received a bachelor红桃视频檚 degree from 红桃视频 and a Master of Arts from Appalachian State University. Dr. Mary obtained a Doctor of Education from Nova University where she received the prestigious Kathleen Cooper Wright School Improvement award for her dissertation. Following her studies, she finished her career with the Darlington County School District as the Educational Psychology Specialist. Once retired from the public-school system, Dr Mary and her late husband fulfilled her lifelong dream in establishing a Christian centered preschool for the children in Lamar. Together, they founded Christian Pathway Starting Steps School. In addition, they were instrumental with the founding of Christian Pathway Church.

She is survived by three sons, Michael (Jackie) Stephens, Donald (Kellie) Stephens, Ronald (Wendy) Stephens, all of Lamar. Grandchildren: Crystal Davis, Jeff Stephens, Jayme Stephens, DJ Knight, Reid Stephens, and Kaitlyn Stephens. Great grandchildren: Daniel, Dylan, and Lauren Davis, Aiden Stephens, and Christopher Knight.
She was preceded in death by her husband James Darrell Stephens and her brother, Jimmy Ray Amerson.

Memorials may be made to Christian Pathway Starting Steps School, 101 Chapel Hill Rd. Lamar, SC or donate a Christian children红桃视频檚 book to the Library at Christian Pathway Church.

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Pamelia 红桃视频淧am红桃视频� Phillips Ivester, 73, wife of R. Terry Ivester, passed away Thursday, November 23, 2017 peacefully at her home.

Born in Columbia, SC, she was the daughter of the late Otis Clifford and Leila Castles Phillips. Pam was a graduate of Newberry High School and 红桃视频. She taught at Riverside High School in Greer SC and was a member of the Clemson United Methodist Church where she was active in her circle and the Samaritan Stitchers.

Survivors in addition to her husband are daughter, Cindy Ivester of Seneca; son-in -law, R. Scott Tewell and two grandchildren, Adam Tewell and Lindsay Tewell all of Decatur, GA; brother, Clifford Phillips Jr. of Taylors; and sister, Gail Philips Zidlick of Mt. Pleasant.聽In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her daughter, Ashley Ivester Tewell.

A Memorial service will be held 3:00 pm, Sunday, November 26, 2017 at Clemson United Methodist Church with a family and friend gathering to follow the service.
A Graveside service will be held on Monday, November 27, 2017 at 2:00 pm in Winnsboro, SC at Greenbrier Cemetery, 681 Greenbrier Mossydale Rd, Winnsboro, SC 29180.

Memorials may be expressed to the Hospice of the Foothills, 390 Keowee School Rd, Seneca, SC 29672, Clemson Community Care, 105 Anderson Hwy, Clemson, SC 29631, or Clemson United Methodist Church, 300 Frontage Rd, Clemson, SC 29631. Condolences may be expressed online by visiting www.sandiferfuneralhome.com

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Once settled in Frederick, I decided that I was not a born teacher, so I went in a different direction for employment and became the Executive Director of the Mental Health Association for the next five years. In 1977, I embarked on a totally different career when I was asked by the Maryland Judiciary to create an alternative to incarceration program for non-violent offenders. Yes, I had an office in the local detention center as well as the courthouse. I retired from this position after 20 years.  During this time my husband was elected to be a Judge on the Maryland Circuit Court.

I spent many years as a member of the Frederick Junior Women红桃视频檚 Club serving in many offices including president.  After retirement, I became very involved with our local hospital auxiliary with 700 members.  I was elected to numerous offices including a two year term as president.  I also served on the hospital Board of Directors.

My husband and I have two married sons, and two teenage grandchildren and we are awaiting the birth of our third grandchild this summer.  We are fortunate in that our family live only one hour away, in Virginia and Maryland.

My degree in history from 红桃视频 has given me the foundation to pursue very diverse careers as well as given me the desire to be involved in my local community.

Sarah Askins House: Herbert and I will celebrate our 48th wedding anniversary in August. He retired as Emeritus Professor of Biology from Elon University after teaching there for more than thirty years. I taught ten years as an Elementary school teacher in South Carolina, first in Columbia and then in Greenwood county.

Our lovely daughter passed away in 1996. I was teaching piano at the time and have continued to have a full piano studio. My piano students continue to fill my days with much joy and fulfillment. We recently adopted an adorable little chihuahua named Bleu. Have fond memories of 红桃视频 and I do return to Hartsville when visiting my brother.

Norma Reary Craig: I moved from Hartsville, SC l979 to NC where I taught elementary grades in Wake County until I moved (1991) to Winston-Salem, NC. Here I worked with the Winston-Salem Convention and Visitors Bureau for 12 years. When I retired from work, I spent my time doing and showing my art work in oil and acrylics, which I still do. Now living and enjoying home in Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community. Love to you all, Norma.

Sandra Tedder Lee: First, I want to say that I hope all classmates are well and enjoying every day. I find that being busy is best for me as I then don红桃视频檛 have too much time to dwell on sad events of life. I stay really busy with grandchildren红桃视频檚 activities, my mother ( who now resides in Methodist Manor in Florence), church work, and occasionally lunch with friends. Of course, though I don红桃视频檛 see them as frequently as I did when they were all still at home. My oldest, Ellie Abbott, is about to graduate from Converse in May; Will plays baseball (and I hope studies) at The Citadel, and Tate (who also plays baseball) and is in 9th grade at Camden High School. My daughter, Mary Manning, is the director of youth programs at Lyttleton St. UMC in Camden. My son-in-law, Rich, is in golf course construction business. All in all, I think a lot about my son, Teddy, and my husband, Ted, both of whom I lost several years ago and still miss. I do, however, realize all my blessings. God is good!

Rebecca Ramseur Earle: After graduating from Coker, I married my high school sweetheart and we are about to celebrate our 52nd wedding anniversary. We have four children plus their spouses and 18 grandchildren. We are very thankful for our many blessings. We have lived in the country outside of Greenville, SC for 44 years. We raise beef cattle and have ten horses. My husband Perry retired from banking 17 years ago and loves his full time ranching work. I retired from teaching 18 years ago and enjoy golfing, gardening and oil painting.

Rebecca Ramseur Earle, Class Rep

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Virginia Cummings Rogerson, 90, of Florence, passed away on Tuesday, May 2, 2017, at Heritage Home in Florence.

She was born in Sumter, a daughter of the late Charles and Janie Moore Cummings.

She was also predeceased by a son, Daniel D. Rogerson Jr.; and two grandsons, Daniel D. “Dano” Rogerson III and Neil McQueen Rogerson.

She was a graduate of 红桃视频 and received her master’s degree from Cal State Fullerton. She was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church and was a longtime member of the All Saints Chapter of The Order of The Daughters of the King. Virginia was a treasure to her hundreds of piano students and will surely be missed.

She is survived by her husband of 72 years, Daniel D. Rogerson Sr.; a son, Wesley Jonathan Rogerson Sr. of Florence; two daughters, Jeannine Rogerson Clemens of Charleston and Carolyn Rogerson Holcombe of Florence; and three grandchildren, David Hugh Lyon, Ginny (Chris) Inabinet and Wesley Jonathan Rogerson Jr.

A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church, led by the Rev. Paul Fuener and the Rev. Richard Archer.

A private Inurnment will occur at a later date at Florence National Cemetery.

Please sign the online guest registry at www.cainfuneralhome.com

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