Winfield Hinds Silvernail was born October 28, 1956 in the UNC college town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina where his father was working on his PHD. His father红桃视频檚 work as a college professor took him next to Providence, Rhode Island for a year. Dad then accepted a professorship at USC in Columbia, South Carolina, which Win then considered his home. He continued his life and education there graduating from Lower Richland High School in 1973. After high school, he attended Coker College in Hartsville playing on the basketball team for 4 years where he made many lifelong friends and party people. After college Win joined the Air Force where he spent four years as an x-ray technician. After his time in the military, Win spent sixteen years running the first mobile x-ray truck in the city, basking in the California sun, making friends and enjoying life as he wanted. After his military service and working for some time, he felt he had paid his dues and returned to the south. He did life his way working jobs when he wanted and living life as only he could, finally settling in with his mother back home in SC caring for her and reuniting with his Lower Richland friends. He lived out his life doing his favorite things of online gaming, sporting events and watching ancient aliens and animals in the wild.

Win was preceded in death by his parents Richard George Silvernail and Joan Loveday Silvernail.

Those left to cherish his memory, include his brother Richard (Tammy) Silvernail of Johnsonville, SC; Niece, Kristen (Randall) Swanson, great nephews Jackson Swanson and Nathan Swanson of Columbia SC; Nephew, Adam (Alan) Silvernail of Columbia, SC.

The family will hold a private service at a later date.

A Celebration of Life will be held later for friends.

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Born and raised in Bishopville, she graduated Bishopville High School, attended Winthrop and Coker College, earning a bachelors of science in teaching. She taught elementary school for 30+ years and was the recipient of the Golden Apple award.

She enjoyed retirement life and loved spending time with family. She had a huge heart and would do all she could to help her family and friends.

She had the best laugh and a great sense of humor. One of her favorite roles in life was being a grandmother. She enjoyed puzzles, board games, and playing cards and loved the beach. In retirement she had started writing again and was avidly working on a book.

Sally was survived by her loving children, Kathy (Keith) Steele of Cookeville, TN, Melcher (Beth) Petermann of Columbia, SC, Edward Petermann of NYC, and Mary Elizabeth Petermann of Columbus, GA; her loving grandchildren, Kellan Steele, Maggie Petermann, and Sid Petermann; her loving siblings, Bill (Gail) Scurry of Huntersville, SC, and Kathy Scurry of Rickman, TN; many nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews. In addition to her parents, Sally was preceded in death by her loving husband, Edward Ross Petermann; and her loving sister, Susan Scurry Chappell (sister).

A graveside service was held at Bethlehem United Methodist Cemetery, 110 Pinchum Sly Road, Bishopville, SC 29010 on Saturday, June 10, 2023 at 10 a.m. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the American Heart Association.

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Raymond was born in Detriot MI a son of Mary Lou Denney Fisher Tedder and the late Rodney Harold Fisher.聽聽Raymond, or Ray as his family called him, graduated from Spring Valley High School in 聽Columbia,SC in 1974.聽 In 1978 he graduated from Coker College, now University, with a BS degree in Business.聽 He was due to retire on December 1 of this year from Sandhills Telephone Cooperative, based in Jefferson, SC.聽 For the last 22 years Ray has worked as the financial officer for the company.聽 He loved his job and the people with whom he worked, and enjoyed a special friendship with CEO Lee Chambers, his lunch buddy.聽 On Tuesday mornings Ray enjoyed breakfast with George Singletary and Kim Cranford, the three amigos.聽 He also was a Gideon and enjoyed his Saturday morning meetings with his Gideon group, led by Tony Elias, another good friend.聽 On a personal note, Raymond enjoyed being with his family, from 聽Hartsville to Columbia.聽 He loved to “tinker” in his small shop, and he also loved working outside, doing almost anything.聽 Ray was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church, 聽along with his wife, children and grandchildren.聽 Through the years he worked in the sound and video areas and was a deacon.聽 He and Teresa loved the music, especially the special songs.聽 Ray was a plain man,; he was exactly what he appeared to be.聽 He was a good listener and kept things to himself.聽 He was a big support to his Mom-in-law, going聽 by on weekends to prepare her medicine box for the week, and getting things she needed.聽 聽 As an only boy among three sisters, he learned how to keep himself busy and out of women’s way, except when needed.聽 He loved helping others.聽 When he was younger, he and his family camped all over the Midwest.聽 He enjoyed camping.聽 Although he didn’t participate in many sports, he enjoyed the Kansas teams, especially delighted by Kansas City Chiefs’ win in this years Super Bowl. He was our support聽and our rock, and will be missed.

**In his honor, any one attending the funeral service is asked to wear “Happy Socks” (don’t buy, please) but any patterned or happy looking socks.聽 This was Ray’s favorite hobby, collecting and wearing Happy Socks.聽 Although you will not see them, he is wearing some his staff had made for him with their pictures on them.**Antibacterial gel will be provided and masks are encouraged.聽 Ray would not want anyone to fear anything.

Surviving are his wife, Teresa Haywood Fisher, Hartsville; mother and step father, Mary Lou and John Tedder, Columbia; one daughter, Kat Fisher, Hartsville; one son, Matthew (Adrienne) Fisher, Hartsville; four grandchildren, Ethan, Sabrina, Aria and Micah Fisher, Hartsville; mother in law, Maxine Haywood, Hartsville; four sisters, Cindy Soto, Columbia, Robbie Fisher, Blythwood, Sheri Holmes, Blythwood and Raelynn Holmes, Lexington; several nieces and nephews.

Norton Funeral Home is honored to serve the Fisher family.

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Born in Timmonsville, SC, she was a daughter of the late Sam Benton Stokes and Dorothy Hill Stokes. Sandra was a graduate of Coker College and taught at the Hartsville Junior High for many years. She was a member of First Baptist Church, taught Sunday School for many years and enjoyed singing in the Music Man and Oliver musicals. She was past president of the Turnage Civitans and also past State Distinguished Lt. Governor of the SC Civitans. For many years she was the vocalist at Lakeview Baptist Church.

Surviving are her husband, Wesley H. Blackwell; children, Karen Conyers, Brent Blackwell (Tonya), Marla Blackwell; grandchildren, Robert Conyers III, Brooke Goss (Eric), Taylor Moody, Wes Blackwell, Jacob Blackwell; great-grandchildren, Tristan Goss, Aubrie Goss, Bentley Goss, Jace Conyers; brother, Perry Stokes (Deb); special cousins, Bill Stokes of Sumter and Martha J. Hanwell of Anderson. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, 104 E. Home Ave., Hartsville, SC 29550. The family would like to thank Dr. Ken Evans and Rachel Stacey for their loving care of Sandra. *On March 17th Governor Henry McMaster issued a series of orders for the state, including prohibiting events of 50 people or more. We must do our due diligence to ensure we are doing all we can to minimize the spread of COVID-19. With that being said, Mrs. Blackwell’s service will be held privately. Please continue to leave words of encouragement for family members on our website. As always, we will continue to serve each family with respect, dignity, and compassion. It is our prayer that each of you remain safe and protected during this difficult time, the staff of Brown-Pennington-Atkins. Upcoming Events Service Mar 20. (EST) First Baptist Church Chapel 104 E. Home Ave. Hartsville, SC

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Ray is survived by his wife of 66 years, Pearl Stewart Goude; one son, Reverend Ray P. Goude, Jr. and his wife Donna; one daughter, Fran Trainum and her husband Ron; five grandchildren, Kimberly (Glenn), Ryan (Karin), Matt (Lindsey), Josh (Sydney), Mollie, and one great-grandson, Logan. A funeral service conducted by the Reverend Ray P. Goude, Jr., Reverend Ryan Goude, and Mollie Trainum will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, February 28, 2020, at Gloucester Point Baptist Church followed by burial in Providence Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends before the service from 10:00 until 10:45 am. In memory of our loved one, memorial contributions may be made to the Gloucester Point Baptist Church Building Fund, P.O. Box 305, Gloucester Point, Virginia 23062. Services under the direction of Hogg Funeral Home.

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