A memorial service will be held at a later date according to Dial-Murray Funeral Home, Moncks Corner.

Mr. Ware was born July 28, 1952, in Homerville, GA, a son of Bennie F. Ware, Sr., and Mary Catherine Tomlinson Ware. He was a graduate of both Lord Berkeley Academy and Coker College where he played basketball throughout his collegiate career. He also loved both flower and vegetable gardening, fishing, and spending time in the outdoors in general. Mr. Ware was preceded in death by a son, Robert Jason Ware, and his brother, Bennie F. “Frankie” Ware, Jr.

Surviving are his son, Jeremy Ware of Moncks Corner; a step daughter, Mandi Warren and her husband, Travis, of Moncks Corner; a sister, Linda Mann and her husband, Wayne, of LaFayette, GA; a brother, Wayne Ware of Moncks Corner; and three grandchildren, Aubrey K. Ware, Kayleigh Warren, and Hunter Warren.

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Jean is survived by her husband of 50 years, Robert Brannon Thomas, Sr.; son, Robert 红桃视频淏rannon红桃视频� Thomas, Jr. (Emily), of Camden, and her sister, Mary Wilson Altman (Larry), of Lynchburg, SC.

A private family service will be held at a later date.

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Born to Lawrence Anastasi Sr and Julia Anastasi (Nugent) on October 26,1949, he briefly resided in South Philadelphia, until his family re-located to Drexel Hill. Cherished husband to wife Suzanne Burgos and (dad) to his dog and constant companion Lexi. Loving step father to Jason and Debra Lee Burgos Megahan, Britain and Nicole Burgos (Brown) and cherished 红桃视频� Grand Pop红桃视频� to Gabriella and Ryan Burgos.

Beloved brother to Monica Bove红桃视频� (Anastasi) and Eugene Bove红桃视频� and Dr Michael Anastasi and Patricia Anastasi, Uncle to Dr John Gaffney and wife Bridget Gaffney, (Grande) Jamey Gaffney and Shirley Muchmore and Sharon Nageleski (Gaffney) and husband Glen Nageleski. He was a great uncle to many other nieces and nephews.

Dr Anastasi attended St Andrew红桃视频檚 School in Drexel Hill, then Upper Darby High School when he graduated in 1967. After graduation, he then worked in the Navy Yard in Philadelphia for a year as a ship fitter trainee.

He then went on to attend Miami Dade Junior College where he studied Criminal Justice. He subsequently transferred to the University of Miami in his second year in the pre-med program. He finally transferred to a progressive college in South Carolina, Coker College majoring in biology and pre- med.

He later was accepted into the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where he graduated June of 1976, and completed an internship in 1977. He then went into Family Medicine and opened his practice in Margate NJ, where he practiced serving the community for 43 years.

He was the Police Surgeon for the Longport, Ventnor, and Egg Harbor Township communities. In the 1990红桃视频檚 he was accepted to the University of Pennsylvania for a one year fellowship for the Quality Management Program, and was Medical Director for the Nurse Call Disease Management Program under Dr David Shulkin.

Dr Anastasi was also Medical Director for Gospel Hall Nursing Home in Longport.

He was Board Certified in Family Medicine, Sports Medicine and Geriatric红桃视频檚, as well as certified in diving medicine in 1982.

He then joined Shore Physicians Group in 2020 where he worked for approximately two years as he transitioned his practice to the Shore Physicians Program. He then retired early in 2021.

Dr Anastasi had a passion for physical fitness and wellness, which he promoted to his patients and practiced himself. He was active in various gyms across the area including the JCC in Margate. He was active in martial arts, including kick boxing, Ju Jitsu, and was trained in Krav Maga. He was always a participant in Sunday football scrimmages.

He also participated in boxing up until December of 2025, and donated bicycles and other toys to Box for Tots.

He loved travel to the Caribbean, Mexico and various parts of the United States with his loving wife Suzanne.

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Funeral services will be held at 3:00 pm on Sunday, July 2, 2023 at Dillon First Baptist Church. Visitation will be held at 2:00 pm prior to the service. Burial will follow at Lake View Cemetery in Lake View, SC directed by Cooper Funeral Home.

Mrs. Ford is the daughter of the late Mary (Watson) and Charles Ray Bryant. She was a graduate of Coker College and recently attended her 50th reunion and celebrated with her Coker classmates.

Mrs. Ford worked diligently as a social worker first at the Department of Social Services of Marion and Dillon Counties for a number of years. She then worked at Saint Eugene Medical Center from 1990-2004 as a social worker where she also passionately coordinated a group of volunteers known as 红桃视频淗elping Hands.红桃视频� Mrs. Ford was very intentional about meeting the needs of people around her, both in the workplace and in her community. 聽The remainder of her social work career was completed at the Department of Social Services of Dillon where she retired in 2010. Mrs. Ford went above and beyond the duties of her job at DSS and often spent much of her personal time and resources helping children have access to things like Christmas gifts, school supplies, clothes and opportunities to attend summer camps.

Mrs. Ford was a member of First Baptist Church in Dillon, SC and she faithfully watched each Sunday Service from home once her mobility limited her ability to attend in person.

Mrs. Ford is survived by her husband, Mr. William 红桃视频淏ill红桃视频� Jesse Ford Jr. 聽They were a great team together and enjoyed 51 years of marriage. 聽She is survived by her son, Jess Ford of Dillon, daughter Marie Ford Rogan (Will) of Summerville, SC and her three grandsons Walt, Ike and Mac Rogan who brought her immeasurable pride and joy. 聽Other close family members include her sister Ann Nain of Charlotte, NC, her brother Randy Bryant of Mullins, SC, her sisters-in-law, Isla Graham (Art) of Camden, SC, Becky Duke (Jesse) of Fernandina Beach, FL, and Elaine Bryant Hayes of Fayetteville, NC, and brother-in-law Jimmy Renfrow of Lake View, SC.

Mrs. Ford also has a precious group of lifelong friends that came together in early childhood in Mullins, SC, whom named themselves, 红桃视频淭he Hens.红桃视频� They红桃视频檝e made a lifetime of memories together and they have always affectionately called Mary Sue 红桃视频渢he Queen红桃视频� of the group.

Along with her parents, Mrs. Ford was preceded in death by her brother Johnny Bryant of Fayetteville, NC as well as her sister-in-law Florinette Renfrow of Lake View, SC, and brother-in-law, Arleigh Nain of Charlotte, NC.

In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to Dillon First Baptist Church or The Gideons.

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Born in Bassett, Nebraska, on March 10, 1932, to Albert H. and Velma M. Keating, Don led a remarkable life defined by service, leadership, and love for family. A decorated combat veteran, he served his country with honor for 25 years in the United States Army, achieving the rank of Lieutenant Colonel before his retirement.

Don红桃视频檚 dedication to service extended beyond the military. For over four decades, he was an active member of Optimist International, holding numerous leadership roles and making a lasting impact on countless lives through his unwavering optimism and commitment to youth and community service.

A man of many interests, Don was a self-taught programmer and technology enthusiast long before it became common. He had a lifelong love of country music and was always eager to learn something new, inspiring those around him with his curiosity and enthusiasm.

Don is preceded in death by his parents, his beloved son Donald Ray Keating, Jr., and grandson Zachary Ian Randall.

He is survived by his wife, Mae B. Keating of White Rock, SC; brother Henry A. Keating (Bonnie) of North Carolina; daughter Donna E. Keating of South Carolina; son Michael R. Keating (Cheryl) of Texas; and son Bruce B. Keating of Florida.He also leaves behind a cherished legacy in his grandchildren: Alyssa Densham (VA), Jenna Keating (TX), Ryan Lovell (SC), Amanda Taylor (SC), Presley Randall (SC), Tyler Keating (TX), and Kayla Keating (TX), as well as great-grandchildren: Emily Grace Lovell (SC), Jettson Keating (TX), Keegan Densham (VA), Coraline Densham (VA), Caroline Taylor (SC), and Marianne Taylor (SC).

A memorial service will be held 2:00 pm on Monday, April 7, 2025, at Temples-Halloran Funeral Home, 5400 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29212.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made in Don红桃视频檚 name to Optimist International, a cause he held close to his heart.

He will be deeply missed and forever remembered for his kindness, dedication, and the joy he brought to others.

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Mr. Nappier died Tuesday, December 19, 2023. Born in Sylacauga, Alabama, he was the son of the late John Calvin Nappier and Ollie White Nappier. Surviving are his wife, Karin Neubert Nappier; son, Mark Andrew Nappier (Pamela); and two grandchildren, Courtney Nappier Asbaty (Brian) and Mark Andrew Nappier, Jr. Mr. Nappier was pre-deceased by three brothers, Nick Nappier, Robert Nappier and Danny Nappier.

Wayne served in the United States Army for over twenty-one years and received two Purple Hearts for wounds suffered in combat. He was awarded numerous medals and decorations while serving, to include the Bronze Star Medal. During his Army service, he graduated from one of the very first Drill Sergeant classes at Fort Jackson, after which he was responsible for the training of many of the soldiers who passed through Fort Jackson for basic training.

While still enlisted in the Army, Wayne earned an undergraduate degree at Coker College and a Master红桃视频檚 Degree at Pepperdine University. Upon his retirement from the Army, Wayne was an instrumental part of the opening of the Columbia Marriott Hotel, where he served as the hotel红桃视频檚 Director of Human Resources.

The family wishes to thank the staff at NHC Parklane as well as the nurses and doctors who cared for Mr. Nappier at Prisma Richland Memorial Hospital.

Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer红桃视频檚 Association.

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Born on May 15, 1951, in Hemingway, South Carolina, Susan was the daughter of John H. Bartell Sr. and Eleida Altman Bartell. She was a devoted Christian and longtime member of Marion Presbyterian Church, where she faithfully served as an Elder.

Susan pursued her passion for teaching at Coker College and dedicated 40 years to education in Marion School District I. Teaching was her true calling, and she cherished the opportunity to nurture and inspire her students. Beyond the classroom, she was a proud Swamp Fox fan and a loyal supporter of the athletic programs. For many seasons, she could be found running the scoreboard at Marion High School basketball games, cheering her Swamp Foxes every step of the way!

After retirement, Susan continued to pour her heart into the community and friendships. She was an active member of the Marion Azalea Club, the Book Review Club, and the Bridge Club, fondly known as the “Bridgettes” 红桃视频� who may or may not actually play Bridge. She loved the outdoors, whether tending her yard, bird watching, or enjoying a quick game of monkey in the middle with her family. Time at the beach was among her greatest joys, often with a good book in hand and Jimmy Buffett playing in the background.

Above all, Susan treasured her role as a mother and grandmother, cherishing time spent with her family and proudly following their many activities.

Susan leaves behind a legacy of love that will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who knew her. She is survived by her sons, Stanley Dean Yarborough Jr. (Donna) of Easley, SC, and Jon Francis Yarborough (Stephanie) of Myrtle Beach, SC; six grandchildren, Hampton Yarborough, Libby Claire Yarborough, Calhoun Yarborough, Russell Yarborough, Harrison Yarborough, and Henry Yarborough; her brother, John H. Bartell Jr (Angela) of Lake City, SC; her nephew, John H. Bartell III; along with many cousins and dear friends.
The family is deeply grateful to McLeod Health Hospice Care, Wayfinder In Home Care, and to very special friends – Esther, Genoveva, Jeanette, Kiki, Lisa, Mary, Queenie, and Shanna – for the kindness, dignity, and care they provided to Susan, as well as the comfort they brought to the entire family.

A graveside service will be held at Indiantown Presbyterian Church (4865 Hemingway Highway, Hemingway, SC 29554) on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.

The family will receive friends from 2:00红桃视频�4:00 p.m. at Marion Presbyterian Church (208 South Main Street,聽听29571).
In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to McLeod Health Hospice (1203 East Cheves Street, Florence, SC 29506), Bold & Beautiful Wigs for Cancer (1561 Hwy17 North, Little River, SC 29566) or Marion Presbyterian Church (208 South Main Street,聽听29571).

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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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