Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Her Memorial Service will be held Saturday Virginia Deden (James) Burton; 11 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; and a nephew Virginia graduated from Charleston High School in 1951 and then from St which inspired her granddaughters to follow in her footsteps where she especially enjoyed volunteering for the Tea Room during Lent She had a love of “playing” on her farm doing her yard work; swimming; loving on her various animals; and going crabbing But her favorite thing was watching all her churns growing and playing around her memorials may be made to Old Saint Andrew’s Parish Church Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors South Carolina passed away quietly surrounded by her family on May 1 Funeral services will be held graveside at Emanu-El Cemetery (Maryville) on Sunday 1931 in Charleston to Ida Steinert Karesh and Abe Karesh Bernard (Buddy) Karesh and younger siblings She met Arthur Rosenblum on a blind date and they married November 23 They were married for 73 years and raised four daughters Sheralyn was a proud grandmother of eight grandchildren She felt blessed to have 5 great-grandchildren (and 2 more on the way) She was an active member of Synagogue Emanu-El serving as President of the Sisterhood and a Life Member of National Council of Jewish Women and Hadassah Family was everything to her; it was how she lived She was the person everyone could-and did-depend on for comfort She offered this kindness to her immediate and extended family She gave her best self to the people she loved The family is eternally grateful to Sheralyn’s dedicated caregivers Latisha Mikel and Shareese Hayward donations can be made to your favorite nonprofit in her memory Condolence calls will be held at her residence Sunday Interment to immediately follow in Mount Pleasant Memorial Gardens The family will receive friends Saturday from 4:00 pm to 6 pm in J June was born in Columbia South Carolina August 3d Charlotte and Columbia before arriving in Orangeburg South Carolina where she attended schools from 8th grade on through graduation from Orangeburg High School in June 1953 a cheerleader and chosen as “Queen of Hearts” in her junior year she graduated in 1957 and soon after graduation married her high school sweetheart Rudolph (Rudy) Kemmerlin who was then attending Veterinary Medicine graduate program at the University of Georgia Georgia High School while her husband was in graduate school South Carolina where June continued teaching in the high school there They moved to Charleston in 1961 and opened Ashley River Animal Hospital June continued teaching in the Charleston County School System She was active in the Charleston Rotary Auxiliary president of the Northbridge Terrace Garden Club cub scout den mother and as a committed Leader and choir member of Citadel Square Baptist Church also teaching in the church’s school She began a second career as a Realtor in 1976 and continued as a licensed Realtor until shortly before her death Although a member of the Million Dollar Round Table for several years the aspect of Real Estate which she like most was helping people to satisfy their housing needs She was widowed in 2001 and married again in 2009 to Rudy Matzner They served together in outreach ministries of St Matthew’s Lutheran Church and travelled extensively in Europe Tim Collins; grandchildren Julia Nigro(Paul) Vasquez William Benjamin Stutts; and four greatgrandchildren Along with her parents she was preceded in death by her brother Memorials may be made to Saint Matthew’s Lutheran Church or charity of the donor’s choice surrounded by family after a courageous battle with cancer Cricket leaves behind her loving husband of 10 years Morgan Robinson stepson Greyson Robinson (Harley) as well as Uncle Batson Hewitt (Dede) Cricket was preceded in death by her Aunt Anne Hewitt Anyone who grew up with Cricket knew she and Rob’s days were often spent on the picturesque Wando River where they created beautiful memories crabbing Cricket had a remarkable ability to form deep connections with others Cricket and Morgan's home was a hub of celebration where gatherings in their backyard created lasting memories with friends and family especially their wonderful Christmas parties Cricket loved any reason to gather close to friends Cricket was renowned for her hand-crafted Christmas ornaments Cricket had a profound faith in her Lord Jesus Christ a faith that sustained her through life’s challenges We take comfort knowing she is dancing in Heaven right now A funeral service celebrating Cricket’s life will be held at the J Information for the post gathering will be available after the service the family encourages donations to Camp Happy Days ensuring that Cricket’s legacy of kindness and generosity continues to touch the lives of others A memorial message may be sent to the family by visiting our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com The family will receive friends Tuesday from 11:00 am to in J son of Sigsbee Marion Tucker and Pearl Knight Tucker retiring from CNSY over 30 years of experience He is survived by his four brothers: Bruce Knight Tucker National Health Care Center and staff for taking such wonderful care of Rhett Memorials may be made to American Alzheimer's Association passed away peacefully in his sleep on April 19 He will be remembered as a diligent professional in the fields of finance Darrell’s passion for sports was evident throughout his life a dedicated supporter of College of Charleston basketball the Baltimore Orioles and the Florida Gators His love for athletics extended beyond the sidelines; Darrell played football and rowed crew in high school and was also an avid golfer throughout his life An enthusiast of the beach and life’s simple pleasures enjoying the music of Jimmy Buffett and the camaraderie it fostered among friends He was an avid reader and shared his love of reading with others Darrell loved to give gifts to others and to help out whenever needed His personality shone brightly as someone who cherished deep conversation over a beer He is also survived by his cherished nephews and nieces: Jack Rainey (Sarah) of Idaho Falls Further continuing his legacy are his great-nephews: Cullen and Colson Rainey Darrell was preceded in death by his father A celebration of his life will be held at a later date where friends and family will gather to honor the memory of this remarkable man who touched many lives with his warmth His spirit will forever remain with those who had the pleasure of knowing him Memorials may be made to the American Red Cross at age 19 after a life of giving generously to family and friends and will always be remembered for his gentle heart and the joy he brought to all who knew and loved him David found peace and joy in the simple pleasures of life - teaching himself to speak sign language His great passions were hunting and fishing David perfected his skills over countless peaceful hours in the woods and on the water David was happiest when sharing his love for the outdoors with his friends and family them how to be a true sportsman with a quiet David’s passion for the outdoors was rivaled only by his boundless love for those closest to him His greatest joy was sharing moments with his family and friends - hiking alongside his mother David touched the lives of all who were blessed to know him After performing some on-site volunteer work through St David and his family began attending services at St David enjoyed attending various bible studies and Sunday services at St carrying his faith with him in every step of life David’s spirit was one of strength and compassion David is survived by his parents Frank Reid Warder III and Clifton Elder Warder; grandparents and Elizabeth Clifton Elder Warder; and many loving aunts David was preceded in death by his grandfather David Huguenin Maybank and his beloved cousin Richard Holt Hogan II memorial gifts may be made to Spring Lake Ranch (https://springlakeranch.givecloud.co/give) and/or Quest in Recovery (https://givebutter.com/quest-in-recovery) Relatives and friends are invited to attend the memorial service Friday The service will be held at Live Oak Plantation husband of Melinda Griffin Crosby unexpectedly entered into eternal rest Saturday The family will receive friends form 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Interment will be held at a later date at Riverview Memorial Park son of the late William Eugene Crosby and the late Berta Ruth Thompson Crosby He attended North Charleston High School and then Anderson College and The Citadel Colie was a fan of the LA Dodgers and The Citadel He was a member of Highland Park Baptist Church.  also known as "Big C" is survived by children: Colie Morse Crosby Sarah Crosby Nicholson (Jonathan) of Clarksville and Claire Crosby Kittrell (Clayton) of Moncks Corner and soon to be Baby Nicholson; siblings: Sarah Howard (Bob) of Hanahan SC; many loved nieces and nephews; and his in-laws Memorials may be made to Highland Park Baptist Church 6211 Murray Drive Hanahan A private family only interment to immediately follow in Second Presbyterian Churchyard The family will receive friends Thursday from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in J Gedney was a graduate of the University of South Carolina and he earned his law degree from USC School of Law He was the Lead Attorney at the Law Offices of Gedney M Dad was a man of immense generosity; as Alvin and I discussed this afternoon we will never truly know how many people he helped showing up at the right time to make sure ends meet sitting bedside when friends were suffering almost always on the condition of anonymity The values instilled in him by his parents never wavered even the state of South Carolina and the Senate The bane and darling of Judges and Juries alike “Is it better to be feared or loved?” and decided he would be both One of the largest projects of his life was the restoration of 16 Meeting Street (then called the Calhoun Mansion) Working diligently on it for over twenty years the house became a showplace of Victorian architecture As the renovation progressed under the careful eye of master craftsman Carl Boone one of Gedney's most cherished friendships evolved Boone as "Granddaddy Boone" because of their close friendship Because of the length of the restoration and the fact the Gedney worked side by side with the many local artisans Gedney also developed lifelong friendships with a cast of characters with names like Dirty Harry Beyond the practice Gedney cherished so many close relationships with friends and mentors from all over: Bobby Lee Cook and it didn’t take much for him to launch into a story about his buddies When Gedney finally settled down his children became the center of his world Always in awe of Sydney’s athletic accomplishments and globetrotting adventures everyone in his sphere knew what part of the world she was in at any given time Charles’ varied interests kept Gedney on his toes and constantly learning about topics he had never known existed Gedney IV’s wild ways required a vigilant eye for years although once they began practicing law together a wonderful working relationship evolved and wise words were replaced with sharp tongues and hard heads Gedney III always wanted what was best for his children and knew how to help get them there Gedney was preceded in death by his sister Memorials may be made to University of South Carolina School of Law or Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service Burial will immediately follow at Riverview Memorial Park.  son of the late Clyde William Fender and Merle Dandridge Fender He joined the US Navy where he served during the Vietnam War until 1966 Afterwards he earned his associates degree in Horticulture Technology and went on to work at the USDA in the vegetable breeding lab He loved spending time with his children and supporting them in their hobbies He also enjoyed playing golf and spending time with his many beloved friends He loved everything life had to offer and always knew how to make others smile John Marshall Fender Jr.; and his siblings along with many dear friends and extended family He was preceded in death by his siblings Betty Scott Memorials may be made to the National Kidney Foundation. son of Arvis Michael "Mike" Wade and Deborah "Mandy" Hudson Wade He graduated from Hanahan High School and was self-employed Adam is survived by his parents Mike and Mandy Wade of Seabrook Island Christina Stone of Hanahan and his beloved dog Miller was the son of Jessica and Brett Gardner Miller was an active 8th grade student at Pinewood Preparatory School where he was a member of the middle school football team and junior varsity baseball team and traveling to new places with his family Miller is survived by his loving parents and older brother Hunter South Carolina; grandparents Faye & Jerry Gardner and many extended family members who considered him their own and will miss his smile that brought joy to all The void Miller's passing leaves in the hearts of his family The Gardner family will forever cherish the places they visited Miller’s time here with them was brief but his spirit will carry on forever through those who were impacted by the way he lived Miller was so blessed with experiences and friendships in his 14 years, and he would want other children to have the opportunity to create their own wonderful memories. Because of this, the family asks for any memorial donations to be made in Miller's honor to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a non-profit helping fulfill wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions, at www.wish.org The Gardners have seen the organization's impact firsthand on numerous occasions and have always been deeply moved by the hope and inspiration each wish provides for children and families facing difficult times the family prays that joy and healing will come to others who share their grief A private celebration of life will be held at a later date for family and close friends His Funeral Service will be held Wednesday Interment will follow at Riverview Memorial Park Bob committed himself to a career that exemplified leadership and excellence His military service as a captain in the Navy shaped him into a person of discipline and integrity values that he carried throughout his life Bob enjoyed fishing and shooting skeet often sharing these passions with loved ones and spending time with his family at his lake house His hands-on skills led him to take pleasure in building various projects a testament to his creativity and resourcefulness actively participating as a Sunday school teacher and deacon and cooking for church events and Holy City Missions Sarah Howard; children: Caroline McMinn (Michael) of Hanahan Elizabeth Spivey (Seth) of Cross and Gene Howard (Crystal) of Hanahan; and his cherished grandchildren Marshall McMinn and Walker McMinn; and many loved nieces Each of them will carry forward the legacy of love and strength that Bob instilled within the family As we honor Robert "Bob" Lee Howard's life we remember not only his achievements but the warmth and kindness he brought to those around him and the love he had for his family His memory will forever remain a guiding light for family and friends In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Highland Park Baptist Church Missions Born Daniel Raymond Kenneth Moxley on October 13 His family welcomes you to his memorial service at the J West Ashley Chapel (3360 Glenn McConnell Parkway Danny attended Clemson University and remained a passionate Clemson fan throughout his life demonstrating his dedication to his country before embarking on a diverse and fulfilling career Danny was also an entrepreneur and businessman His ventures included owning a club and other enterprises that reflected his social nature and love for bringing people together.  Karen Ann Strock Moxley; daughters Kimberly Camus (Rick Camus) and Crystal Craft Burbage (Frank Burbage); grandchildren Benjamin Ray Camus and Remi Scarlett Burbage; and sisters Cathy Addison (Jeff Addison) and Linda Waite (Ricky Waite) Danny had a magnetic personality that made him unforgettable to those who knew him He was known for telling the best stories and jokes His love for cars was evident in both his career and personal life as an automobile enthusiast He found immense happiness in spending time with his grandchildren he had a deep compassion for all creatures.  Baking brownies became one of Danny’s favorite pastimes He also loved vacations—whether traveling with his wife or enjoying family trips to Florida he embraced life’s excitement with memorable parties that became legendary among those who knew him best.  Danny’s faith was a guiding force in his life He demonstrated his Christian beliefs through unwavering love and kindness toward everyone he met His warmth and generosity left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of knowing him.  May Danny’s memory bring comfort to those who loved him as they cherish the moments shared with him over the years the beloved wife of the late Wayne Albert Freymuth Her passing leaves a profound void in the hearts of her family and friends who will remember her warmth and vibrant spirit Peggy was the cherished daughter of the late Carrere McCue and the late Gladys Graham McCue Growing up in the picturesque Old Village of Mount Pleasant she developed a deep appreciation for the beauty of life fondly recalling sailing trips with her father and traveling adventures with her mother Peggy was an individual of remarkable intellect having earned a master's degree from the University of South Carolina Her unwavering loyalty to her alma mater was evident in her passionate support for the Gamecocks her love for sports shone brightly as she became a devoted fan of the Atlanta Braves showcasing her extensive knowledge of stats and players Though Peggy enjoyed a brief stint in teaching she ultimately found her greatest joy and fulfillment in being a homemaker She wholeheartedly dedicated herself to her family never missing Anne's many softball games and consistently providing encouragement and support Her pride in her grandchildren was boundless; she spoke of them with immense affection relishing every opportunity to share their accomplishments She is also survived by her beloved grandchildren Harleigh Lynn Beane and William Tanner Beane Peggy was preceded in death by her brother and unwavering support will continue to inspire those whose lives she touched Peggy will be remembered for her vivacious spirit and the warmth she brought into the lives of her family and friends Her Funeral Service will be held on Thursday located at 1494 Mathis Ferry Road at 7:00 pm we announce the passing of Bhupendra “Ben” Surana and earned his high school certificate from Cambridge University in England His academic journey continued at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering He then pursued a Master’s in Electrical Engineering at IIT Chicago Ben’s career took him across the globe beginning with seven years as an expatriate in South America and Europe while working for Westinghouse Corp He went on to work for other multinational companies such as Danieli and Alstom where his expertise and leadership left a lasting impact his passion for innovation led him back to work briefly contributing to the creation of the USS Zumwalt destroyer—an experience he was immensely proud of making friends wherever he went with his infectious laughter and good spirits He was deeply cherished by his family and is survived by his son Payal Surana; and his beloved granddaughter He also held a special place in his heart for Natalie and Danny Perrine Ben’s ability to connect with people and his zest for life made the world a brighter place and wisdom will live on in the countless lives he touched followed by a traditional Hindu ceremony from 1:00om to 2:00pm in the J A memorial message may be sent to the family on our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com daughter of the late Raymond Aures and Beatrice Smith Aures John Aures Mattingly (Melissa) of Charleston Memorial donations can be made in Jane's memory to Charleston Animal Society. Bruce lived a life marked by intellectual brilliance and deep devotion to his family and community Bruce graduated from the University of South Carolina as well as the University of South Carolina School of Law serving as a member of Phi Delta Phi and the Order of Wig and Robe He was also Law Notes Editor and Law Survey Editor for the South Carolina Law Review Bruce’s legal career was a testament to his tireless work ethic He was a respected member of numerous professional organizations the American College of Trial Lawyers (Fellow and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers (Fellow he was particularly proud of receiving the Robert W Hemphill Award in 1993 and being named a South Carolina Super Lawyer from 2008 to 2015 Bruce Shaw Distinguished Counsel Award in his honor a testament to his extraordinary contributions to the company Bruce also made an indelible mark on his community He served on the board of the South Carolina Philharmonic and later served as Commodore of the Edisto Island Yacht Club reflecting his love for the arts and Edisto Beach He is remembered not only for his achievements but for his character: an intellectual giant with a dry wit that charmed family Bruce had a passion for history and loved sharing his legal knowledge with others Bruce was preceded in death by his beloved first wife and Ashley Anderson (Jay); stepchildren Simons Hane (Amy) and Darby Hane; his grandchildren Emily Anderson and Amy Kathryn Heard; and step-grandchildren Molly Catherine Hane and Elizabeth Shay Hane and brilliance will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him Bruce’s memory will be honored at The Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island on January 27th at 12:00 followed by a reception at the Edisto Island Yacht Club.  Donations may be made to The University of South Carolina School of Law or Animal Lovers of Edisto.  the beloved husband of 21 years to Jennifer Perkins Hodges and devoted father to Alex surrounded by his family and friends.Tom was born on August 12 and grew up in the mountains of Southwest Virginia in the town of Wytheville He was the son of the late Thomas Goodwillie Hodges Tom graduated from Virginia Episcopal School where he served on the honor committee was captain and quarterback of the football team as well as captain of both basketball and lacrosse teams Tom then attended Hampden Sydney College where he played lacrosse and was a member of Theta Chi fraternity It was in California that Tom and Jenn formed their abiding and joyous relationship They were married in an extraordinary celebration on the water in Virginia Beach on May 1 by their many friends and family.Always open to adventure and opportunity South Carolina in 2005 where they found their true home lifelong friends and community and where they created a beautiful life and family Tom joined the Peninsula Company where he was in the building and real estate business The core of Tom’s great success in business and life was his open-hearted approach to all knowing that relationships and kindness were the keys to every endeavor passionate voice he shared that lesson with his children his friends and his partners.This enthusiastic open-hearted passion for life was expressed in Tom’s love for sports His understanding and enthusiasm for the game will be deeply missed by family It was in Tom and Jenn’s love for music that you could really see Tom’s embrace of life Tom and Jenn shared an adventuresome spirit which led them around the country attending festivals and concerts open to the transformation given by the music that they loved.Tom’s deep love for life and for others and for Widespread Panic is captured in the song Ain't Life Grand:The sun came out the other dayThrough those dusty cloudsAnd in my mind I was a childAnd it felt good!Ain't life grandTom’s life was grand Zoe Elizabeth (15) and son William Wyatt Hodges (9) (and their lovely pups) He also leaves his mother Mary Hughes Hodges his two sisters Mary {Mike) George and Laura {Adam) Long and six nieces and nephews Hodges,Tom’s service of celebration of life will be held at St Andrews church April 11th at 11am and reception will follow at Uptown Social downtown on King Street In Lieu of flowers donations may be made to Compassionate Care ALS The family will be forever grateful to all the caregivers the community that lovingly cared for Sweet T throughout his heroic battle with ALS.Arrangements by J Her Celebration of life service will be held Katherine was born to Louise Richardson Fair Henderson and Robert “Bobby” Helms Henderson of Leland MS at King’s Daughters Hospital in Greenville attended preschool at Leland Academy and was a member of First Baptist Church of Leland until her family moved to Farrell George’s Episcopal Day School in Clarksdale and the studied at Mississippi Delta Community College Preceding her in death are both of her parents Flowers may be accepted or memroials may be made to ALS Association P New Jersey passed away peacefully on January 30 Will Spielvogel (Lauren) of Sullivan’s Island Art also leaves a legacy of five grandchildren beloved son to Louis and Loretta Spielvogel and brother to Bernice Rotberg He graduated Weequahic High School and maintained a lifelong group of friends nicknamed the Seabees He graduated from Lafayette University early in three years with honors where he played lacrosse and was a key member of his beer relay team in his fraternity Art went on to graduate first in his class at Hahnemann Medical School in Philadelphia Art served in the United States Navy in Pensacola Florida as a physician during the Korea War and later became an academic physician and private practice physician He was a passionate teacher and researcher of hematologic disease and cancer living life to the fullest working hard and playing hard Art loved to sail and ski and travel the world with his wife Sandra kindheartedness and passion for life will be sorely missed husband of 52 years to Beverly Kinquist Kirk A celebration of life will be held at a later date Tom attended Junior College at Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk North Carolina where football became his passion and then went on to earn his Bachelor's degree at Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs North Carolina where he continued his football career Coach Kirk went on to spend 36 years coaching; One year at Berkeley High School Tom was also Assistant Coach for North-South High School game he impacted many student athletes while not only coaching but teaching them life lessons he also enjoyed fishing and shrimping on his time off and was a part of the Order of the Arrow-Boy Scouts Tom also enjoyed cooking and considered himself as the "Master" chef Julia Kirk Crews (Zac); Five grandchildren Memorials may be made to Lutheran Hospice, 1885 Rifle range Rd., Suite #46, Mount Pleasant, SC, 29464. http://www.lutheranhospice.org passed away peacefully at her home on March 24 SC with her family when she was two years old She attended Charleston County Schools and Graduated from St Teresa started her career working for the Chairman of the Armed Services Committee She later became the Executive Assistant to Congressman Mendel Davis In 1972 Teresa returned to Charleston and became the Executive Assistant for Dr Upon his retirement she moved to Hospital Administration at The Medical University of South Carolina Teresa retired from MUSC in 2012 after thirty-seven years She is survived by her beloved husband of 46 years and Stepson John S Rogers,III (Jay); five Grandchildren with a funeral service at 3:00 pm at the J Burial will immediately follow at Carolina Memorial Gardens she was the daughter of the late Anna Oltmann Pauls and Edward Cord Pauls Janna's vibrant spirit shone through during her formative years as she excelled in sports while attending Rivers High School Her dedication and talent were recognized when she was honored as the female athlete of the year in 1954 Janna furthered her education at the College of Charleston forging lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories Janna and Jimmy were high school sweethearts who married in 1956 they built a life filled with adventure and joy Their early years included a brief stint in Columbia while Jimmy served in the Army Janna and Jimmy embraced the spirit of exploration by purchasing a travel trailer which enabled them to tour throughout the United States and Canada She leaves behind a legacy of love through her grandchildren A Funeral Service to celebrate Janna’s life will be held on Tuesday The family will receive friends prior to the service Janna Pauls Peele will be remembered for her athleticism yet her legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew her Memorials may be made to The Employee Appreciation Fund at Franke at Seaside in 1956 and received his BS degree in Electrical Engineering from Clemson University in 1960.  Stalvey was employed by the Navy Department He later transferred to the Reference Standards Laboratory located in the Charleston Naval Shipyard He left the lab in 1962 to work with his brother at Stalvey Communications in Georgetown It was there that he met the love of his life he returned to the Navy Department in 1964 and spent the majority of his career as a project engineer and Division Head in Air Traffic Control (ATC) communications design at the Naval Electronic Systems Command supporting Naval Air Stations worldwide Stalvey retired from his later position as the Head of the RADIAC & Environmental Systems Division NISE East (later known as SPAWAR) in 1996 after 32 years of service with the Navy Department.  He will always be remembered as a wonderful husband and grandfather who always put the needs of his “girls” before himself.  He was predeceased in death by his wife of 46 years He also leaves behind three granddaughters SC; and numerous nieces and nephews.  Stalvey’s memorial service will be held on Saturday The family will receive friends and family beginning at 10:30 AM at the Chapel prior to the service the family kindly requests donations be made to Grace Baptist Tabernacle A memorial message may be sent to the family on our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com.  a son of the late Harry Locke Johnson and Eulalie Campbell Johnson He received his education at Baylor School and went on to graduate from The Citadel in 1956 responsible for handling all commercial lines and property His contributions were instrumental in setting up the E&S platforms which offered specialized coverage for businesses at the firm and he became known as the face of J & J earning the respect and admiration of colleagues and clients alike Robert was a member of The Carolina Yacht Club he held memberships in The Ancient Artillery Society The National Society of Colonial Wars in South Carolina He is survived by his beloved wife of 65 years Robert C Johnson Jr (Blair); and grandchildren: Francis G Johnson; and grandfather of seven great-grandchildren He leaves behind several beloved nieces and nephews from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Johnson Residence Memorials may be made to Charleston Day School The family will receive friends on Wednesday West Ashley Chapel from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm 2025 in the West Ashley Chapel at 11:00 am and burial will follow in Live Oak Memorial Gardens Bean worked as a rural USPS carrier and enjoyed sewing and crocheting in her free time She was the rock in her family and fought so that she could see her grandchildren grow up Ailani Solis; as well as a host of nieces and nephews both biological and adopted family and friends He was the beloved husband of Susan Clegg Bridges A memorial service to honor his life will be held on Saturday Family and friends are invited to gather one hour prior to the service Allen was the son of the late Walter Allen Bridges where he saw the beauty and presence of God Jeffrey Clegg (Christine & Courtney); and his sisters Brittany & Casey) and Montine Bridges Powell (Henry He was preceded in death by his parents; his father-in-law In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The American Heart Association. beloved wife of the late LeRoy Randolph Baker Interment will follow at Carolina Memorial Gardens 2025 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm at Northwood Baptist Church daughter of the late William Francis Buckheister and the late Annie Baumil Buckheister and was a past First Lady of Charleston Elks Lodge 242 She loved her grandchildren and was dearly loved by them Her grandchildren said no one could make a grilled cheese sandwich as well as she did Elaine was well known for the best red rice and spaghetti Anyone who ever spoke of Elaine said she was the sweetest and kindest woman they had ever met.  She is survived by her children Cheryl Aden and Veronica; 10 great-grandchildren; brother Stephen Buckheister (Kathy); and many dearly loved nieces and nephews she was preceded in death by her granddaughter lost her valiant battle with cancer on February 13 Pam was the cherished daughter of the late Joe Carl Adams A professional dedicated to healthcare and the well-being of others she served for 34 years as an administrator at MD Anderson Cancer Center Louis and The University of Alabama at Birmingham Pam engaged meaningfully with her community She was an active member of Providence Church on Daniel Island serving as part of the handbell choir and holding numerous leadership positions in the church She was also the past president of the MUSC Women's Club and always had an unwavering passion for service and people.  Pam is lovingly remembered by her husband of 47 years Steve Carroll of Daniel Island; and two daughters TX; and Kristen Wasieleski (Eric) of Elmhurst who were a source of immense joy in her life and devotion to family and community will continue to inspire all those who were fortunate enough to know her.  The family will receive friends for her visitation at J Memorials may be made to Providence Church "EVERY GOOD GIFT AND EVERY PERFECT GIFT IS FROM ABOVE AND COMES DOWN FROM THE FATHER OF LIGHTS..." Although non verbal and unable to walk and care for herself Madison was able to show love to everyone who knew her her sister Jessica Reiss (Derick) of New Hampshire (Shawn and Cameron) nephews of New Hampshire and a host of extended family and friends Honorable mention on her Aunt Dorothy Brown A celebration of life will be scheduled at a future time died at the young age of 51 on December 18 He was the son of the late Charles and Evelyn Perry the founders of Carolina Sound Communications and moved to Charleston when he was eleven.  David graduated from Porter-Gaud school in 1991 He graduated from Emory University with a Pre-Med degree in 1995 and went to work for his parents' business David was a well-known and respected professional as the President of Carolina Sound Communications Company He loved taking friends and family fishing on his boat or just cruising in the Charleston harbor David was a fine marksman and happily shared the rewards of many hunting trips with others but always had time to help a friend in need As David's parents' health declined He was the best father; teaching his children hunting and fishing skills supporting them in their grade school sports and activities taking them to Clemson and LSU football games and they were a truly happy couple with many wonderful plans for the future David always made time to spend with his family and dear friends Pleasant Presbyterian Church with his fiancé and her daughter.  Deputy Patrick Harris Spedale of New Orleans Downtown Chapel from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm David's funeral service will be held Sunday Burial will immediately follow in Magnolia Cemetery.  West Ashley Chapel from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm.  daughter of the late William Howe and Frances Howe Frazier Frances was from a long line of descendants from the Howe family name that traced back to the 1800's in Charleston This was also exhibited in her caring for the elderly in the work she performed at Harrisson House Independent an assisted living facility in Coatesville PA where she served as Activities director for years She loved to play cards and was very competitive Frances loved Christmas; it was only befitting that our lord would call her home on Christmas Day.  Frances is survived by her sons: Rick Barrett (Wanda) and Bernard John Barrett III (Pam); her daughters: Margaret Wood (Ray) and Cindy Barrett; her grandchildren: Megan Shinners Memorials in her name may be made to Samaritan's Purse Jeff was the beloved son of William Roy Foster and Melissa Mills Foster and unwavering dedication to his family and friends Madeleine Dianne Foster of Moncks Corner; four grandchildren whose companionship brought joy to his life Burial will follow at McClellanville Methodist Church Cemetery William Jeffrey Foster's legacy will continue through the lives he influenced and the family he so dearly loved He will be remembered not only for his accomplishments but also for the laughter and joy he brought into the lives of those who were privileged to know him the memorial service has been moved to Tuesday The family will receive friends for the visitation at 2:00 pm Valentino and mother of Alicia Anne Valentino and especially her love for and devotion to her family she was a cherished daughter of the late Brandwell Cozart Rivers and the late Ruth Gissell Larsen Rivers Her life was idyllic as a true Island Child passing her youth running barefoot and playing in the sand and surf with her sister Cathy Cleary (Baker) and Judy Darnell (Benton) who remained extremely close lifelong friends although she spent her entire life up to the time she married living a block from the beach and the ocean she never really cared very much for seafood Diane attended Sullivan’s Island Elementary School and then went directly to the eighth grade at Moultrie High School where she was a football cheerleader and a member of Student Council as well as being involved in numerous other school and club activities She was a member and former Worthy Advisor of the Mount Pleasant Assembly Number 15 of the Rainbow Girls participating in many community service projects she was always on the go and especially loved dancing at The Seaside on the Isle of Palms and while at Moultrie she met the love of her life and future husband This was the start of an uninterrupted 60-year relationship where Marion was a student at the University of South Carolina to attend football games and other college activities because of her innate friendliness and special ability to brighten any occasion she was elected “Sweetheart” of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity where she was affectionately known as “the girl from the land of the three Rivers…the Ashley although in truth she much more enjoyed watching the band perform than the actual football game thus beginning a steadfast and loving marriage that lasted 56 precious years In early 1970 Diane found herself in Bamberg where Marion was assigned as a member of the US Army For two and one-half years they took advantage of every available opportunity to absorb the experience of living in Europe on numerous occasions throwing a bag in the VW Beetle on a Friday afternoon and heading out to wherever a festival or cultural event was taking place within striking distance Longer excursions when possible took them all over Europe from the Mediterranean to Scandinavia She especially treasured the visits to Italy and the Alpine areas It was also in Bamberg that Diane and Marion formed deep and treasured friendships with fellow Army cohorts Tom & Sue Bailey These valued friendships have lasted to this day Diane and Marion resided over the next twelve years on the Isle of Palms and in Conway Diane experienced what she considered her life’s crowning achievement by giving birth in Charleston to her precious daughter In 1984 Diane and Marion were fortunate to return home to the East Cooper area residing in Mount Pleasant where they lived for 40 years and raised their beloved daughter homemaker and volunteer for a multitude of organizations She spent many hours involved in the James B Edwards Elementary School PTA and SAIL programs and later the Moultrie Middle School PTA programs She served several years as a Girl Scout Leader for several different troops always willing to fill her dining room to the ceiling with boxes of cookies She was active in the Wando High School Band Booster Club She especially loved taking Alicia to horseback riding sessions at the old Girl Scout Plantation and Johns Island riding stables as well as Pony Club events even though she was ever apprehensive whenever Alicia was on horseback Diane was a cheerful volunteer for a variety of activities at St Paul’s Lutheran Church in Mount Pleasant She established many lifelong friendships through church and neighborhood activities She served for a number of years on the Wakendaw Lakes Civic Association’s Board and was landscaping coordinator for several years She was also a member of the Wakendaw Lakes Women’s Club and for years headed the neighborhood front entrance Christmas decorating activities She adored cocker spaniels and over the course of her life had three beloved companions Whiskers in her youth and Taffy and then Dixie later in her life as an adult Her passion for feeding birds was unparalleled mealworms and water available for them all She also continuously planted and maintained butterfly-friendly flora in her yard and always eagerly awaited the emergence of butterflies from their cocoons Diane especially enjoyed her association through her husband with the members and other wives of the historic Washington Light Infantry of Charleston On many occasions she graciously served as a hostess for out-of-town guests of the WLI She had a unique ability to make anyone and everyone feel genuinely welcome She always looked forward to the yearly trips to the Centennial Legion of Historic Military Commands annual meetings that were held at different locations along the East Coast from Georgia to New Hampshire each trip serving to renew old friendships and to make new friends Diane was a Past President and long-time Board member of the Snee Farm Garden Club as well as a Past President and long-time member of the Mount Pleasant Garden Club in which she truly enjoyed the many gardening and social activities and especially the camaraderie She also truly enjoyed her weekly line-dancing sessions and the weekly ukulele sessions with the Coastal Strummers Most of all she treasured the many close friendships she had forged over the years through these various activities Especially dear to her heart were the weekly dinner dates with old high school friends She cared little about the food or where she was dining; she treasured the companionship Diane loved her extended and especially her immediate family She and Marion actively participated in her maternal family’s annual Pundt Family Reunion for over fifty years and she eagerly looked forward each year to seeing distant (literally) relatives She served several times as the organization’s president she loved visiting her daughter and son-in-law and her sisters-in-law and the families of all of them Diane was preceded in death by her parents; her brother Robert Glenn Larsen; her sister-in-law Charline Williams Larsen; her brothers-in-law Paul Henri Valentino and Ernest Brian Killingsworth; and her niece Amanda Ruth Killingsworth Alicia Anne Valentino (Steven Rice) of Rexford NY; her sister SC; nieces Tory Coggins (Andrew) of Longview VA; Rhonda McCorkle (Kent) of Hendersonville AK; nephew Adam Valentino of Salt Lake City UT; first cousins Annette Seignious (John) of Mount Pleasant SC; Stephen Gissell (Nina) of Mount Pleasant SC; and Robert Gissell (Nancy) of Charleston SC; sisters-in-law Marta Toney (Bob) of Lexington VA; and several grand-nieces and grand-nephews and many extended cousins Diane was a rare and special individual who magically affected all those around her during her entire lifetime friendliness and unwavering loyalty brought out the best in everyone she touched Many lives were quietly enriched because of her All of the above is a brief history of Diane’s life But how do you really summarize one’s entire life in a few paragraphs To truly describe her as a person and her life in its entirety in one concise sentence it can be stated quite simply: Diane was a gracious Southern lady who Diane Rivers Valentino was neither rich nor famous by the standards of today’s society she was a priceless treasure who will be missed each and every day and who will remain in our hearts forever A memorial service will be held on Tuesday In lieu of flowers please make a remembrance gift to the Charleston Animal Society Charleston SC 29406; the National Audubon Society Topeka KS 66608; or the Mount Pleasant Garden Club The family will receive friends in from 11:00 am until 12:00 pm at the J a son of the late John Henry Harken and the late Virginia Boles Harken He was known to be an avid cruiser and will be remembered as a loving father and kind man.  and Chris Harken; his caretaker and friend Michael Fennessy; and many friends from Kiawah Island went home to be with our Lord and Savior on Tuesday 2025 at Grace on the Ashley Baptist Church The family will receive friends and family on Sunday son of the late Charlie Faulk and Joyce Williamson He called Charleston home for nearly 40 years after moving here for work following hurricane Hugo in 1989 alongside his family He worked hard as a skilled carpenter for more than 50 years There wasn't much he couldn't do with a piece of wood and a skill-saw Greg loved the lowcountry and all it had to offer Don't ask where their spots were; they would never tell you his favorite thing to do was to spend time with his grandson He was the best papa and nothing lit his face up more than Ford running straight for him Greg was married to his wife and best friend working in the yard and being involved with their church Christ is where his hope rested and Who he is face-to-face with now David Faulk and Anthony Faulk (Jordan); Grandchildren Deborah Williamson (Leonard) and Linda Hoff (Jerry); and numerous nieces and nephews memorials may be made to Grace on the Ashley Church Building Fund or The Lowcountry Biblical Counseling Center ___________________________________________________________ Her life will be celebrated with a Memorial Service on Saturday The family invites friends to join them an hour prior to the service at the Chapel to honor her memory.  Mai was the beloved daughter of the late Elmer Richie Church and the late Beulah May Stinson Church Jessica Foxworth (Charles) and Kellsey Vogel (Jake) whose lives she touched with her unwavering love and support Mai was preceded in death by her loving husband for whom she selflessly served as the primary caregiver in the years prior to their passing Their memories will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her whose kindness and generosity will forever be cherished Mai is remembered as the friendly face many residents of the Palms knew as the first person to greet them Pleasant Church of Christ and loved to attend services She enjoyed games of all kinds and was the host of two weekly card groups (and denied any ounce of competitiveness!) She had a creative mind that enthusiastically tackled mastering new technology; from setting her VCR to navigating her smartphone she was not intimidated by the challenges of the digital age and embraced them Throughout her life she enjoyed homemaking and showing pictures of her four great-granddaughters to all of her friends Mai is remembered as a woman of faith whose hope in the gospel of Christ was the rock of her life Her family's faith was shaped by her example Memorials in her honor may be made to the Children's Tumor Foundation or the Mt Pleasant Church of Christ both of which are organizations that were very dear to Mai's heart His Celebration of life service will be held at The USS Yorktown at a later date son of the late David Luther Shuler and the late Ruby Griffin Shuler He grew up playing baseball and football and stealing ice chips off of a horse drawn ice delivery wagon until one day he was caught and arrested and taken to jail and locked up for 30-minutes his own father who later became the Chief of Police and for whom the police department is named he stayed in touch with his schoolmates and friends He kept a lifelong friendship with his high school baseball coach and they last visited when he and Coach were 85 and 100 years old After a stint in the Army and graduating from The Citadel Work with Ford Motor Company took the family from Charlotte NC to Michigan and back to the Carolinas in 1979 he began volunteering on the Yorktown and he loved it The extraordinary volunteer group transformed his days he found fellowship and fulfillment each time he was on the ship He loved being part of living history but he really loved the other volunteers as well as meeting and getting to know new people who’d come to visit from all around the world He loved how they made him laugh and he talked about them endlessly enjoyed meals and fellowship with each other in recent years Beth is an extraordinary lady and her commitment is unwavering Good Faith Caregivers and Sandra Ascue provided exceptional and compassionate care He is survived by two sons: Gregory Reed Shuler (Larky) of Summerville Pleasant; three grandchildren: Phillip Walton Shuler (Rikki) of Dorchester SC; two great grandchildren: Eloise and Georgia Memorials may be made to USS Yorktown Foundation SC passed away peacefully surrounded by her children on Sunday daughter of the late Emilie and Harvey (Salliard) Raub She is predeceased by her loving and devoted husband of 67 years She is survived by her son Michael D'Anci and wife Daun of Denver CO; daughter-in-law Janice D’Anci; two daughters: Mary Rose Kramak and her husband Sean of Saint Petersburg and Georgette Szymczak and her husband Rob of Mount Pleasant and 5 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.  Although Rose was not enlisted in any branch of the military she faithfully and proudly served the US in occupied Germany after the Second World War aboard transits back to the US with her son or raising her family in support of her husband’s service with the 101st at Fort Campbell Her Allentown roots - Yocco’s hotdogs She raised her family in Bergen County in NJ Rose was known by all for her culinary skills and until her final days a source of kitchen truth and her recipes will live long with her family There is some thought that she may have grown to be a better chef than her mentor she came to love a glass of red wine and sharing a favorite memory jigsaw puzzling and playing the dictionary game where she reigned supreme because she was a voracious reader and able to break a word down to its fundamental origins She became an avid Ohio State football fan and had a regular seat on Saturday afternoons in front of the television with her Buckeye socks The general consensus was that she and the socks were the power behind the Bucks She never lost her ability to be amazed at things of beauty or acts of heroism.  All it took was some conversation about her days in Allentown or met her in a hospital - she truly was loved by all in her orbit She has outlived all her dear friends from High School but until the end she was the star of the show at their periodic reunions that may have been her greatest gift - the ability to make people feel loved and important One of her grandson’s named her Queen Mom The world is a better place for having her for nearly a century She will rest with her husband at Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery wife of the late Charles "Chuck" Paul Mains A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Monday Prayers of Commendation and Farewell will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery daughter of the late Paschal Aloysious Michel and Olga Hatton Michel Mary worked as a teller in banking for over 30 years She spent her life caring for family friend and strangers alike She was deeply passionate about her roots and her family Madiline Michel Badger (Meg) and her husband Jennifer Shierlock; in addition to many other family and friends Paschel Aloyisius Michel; sister Julia Michel Dyer; and many other family members and loved ones Memorials may be made to the Wounded Warriors Project, P.O. Box 758516, Topeka, Kansas 66675, or to the Alzheimer's Association As the Manager of the Lawn and Garden Department at Walmart Regina was known for her easygoing nature and her ability to connect with both her colleagues and customers Her warmth and loving demeanor made her not only a respected manager but also a cherished friend to many Regina's passions extended well beyond her career which she raised and trained with remarkable dedication Her interests spanned a variety of hobbies where she found great pleasure in the works of Neil Diamond One of her proudest memories was traveling to Ireland to celebrate Neil Diamond's 50th Anniversary World Tour a testament to her lifelong admiration for the artist Regina is survived by her loving husband of over sixty years each of whom carries her spirit in their hearts She was a doting grandmother to her grandchildren She was guided by faith and instilled Christian values in her family Regina was preceded in death by her parents Dean Ferguson and Dorothy Geneva Shephard Ferguson Her legacy of love and kindness will continue to live on through her family and friends who remember her fondly and cherish the memories they created together Her gentle spirit and easygoing personality were a bright light to all who knew her Memorials may be made to a the Charleston Animal Society The late husband of Janice Werner Cross entered into eternal rest Friday A private gathering for family will be held at J Burial will take place at a later date in Ohio son of the late Eugene Newton Cross and the late Gene Viering Paul was known for his kindness and sense of humor He is survived by his loving wife of 57 years Janice Werner Cross; daughter-in-law Melissa Cross; grandchildren Hunter memorials may be made to Hibben United Methodist He is survived by his older sister Athena Gazes and prior wife Alice Tellis Critikos of Charleston he is survived by his three children Katherine Critikos Thompson Peter was blessed with six grandchildren: Peter John Critikos III his beloved great grandchildren Poppy Louise Thompson and Tab Ernest Thompson He is also survived by his three nieces Hope Grayson Dr.Critikos’ academic career started in 1955 teaching grade school in Malvern he taught at both Porter Military Academy and Moultrie Middle School he taught at Woodlawn Junior High and Pikesville Senior High where he also coached soccer He then began teaching at the university level in Baltimore initially joining the faculty of Essex Community College and then Villa Julie College He concluded his teaching career as an Associate Professor of History at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont Throughout his life he was an active member of The Greek Orthodox Church he taught adult Sunday school at The Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation in Baltimore He also volunteered his time giving learned lectures and tours of the Orthodox church to the public His teaching career spanned a half-century.  Superimposed on a passion for teaching was a passion for learning He attended John Bartram High School in his native home of Philadephia PA where he also obtained his undergraduate degree from LaSalle University In 1960 he earned his first master's degree in Modern European History from Villanova University His second master’s degree in Theology was completed at St.Mary’s Seminary and University in Baltimore he received his Doctorate of Philosophy in Theology.  Peter was an historian in the truest sense and was an avid collector of first-edition history books He taught courses ranging from early American history he enjoyed writing a book focusing on Greek immigration to the United States during the turn of the twentieth century He was assisted in this endeavor by his dear friend and caregiver he taught everything from grade school grammar to high-level college courses and on Sundays and great grandchildren with pure “Agape” His time with the little ones was precious to him His aging eyes would ignite with pride and wonder when spending time with them.  and community in general has been immeasurable Critikos' honor to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Library A Funeral Service will be held at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Burial to immediately follow in Live Oak Memorial Gardens He was the son of Helen Carter Clarkin and Dennis Patrick Clarkin and was also preceded in death by his son Robert Patrick Clarkin (Patrick) and older brother Dennis Patrick Clarkin (Chip) SC and graduated from Bishop England High School (BEHS) in 1976 where he was a member of the BEHS Football Team Frank is a 1980 Graduate of The Citadel where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and he was instrumental in reviving The Citadel Boxing Team Frank attained the cadet rank of First Sergeant and was also a 1980 Bond Volunteer Frank was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the US Air Force graduating from Air Weapons Controller School and achieved the rank of Major with 15 years of Active/Reserve Service Frank was ordered on multiple deployments to Saudi Arabia His final assignment was as a member of the 315th MAW Charleston AFB Frank was the Air Force Academy Admissions Officer for the State of South Carolina Frank retired from the US State Department achieved 10 years of service at AT&T Corporation and was a Graduate of the REALTOR Institute (GRI): Helen Clarkin Realty Isle of Palms committed leader who was highly involved in many organizations including the Knights of Columbus Frank also stayed active with Citadel organizations including the Charleston Area Citadel Club and his Citadel Class of 1980 Reunion group for which he served as co-chairman 3360 Glenn McConnell Parkway from 11:00 am until 1:00 pm.  New Jersey and graduated from Ridgewood High School Ellen was an Office Manager for a pension management firm for 20 years before retiring and moving to Seabrook Island in 2000 Ellen was a volunteer at Our Lady of Mercy Outreach Center She loved the natural beauty of Seabrook Island and Matthew Giardino; sisters: Linda Letz and Karen Krohn; brothers: Walter Peterson and Robert Peterson; and 14 nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her parents and son Apostolou passed peacefully from this life on February 17 Wes Bradley and Jay Lugar in his hometown of Roanoke But his happy childhood ended with the death of his mother He went on to be a diehard Bulldog at University of Georgia where he first met his future wife and love He told her that she was special because she had his mother’s name and the flame was lit between them He also met his ”brothers” at UGA crossing continents and exploring new horizons He even lived on a sailboat and later owned and ran Lite Affair Cafe who happened to live down the street from his bar in downtown Charleston.  He married Harriet in 1999 and began perhaps his best and third act as a husband and father Alex and Harriet built their family and life together with their daughter Niko and made a home on the marshes of Charleston He was devoted to his family and was a member of his Greek Orthodox Church community He graduated from Campbell Law School earning his J.D SC where he served as an Assistant Solicitor and then built his private law practice He helped every person who walked into his office He treated his clients with respect and civility and worked tirelessly to provide them with the best legal counsel and advice But he never abandoned his curiosity about people and places He traveled with his family sharing his adventurous spirit taking them sailing in the British Virgin Islands to see his beloved Bulldogs play “between the hedges.” He also traveled to Greece many times taking his family to Crete to celebrate Greek Easter one last time.  but perhaps best by his wife of twenty-six years NC and Constance Apostolou Anastopoulo (Akim) of Charleston His life will be celebrated with a Greek Orthodox funeral at J Visitation with the family will follow the service.  the family requests donations be made in his memory to Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church we share the passing of Allison Lee Avinger on January 24 and was a lifelong resident of North Charleston She attended North Charleston High School and later graduated from Winthrop College Lee dedicated many years to the communications department at the Medical University of South Carolina where she was known for her professionalism she had a deep love for the arts and was a passionate advocate for animal welfare.  Katherine Turner (Edwin) of North Charleston; her niece Charlotte Turner Tate (Jonathan); her brother If you would like to pay tribute to her memory the family kindly suggests making a donation to a charity of your choice