2025) – A 21-year-old Walterboro woman accused of shooting a friend’s boyfriend while inside a local Waffle House restaurant has been convicted of murder following a three-day jury trial Jordin Quoleaha Glover of Francis Street was found guilty Thursday in Colleton County General Sessions Court of shooting and killing Lamontre Green on Feb Green entered the Waffle House on Bells Highway in Walterboro and approached a table where his girlfriend Green turned to walk away and was shot at least six times Officers arrived to find Green dying on the floor of the restaurant of Ann Court is also accused to shooting Green during the same incident at Waffle House Murder charges against Breeland are still pending He is innocent until and unless proven guilty in court Legette is a member of the Solicitor’s Office Career Criminal Unit which prosecutes the circuit’s most violent and habitual offenders That team has earned convictions against 513 of the 565 defendants it has prosecuted since its inception in late 2009 We will not spam you or share your information with others The Fourteenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office is the chief prosecuting agency for Allendale Covering 3,200 square-miles of South Carolina’s renowned Lowcountry we are the only five-county circuit in the state Copyright © 2024 14th Circuit Solicitor’s Office by Bryce Jacquot (WCIV) — The Walterboro Police Department is seeking to find a woman who has a warrant out for her arrest following a fatal shooting Monday is accused of fatally shooting a 56-year-old woman in the area of Grace Street The victim was taken to Colleton Medical Center where she was pronounced deceased a short time later Bingley was identified as the shooter and the shooting happened after Bingley appeared to get into an argument with her estranged husband who was also on the scene Police are seeking to charge Bingley with murder The investigation into the shooting is ongoing Anyone with information about the shooting can contact Sgt The coroner's office has not yet identified the victim of the shooting by Ian Kayanja Jordin Quoleaha Glover was convicted of murder Thursday after a three-day jury trial in Colleton County General Session Court in the shooting and killing of Lamontre Green on Feb (WCIV) — A 21-year-old Walterboro woman is looking at three decades in prison after shooting a friend's boyfriend inside a Waffle House restaurant Jordin Quoleaha Glover was convicted of the murder of Lamontre Green on Thursday after a three-day jury trial in Colleton County General Session Court sentenced Glover to 30 years for her role in the shooting Also accused is Charles Maurice Harrison Breland The conviction and Breland's pending charges stem from when Green entered a Waffle House located on Bells Highway in Walterboro on Feb then turned to walk away and was shot at least six times When local law enforcement officers arrived on the scene they found Green dying on the floor of the restaurant Glover was arrested on Sunday, Feb. 19, 2023. 2025) – A 22-year-old Walterboro man who sexually assaulted a young girl has been convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison following a two-day jury trial at the Colleton County Courthouse was convicted Wednesday of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor He was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 6-year-old neighbor in March 2023 during a game of hide and seek “This young girl was very brave to quickly come forward,” said Julie Kate Keeney of the 14th Circuit Solicitor’s Office The then 6-year-old girl first disclosed her “secret” that Townsend “touched where I go to the bathroom” to an older sister told their mother who then called law enforcement The girl also provided a forensic interview in which she described the abuse occurring behind a building near the Townsend’s property “Sexual abuse thrives in secrecy,” said Jennifer Talley SANE-A of the 14th Circuit Victims Services Center “This can be sometimes confusing for children because kids oftentimes equate secrets with surprises like a birthday party or gift it’s important to differentiate between those two things in age-appropriate conversations with our children.” (WCIV) — The Walterboro Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that took the life of a teenager in Colleton County Sunday Law enforcement were called to the Forest Pointe Apartments on Forest Circle in Walterboro around 6:05 p.m where they found a 15-year-old who'd been shot First responders began CPR but victim showed no signs of life The Colleton County Sheriff's Office also responded to the incident Anyone with information about the shooting can report it to the Walterboro Police Department “We are being held hostage in our own homes…” The ‘Front Porch of the Lowcountry’ has once again turned into a gangland gun range as rival criminal networks and warring families unleash terror on this erstwhile quaint South Carolina community In fact, that’s one of the loose ends to this ongoing crime and corruption saga… Anyway, we’ve covered the deterioration of public safety in Walterboro extensively in recent years – most recently here and here Spasms of gang violence have erupted across the region “We are being held hostage in our own homes while these gangs shoot up houses each other and innocent residents,” one citizen told us “We try to stay in internal rooms or the back of our houses to avoid a stray bullet.” “This is like the Wild West where from your chair you dive on the floor or crawl to an inner room,” the source said Another Walterboro resident was more blunt… “It’s a fucking war zone in Walterboro,” she said Citing an “overworked, underpaid” and short-staffed local law enforcement contingent, these citizens have begun reaching out to the S.C. State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for assistance They’ve also started gathering at churches and libraries in the hopes of developing a community action plan. In fact, one such meeting has reportedly been scheduled for this coming Wednesday (February 5, 2025) at 6:00 p.m. EST at the Colleton County Memorial Library in downtown Walterboro Stay tuned for much more from this media outlet as we dig into the detail of this escalating lawlessness… Will Folks is the founding editor of the news outlet you are currently reading he served as press secretary to the governor of South Carolina He lives in the Midlands region of the state with his wife and eight children Got something you’d like to say in response to one of our articles? Or an issue you’d like to address proactively? We have an open microphone policy! Submit your letter to the editor (or guest column) via email HERE. Got a tip for a story? CLICK HERE. Got a technical question or a glitch to report? CLICK HERE and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" (WCIV) — Two Walterboro men have been arrested in connection to a Monday night shooting that killed one according to the Colleton County Sheriff’s Office is being charged with murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime and Lavar Jakweice Wilson was arrested and charged with accessory after the fact (of murder) deputies responded to a call reporting an adult male suffering from gunshot wounds at a residence on Cleveland Street the victim was found in critical condition and was transported to an area hospital where he succumbed to his injuries the shooting stemmed from an argument between the victim and Fryar Detectives later located Fryar during a traffic stop on Bells Highway near Mt (WCIV) — One man died after a Thursday night shooting following an argument in Colleton County has been identified as a suspect in the shooting deputies with the Colleton County Sheriff's Office haven't been able to locate him The shooting happened following an alleged dispute between the victim and Crosby at a residence on Dover Bluff Lane in Walterboro according to a report from the Colleton County Sheriff's Office Deputies initially received a 911 call reporting gunshots with the victim sustaining injuries. The victim was then transported to a local area hospital where they died. Local authorities believe Crosby may be in the Goose Creek area of Berkeley County or could be heading toward Tennessee or Kentucky. He should be considered armed and dangerous, deputies said. Crosby may also be in the company of a second adult man who witnessed the incident. They are believed to be driving a Toyota Tacoma with South Carolina tags and a 685AMB number plate. They may also be in a Toyota Prius with South Carolina tags and a UEV809 number plate. If captured, Crosby is facing multiple charges, including murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. Mr. Robert (Robbie) Wayne Murdaugh, Jr., passed away unexpectedly at his home on Saturday, April 5, 2025, at the age of 55. He was a life-long outdoorsman, but his passion for hunting later shifted to fishing. Being on the Edisto River was his happy place and he loved to share that experience with his grandsons as often as he could. He enjoyed his HWR Thursday Afternoon ACE Basin Bass Tournament group and swapping fishing tales with his friends. Flowers will be accepted, or for those that wish, the family has requested that memorials be directed in his memory to:  Welch Creek Baptist Church for use with Mission work, 536 Welch Creek Road, Walterboro, South Carolina 29488. The Relatives and Friends of Robert Wayne Murdaugh, Jr., are invited to attend his funeral services which will be conducted at 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon, April 12, 2025, from the Tabernacle at Welch Creek Baptist Church, 536 Welch Creek Road, Walterboro.  Pastor James Baker, Pastor Michael Polk, Pastor Scottie Redd, and Pastor Nathan Griffith officiating.   Interment will follow in the church cemetery.  The family will receive friends at the Tabernacle Saturday morning prior to the funeral ceremony beginning at 11 o’clock that morning.  Arrangements by:  THE BRICE W. HERNDON AND SONS FUNERAL HOMES AND CREMATORY, WALTERBORO CHAPEL, 1193 Bells Highway, Walterboro, 843.538.5408.  Visit the registry online at: www.briceherndonfuneralhome.com. Mrs. Bonnie Wiles Thomas, 80, of Walterboro, entered the Kingdom of Heaven Friday evening, February 21, 2025.  She was at home with her family by her side.  Bonnie was an avid tennis player and pickleball champion.  She loved maintaining her yard, tending to her garden, watching for butterflies, and feeding birds.  She was an avid fan of Clemson football.   Most of all, she cherished her grandchildren and great grandchild.  Surviving are: three children, Carey Thomas Sauls and her husband Todd, Audra Thomas Hudson and her husband Coleman, and Johnny Thomas and his wife Shelley; her twin brother, Ronnie Wiles and his wife Kathy; five grandchildren, Jake Sauls and his wife Shelby, Goodwin Sauls, Charlie Sauls, Colin Thomas, and Anne Mathis Thomas; and one great grandchild, Lettie Louise Sauls.  She is also survived by her beloved feline companion, Buckee.  The family is extremely grateful to Amedysis Health Care as well as caregivers Bernice Perry and Madeline Perry for the care given to Bonnie as well as her honorary caregivers, Goodwin Sauls and Shelley Thomas.  The relatives and friends of Mrs. Bonnie Wiles Thomas are invited to attend her celebration of life service which will be conducted at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon, February 24, 2025, from the First Baptist Church of Walterboro, 124 South Memorial Avenue, Walterboro.   The Reverend Braxton Edwards officiating.   The family will receive friends following the funeral ceremony.  Arrangements by: THE BRICE W. HERNDON AND SONS FUNERAL HOMES AND CREMATORY, WALTERBORO CHAPEL, 1193 Bells Highway, Walterboro, 843.538.5408.  Visit the registry online at: www.briceherndonfuneralhome.com. Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Murder suspect arrested in Louisiana after fatal Walterboro shooting: CCSOby Bryce Jacquot Clint Crosby on Friday was awaiting extradition back to Colleton County He's accused of fatally shooting someone following an argument Thursday evening at a residence on Dover Bluff Lane in Walterboro The victim was taken to a local hospital where they died from their injuries Authorities had warned Crosby was to be considered armed and dangerous The Colleton County Sheriff's Office extended their thanks to the publics for numerous tips they said they received RELATED | "Suspect on the run after fatal shooting in Walterboro: CCSO" he was a son of the late Elmer Ervin Beach and the late Betty Rae Varnadoe Beach.   He was a longtime employee of Cumming Construction in Walterboro where he worked as a foreman.  He was a member of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church in Walterboro and will always be remembered for his love of fishing.  Rose Beach Mendoza (Mike) of Johns Island; a son Brianna Mendoza of North Charleston; as well as a host of cousins.  Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon Walterboro.   The Reverend Jeff Collins officiating.  Interment will follow in the churchyard The family will receive friends from 6 o’clock until 8 o’clock this Saturday evening at THE BRICE W HERNDON AND SONS FUNERAL HOMES AND CREMATORY 843.538.5408.  Visit the registry online at: www.briceherndonfuneralhome.com John Hamilton “Johnny” Rodgers Sr.   Following his graduation from the former John C (known now as Colleton Preparatory Academy) and his formal education at Newberry College John excelled as a culinary genius to say the least.   While in high school he lettered in tennis and was the youngest member of the academy’s marching band.  He also had served as student body President at Newberry.  He began his catering and event planning business “Events by John Rodgers” which quickly became a well-known culinary enterprise in the Lowcountry of South Carolina.  He worked in Walterboro Tennessee; and formerly managed the Dogwood Hills Country Club.    In the latter part of his life he began attending Refuge Church in Walterboro.  He will be remembered for countless things during his life most notably his love for a well-versed life of cultural arts and travel.  He enjoyed being at the beach or by the pool and was always apt to host friends for casual and impromptu gatherings Ruby and her husband Manny of Ruffin; his sister Lesi Rodgers Sons and her husband Ralph of Walterboro; two nieces Jennings Danyel Chapman and Whitney Denane Chapman; two aunts Nancy Hetrick and her husband John “Bo” and Gloria Warren and her husband Joey; and an uncle Tommie Dopson and his wife Vicky.  He is also survived by his constant K9 companion and best friend “Bella” along with a host of cousins and friends.    the family has requested that memorials be directed in his memory to: Refuge Church Building Fund A celebration of John’s life will be held at 3 o’clock Friday afternoon Walterboro.  The Reverend Craig Crosby officiating.    The family will receive friends following the funeral ceremony at the funeral home prior to a private family burial at Live Oak Cemetery in Walterboro.   Emmanuel Buckner was charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection to the shooting death of a 15-year-old male victim (WCIV) — An 18-year-old man is facing charges after the accidental and negligent discharge of a gun led to the death of a teenager in Walterboro Sunday according to the Walterboro Police Department Officers were called to the Forest Pointe Apartments in reference to a gunshot victim and found the 15-year-old dead from a gunshot wound to the chest Police said in the moments leading up to the shooting Buckner was on a bed in the back room of an apartment and handling a long rifle while the teenager was playing a video game Buckner negligently and unintentionally fired the gun causing the fatal wound Buckner fled the residence before police arrived and other occupants of the apartment were uncooperative with investigators according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol was arrested and charged with hit and run involving death from a collision on March 5 2022 at the intersection of Lakeshore Drive and Industrial Road a man dressed in all-black clothing was struck by a car on Industrial Road near the intersection of Lakeshore Drive on Saturday at around 1:30 a.m READ MORE | "Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in Colleton County" The coroner identified the victim as Jackie White Priester was booked at the Colleton County Detention Center while awaiting a bond hearing (WCIV) — The Colleton County Sheriff's Office asked the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division to investigate a Tuesday evening officer-involved shooting that took place in the parking lot of Ruby Tuesday in Walterboro Deputies were first called to assist the Walterboro Police Department's investigation into a subject actively vandalizing cars in the parking lot by slashing tires and breaking windows according to a press release from the Colleton County Sheriff's Office A Colleton County Deputy attempted to engage with the subject but he refused to drop the knife and then attacked the deputy whom the Colleton County Sheriff's Office didn't name The suspect is deceased and SLED is conducting interviews with witnesses The deputy involved in the officer-involved shooting has been placed on administrative leave The identity of the deceased individual hasn't been released READ MORE | "Charleston County Sheriff's Office upgrades sex offender registry with tablets." of the Chessey Creek Community near Walterboro at Lowcountry Community Hospice in Summerville.    She was the loving wife of fifty-two years to the late Mr Elwood Kirby “Woody” Crosby.  she was the only child of the late Charles E Gross and Grace Sparks Krivos.  She was a retired office manager from Charleston Plastic Surgery.   Linda was a devoted member of Jacksonboro Baptist Church where she was faithful and active in many aspects of the church’s work and was affectionately known as the “Candy Lady”.  At her church she was always present and always willing to serve.  She worked diligently in the social hall preparing for countless church functions and always ensured the floral arrangements were fresh and appropriate for the occasion.  Floral arranging was her most favorite pastime.  She was always active and on the go.  She was a member of the Daughters of The Nile and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks – Walterboro Lodge 1988.  She was an avid supporter of the Omar Shrine Temple and worked tirelessly alongside her husband in his work to the Shrine as he served as Chief Aid to four Potentates.  She possessed an avid admiration for the outdoors and fishing.  Their home at Bonnie Doone was precious to her along with the time spent there with her family and at the countless cookouts they hosted.  Sonya Crosby Floyd and her husband Mike of Walterboro; two grandchildren William Kirby “Will” Floyd and Kaitlyn Elizabeth Floyd; a sister-in-law Jamie Allen Floyd.  She is also survived by her beloved lab “Princess”.  She was preceded in death by a brother-in-law the family has requested that memorials be directed in her memory to the following:  Jacksonboro Baptist Church Crosby are invited to attend her funeral service which will be conducted at 11 o’clock Friday morning Walterboro.   The Reverend Dave Elick and The Reverend Riv Temple officiating.   Interment will follow in Live Oak Cemetery The family will receive friends from 6 o’clock until 8 o’clock this Thursday evening at THE BRICE W a daughter of the late Riddick Earl Craven and Mary Ruth Carson Craven.  In 1960 she entertained the thought of becoming an airline stewardess where she worked a 45-year career with South Carolina Bank and Trust now known as South State Bank.  She was beloved there by her co-workers and customers alike Mary Jo was a lifetime member of Bethel Baptist Church on Sidneys Road.  She loved her church family and especially loved the children she taught in her Precious Children Sunday School Class her children from her marriage to the late Thomas J Hiers.  She is also survived by her grandson Buddy Connelly; and many beloved nieces and nephews.  She was preceded in death by her sister Riddick Seth Hiott.  Mary Jo dearly loved her family and will be deeply missed by all memorial contributions may be made to: Bethel Baptist Church Funeral services will be held 11 o’clock Walterboro.  The family will receive friends following the service entered into eternal rest Saturday evening she was a daughter of Brantley Allan Lake and Tamara Michelle Crosby Lake.  Emma was a member of Great Swamp Baptist Church where she was baptized in 2023.  Emma enjoyed going to the river and recently became a fan of Harry Potter because of her best friend she was a farm girl at heart.  Born with farm life in her blood she loved every aspect of living on a farm and especially loved goats.  Allan and Tamara Lake of Walterboro; sister Avery Michelle Lake of Walterboro; grandparents Timothy and Karen Crosby of Walterboro and Chris and Becky Lake of Walterboro; great grandparents Donald and Mary Alice Crosby of Walterboro and Phyllis Gibson of Islandton; uncles Trevor Crosby (Neeley) and their daughter Leah and Brandon Lake (Megan) and their children Jackson and Lawson; and aunts Tansi Mary Crosby (Cameron) and their children Cade and Helen Emma is also survived by an extended host of family and those who have become an integral part of her life over the years the family requests that memorial contributions be made to: Friends of the Colleton County Animal Shelter (FoCCAS) Graveside funeral services will be held 11 o’clock at Great Swamp Baptist Church Cemetery.  The Reverend Danny Zorn officiating (WCIV) — The Colleton County Sheriff's Office is investigating two recent drive-by shootings while the Walterboro Police Department is working another Officials believe the three may all be connected when what witnesses said was a black sedan stopped on Bells Highway in Ruffin SC and opened fire on a home during a party The sheriff's office said the partygoers may have returned fire Another drive-by shooting occurred Sunday night near Walterboro though officials with the Walterboro Police Department have yet to release information related to the incident CCSO deputies responded to reports of a third shooting Three vehicles and a nearby storage building were all hit and no injuries were reported Officials said the believed target of Monday's shooting resides at the location of Sunday's shooting in Walterboro and the Colleton County Sheriff's Office believes both incidents stem from Saturday's Bells Highway shooting CCSO released an image of the suspect vehicle in Monday's shooting saying it is an older model 2006-2012 light grey Chevrolet Impala with 5 star rims last seen driving north on 17-A towards Summerville Anyone with information about these incidents is asked to contact CCSO at the non-emergency line (843-549-2211) or by submitting an anonymous tip here. (WCIV) — The Walterboro Police Department (WPD) is seeking the public's help in locating a missing man with several medical conditions Tommie Bowman was last seen by a family member on Feb WPD said Bowman was transported to a hospital on Mar Bowman suffers from "several" medical conditions according to WPD The public is encouraged to contact authorities at 843-549-2211 if anyone has information on Bowman's whereabouts entered into the loving arms of her Savior surrounded by her family following a brave battle with breast cancer she was the daughter of Tina White Harley and the late Tommy Lee Harley.  Following her graduation from Walterboro High School she enrolled at Southern Wesleyan College where she received her bachelor's degree in Addiction Counseling.  Her fervent love of helping others was her passion in life.  She worked for Pillars4Hope-Colleton where she was a counselor for drug and alcohol addiction.  For several years she worked diligently ensuring the seniors of her beloved community received meals through her involvement with Colleton County Council on Aging.  being the integral part that brought them all together.  To her nieces and nephews she was the aunt that was everything.  She dearly loved fishing Michelle lived by the philosophy found in Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” She faced and conquered all of life’s challenges with unwavering faith.  Her life as a Christian was evident to all she encountered.  She was a member of Walterboro Church of God where she was active in many aspects of the church’s work.  At her church she was Chairperson of the Senior Ministry served in the food pantry and had served as a youth leader Surviving in addition to her mother of Walterboro are: the love of her life for 30 years Kevin Scott Colson of Walterboro; her children Ashley Colson (Billy) of Branchville and Scott Colson (Kaylee) of Elloree; brother DeeDee McCubbins (Billy) of Walterboro; brothers-in-law both of Walterboro; and many nieces and nephews.  She was preceded in death by her brother Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to: Susan G Funeral services will be held 1 o’clock Walterboro.  Interment will follow in Glendale Memorial Cemetery The family will receive friends Saturday morning from 11 o’clock until the hour of service in the church sanctuary he was the son of Shari Ann Matthews and Clayton Norwood Legette Let us unite in the fight against suicide and together we can create a difference Your support will aid us in amplifying awareness of warning signs and prevention measures and friend tragically lost his life to depression and anxiety He was a steadfast ally who always offered a helping hand and words of encouragement He put his family first and always spoke the truth We shared many fond memories from the road trips and fun in the sun.  He was his mother’s best friend who she never gave up on.  It's no wonder our Heavenly Father called you home early you will always be on our mind and in our heart We eagerly await the day we are reunited with your warm smile May God envelop you in His glory for all the days of your new life Dillon Davis and Samuel Campbell of Walterboro; grandparents Kimberly Fitts and her husband Jimmy of Walterboro Beverly Legette and her husband Sam of Walterboro; great-grand father all of Walterboro; great aunt and uncle Barbara and Bo Smith of Hollywood; cousins He is preceded in death by his great-grandmother Funeral services will be held 2 o’clock Interment will follow in Glendale Memorial Cemetery The family will receive friends Tuesday afternoon from 1 o’clock until the hour of service at THE BRICE W HERNDON AND SONS FUNERAL CHAPELS AND CREMATORY died in Atlanta after a chase involving police Friday According to TMZ Bailey was pronounced dead at Grady Marcus Trauma Center in Atlanta Friday night He reportedly suffered a severe leg injury while fleeing officers on foot after police responded to an initial disturbance call where he lived before moving to Atlanta at the age of 9 There he would go on to work with artists including Future of the Mashawville Community near Walterboro she was a daughter of the late Clarence and Martha Beckett Ross.  She worked for Colleton County where she retired from the Finance Department.  Mollie was raised and educated in Walterboro where she eventually married and had three beautiful children who became her life.  Things don’t always turn out the way one expects but it’s what you make of it that will always leave a positive impact on the lives around you.   Throughout the years Edward Gadsden and remarried.  Mollie was a woman who loved life.  She loved the quiet scenery of the Great Smokey Mountains.  She loved to bake and paint but most of all she loved her family.  She spent every moment she could with her family and was the finest “Nana” and chaperoning trips.  There wasn’t anywhere that Mollie would go that she wouldn’t make a friend.  She was a strong fighter until the end.  Even in her hard times she wanted to put a smile on other’s faces Melinda McClendon (Martin Singleton) of Hendersonville and Stephanie O’Herien (Nick) of Bamberg; two-step-children Alex Edward Gadsden and Mekayla Paige McQuillan; eight grandchildren and Amy Hatchell; as well as a large host of nieces Funeral services will be conducted at 6 o’clock Thursday evening Walterboro.  The Reverend Rodger Odum officiating.   (WCIV) — A woman sustained serious injuries after being struck by a pickup truck on Charleston Highway at the intersection of Sandy Dam Lane in Walterboro on Sunday evening was hit in an area lacking street lighting The driver of the pickup truck stopped and provided assistance Firefighter-paramedics discovered the woman lying in a ditch near the wood line She reported multiple injuries and received treatment at the scene before being transported by Fire-Rescue Medic 19 to the Trauma Center at Trident Medical Center The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating the accident Crosby and the late Hazel O’Quinn Lemoine.  She was a devoted homemaker that was an excellent southern cook.  She was known for her delicious cakes.  She cared for others and was always willing to put the needs of others before her own Surviving are: her husband of forty-five years Patrick McLauchlin (Skyler) of North Carolina and Susan Abigail McLauchlin of Washington; two sisters Becky Lemoine and Angie Wynn both of Walterboro; a half-brother Vic Crosby of Florida; and five grandchildren and Olive; as well as several nieces and nephews.   She was preceded in death by a brother Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon Walterboro.   The family will receive friends following the funeral ceremony.