The birth of his brother, Michael Balch, followed 14 months later. As an Army Airborne Ranger, Mr. ONeal served tours in Aschaffenburg, Germany, and two tours in Vietnam, where he was awarded two Bronze Stars, a Purple Heart, Combat Infantrymans Badge, Air Medal and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross. She was blessed with more family when she married: Ravelle and Rob Whitener, Kelly and Janice Cain, Robert and Serena Whitener, Adam and Carly Whitener, Tyler and Elizabeth Cain and Caroline and Palmer Rafferty and three great-grandchildren. He was born in Myrtle Beach, the son of Pamela Kitchen of Pawleys Island and Thomas Keller of Garden City. Deaths of Notre Dame alumni. After graduating from medical school, Dr. Mull joined the Air Force as a physician. He earned his most cherished distinction, an honorary doctorate of humane letters, in 1999. She loved her God, her life and her family. They were married for 59 years until his death in 2012. A hammock factory was built, then relocated and the factory converted to shop space. A celebration of her life will be held April 8 at Pawleys Plantation Clubhouse. While claiming it was a family tradition, in reality her attraction to Brenau was its closeness to the men at Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia. Soon the family settled down in North Litchfield. Mary Francis Taylor of Murrells Inlet died Oct. 17 at Waccamaw Community Hospital. Mr. Hollenbaugh was remembered as a kind, compassionate and caring soul who touched many peoples lives both professionally and personally. His wife died in 2021. A memorial service will be held March 19 at 2 p.m. at Goldfinch Funeral Home, Beach Chapel. Known as Sid, he was born Jan. 15, 1949, in Gastonia, N.C., the son of Dr. John Sidney Hood Jr. and Nell Sudduth Hood. He founded National Home Respiratory Care, a home health care provider, in 1990. 364. Last Known Residence. She leaves behind thousands of students and educators she impacted during her life. He retired after a 32-year career at Polkton Manufacturing and settled in DeBordieu. He would rather play music than eat when he was hungry and rarely went a day in life without playing. As in, Yes, officer, I was speeding.. Gualala, founded in 1858, is a seaside village on the southernmost edge of Mendocino County, right next to the wealthy resort community of Sea Ranch. Philip Wesley Comfort of Hagley Estates, a Bible scholar, author and surfer, died Dec. 31. Dr. Thomas W. Kelly Jr. of Murrells Inlet, a dentist who helped train others during his career, died Oct. 2. After college, he entered the IT world before IT was a thing. They moved to Murrells Inlet in 1973. A celebration of his life will be held May 24 at 2 p.m. at The Abbey at Pawleys Island where he served for many years. A funeral mass will be held Aug. 19 at 11 a.m. at Precious Blood of Christ Catholic Church. His sister, Jane Horton Leasman, died before him. He married Martha Dove in 1986. He was a serviceable basketball player, principally a shooting guard with an unstoppable ambidextrous hook shot, but his true gift was golf. She is survived by her five sons, Mark (Betsy), Mike (Patricia), Joe, John (Sonya) and Jim (Helen), and two daughters, Lee Ann and Jean (Winfred); seven grandchildren and six-great grandchildren. He served on the city of Greer Public Works Commission and the board for the Bank of Greer and United Carolina Bank. Put a Manhattan in his hand and watch the mischief come out. He was a kind, caring, and generous man. James Edwin Motley of Murrells Inlet died Sunday at home surrounded by his family. He served as owner and president of the company until retiring in 2011. She will be interred in the family plot at Sherwood Memorial Park in Salem. When she moved into an assisted living facility, Mrs. Hildebrand kept a watchful eye over her fellow residents, making sure their needs were addressed by the staff. Panoramic. The house they moved in to and remodeled was the first house his grandparents owned. In addition, she was an avid bridge player, golfer and tennis player. He also served on the board of the Georgetown County Airport Commission. I think they missed the idea that Pawleys Island is a very casual place; that we like our fun and we dont like to get dressed up to have it, he said. The second oldest of five siblings, she was feisty with dark curly hair and blue eyes. She was also the owner of Cedar Hill Landing Restaurant with her son, Chris. She also enjoyed golf, mahjong and card games, jigsaw puzzles, spending time at the beach, baking cookies for friends and family, traveling with her family, Bible studies and her faith in God. She also took great pride and satisfaction in teaching others to quilt, bake and sing. She is survived by two sons, Arthur Cranwell Boensch (Claudia) and Benjamin Hord Boensch (Cecile); a daughter, Frances Boensch Murdaugh; two step-daughters, Emily Bull Williams (John) and Conyers Bull; 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Richard Grandison Howard of Pawleys Island died April 7 at his home. His favorite people called him Pops.. He was 81. She and Mr. Caughman ran the Garden City Pier for several years. He spent his early years in Audubon, N.J., and spent the majority of his life in Point Pleasant Borough and Galloway Township, N.J. Known as Connie, she was born Jan. 31, 1937, in Sumter, the daughter of Kenneth Emmitt Beck and Rosalie Neyle Beck. Mrs. Britton had a penchant for writing and penned the Panorama column in the Sumter Item as well as the newsletter for the Tuomey Hospital Canteen. Pawleys Island Town Council: Second Mondays, 5 p.m. Town Hall, 323 Myrtle Ave. For details, go to townofpawleysisland.com. He was 86. She is survived by her two sons, Keith A. Goode of Myrtle Beach and Edward G. Goode Jr. of Murrells Inlet. It started as a six-month contract and has continued to operate ever since. Comfort authored more than 15 academic books and six books of poetry. Condolences may be sent at cumbyfuneral.com. Although her teaching career was short-lived, she never lost her appreciation for children and how life is seen through a childs eyes. Lila Murray Fairey of Greenville, a former Pawleys Island area resident, died May 31. The family will receive friends in the fellowship hall following the service. He was 99. This injury inspired him to change his major to pre-med, attend the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where he met his wife, Angela, and ultimately pursue a career as an orthopedic surgeon. Troy was excellent in fulfilling our needs, went over and beyond what I feel any other funeral home would have done." Connie graduated from Edmunds High School, where she was a cheerleader, played the piano for the chorus and was chosen for the May Court. James G. Barnett died March 12 after a courageous battle with cancer. (Bernie) of Naples, Fla., Brenda Queen Thorn (Bill) of Brandywine, W.Va., and Dr. William Frederick Queen (Pat) of Martinsburg, W.Va.; her nieces and nephews, Jaye Christopher Andrews (Andrea), Anne Andrews Hill (Steve), Jeffrey David Rhodes (Victoria), Timothy Allen Rhodes, Wesley Queen (Sarah), Dr. Whitney Queen Spry (Mike), James Moran, Andrew Laird Robinson, Neal Moran Robinson, and 17 grand-nieces and nephews. He and his wife enjoyed entertaining and cooking as members of a gourmet dinner club while residing in Centreville, Va. Mr. ONeal was an accomplished writer and a gifted storyteller. They were married for 54 years before his death in 2020. In addition to his wife, he is survived by his brother, John Bachman Hodge Dargan; his children, Helen Dargan Jones (Robby), Perrin Quarles Dargan III (Lisa) and Louise Dargan Hughes (Allen); his step-sons Charles Freeman Macloskie (Danae) and John Freeman Macloskie; his grandchildren, Mary Helen, Robert and Perrin Jones and Amelia Jones Spiers (Will), Sanders and Annie Dargan, and Chaplin, James, Josh and Dargan Hughes; and his step-grandchildren, Emma, Mary Hope, Amelia and Frampton Macloskie. He won the S.C. From this location, water is distributed by gravity or by pressurization to North Gualala's service area. Memorials may be made to to the Greenville Shriners Childrens Hospital at lovetotherescue.org. 3101 N State St Ukiah, CA 95482. from $3,705 1 bedroom apartments Available Now . Mr. Ferdon was a member of Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church until 1964 when he became a charter member of Herbert Memorial United Methodist Church, where he served as a lay leader. She graduated from Dreher High School and attended nursing school before marrying Milburn G. Caughman Jr. in 1951. He was 81. He was a true character in the Southern sense. Three of them met recently. His father taught him the electrical business, and he was a master electrician in Columbia when he met and married his late wife, Barbara, becoming the father of her two young children. In a demonstration of his resourcefulness, John Henry took his craft on the road, doing enough jewelry shows to get through the winter. She served as principal in Greenwood School District 50 and then Georgetown County Schools. A memorial service was held April 11 at the old All Saints Church. They raised their family in Chicago before moving to Pawleys Island in 1997. Mr. Billings was a member of Holy Cross-Faith Memorial Episcopal Church. He was a founder of the SCPA Hall of Fame. THE BEST THINGS TO DO IN GUALALA, CALIFORNIA ON A LONG WEEKEND 1) ENJOY A HEARTY BREAKFAST AT TRINKS 2) HIKE THE GUALALA BLUFF TRAIL 3) VISIT THE GUALALA POINT REGIONAL PARK 4) STOP BY THE GUALALA ARTS CENTER 5) EXPLORE THE ART GALLERIES 6) SHOPPING IN GUALALA 7) DINE AT COVE AZUL BAR AND GRILL 8) SAIL DOWN THE GUALALA RIVER ON A KAYAK/CANOE Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123. The cause was an unexpected, ruptured blood vessel in her brain. Cynthia Chaplin Nance of Murrells Inlet died Nov. 17, 2022. In 1972, Mrs. Cribb moved back to her home state, planting her roots in Pawleys Island, where she would stay for 50 years. Ms. Joyce will forever be known for her allegiance to her job and the district as a whole. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her sister, Barbra Holmen McKenna (David); her son Thomas A. Jr. (Sandy) and grandchildren Morgan, Caroline and Margaret; her son Sean (Leslie); her daughter Jordan; her son Brian (Claudia) and grandchildren Katie Hanscome (Steve), Brian Jr. (Ashely), Kevin (Bailey) and Molly; her daughter Maura Tapley (John) and grandchildren Rachel, Hillary Tiernan (J.P.) and Erin; her daughter Aileen Hughes (Michael) and grandchildren Neill and Elizabeth; her daughter Patricia Day (Todd) and grandchildren Claire Nelson (Ryan), Courtney Bear (Nathan) and Emily Mike (Phil); and 11 great-grandchildren. She was born Feb. 2, 1925, in Florence, the daughter of John James and Elizabeth Gregg Clemmons. Mr. Motley did sewer treatment work for Grand Strand Water and Sewer and was widely known as the best electrician around. Mary Ann Compton Teetor, who was active in the civic and political life of her former home in Fort Wayne, Ind., died April 3 at her home in Pawleys Island. She was born in Chattanooga, Tenn., the daughter of Robert Henry Moss and Adelaide Moore Moss. Ron Jolly of Murrells Inlet died July 6 at home surrounded by his loved ones after a seven-year battle with brain cancer. In the box titled Select Fund(s), type Vernberg and select the F. Furnished Call Now (707) 513-4845 check availability. She died Feb. 8 at the age of 98. A celebration of his life was held Wednesday at First United Methodist Church. A former resident of Fort Mill, she loved working in her yard, being out in the sunshine, country music, going out to the pier and listening to karaoke. In his youth, he caddied at Firestone Country Club where he learned to play golf. . He leaves behind three children, six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren as well as a devoted companion with whom he shared his life for the last seven years. He was so happy to continue deep sea fishing and boating on a daily basis into retirement. He was a member of the Precious Blood of Christ Catholic Church Catholic Church, where he served as a lector, usher, sacristan and member of the Knights of Columbus. She was also involved with Bethany Christian Services because of her strong belief in the sanctity of life and support for the pro-life movement. Mr. Latta worked for IBM for 34 years, retiring in 2001. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Brain Foundation or a related brain research organization. Mr. Moses was remembered as a man of honesty, integrity, curiosity, humor and kindness who loved his family and the natural world. Mrs. Wolfe had a passion for animals and volunteered with the Florence Area Humane Society doing education programs, pet therapy and rescue work. In the early 1990s, Mr. and Mrs. Averette began traveling with the ABCD (American British Canadian Dutch) golf group, where they met some of their dearest friends traveling through Europe and playing golf. They were married June 24, 1950, and lived in Cincinnati before settling in Fort Wayne. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he never got around to retiring. In 1965, he was awarded a Fulbright-Hays fellowship that funded a year of collaboration with colleagues in Brazil. She is survived by her husband of 34 years, Charles Cain; her son, Brian Kluttz of Pawleys Island; her daughters, Ande Lowe of Concord, N.C., and Erin Ritchie (Mike) of Kernersville; and her grandchildren, Maddie Lowe, Matthew Ritchie, Jackson Lowe and Laura Ritchie. Comfort continued to work for Tyndale from home after moving to Pawleys Island, traveling to Chicago for meetings. In addition to his wife of 56 years, he is survived by his sons, Blinn Latta (Allison) of Pelham, N.Y., and Blake Latta (Penny) of Glen Ellyn, Ill.; his daughter, Laura Clinton (Ryan) of Naperville, Ill.; his grandchildren, Nathan, Megan, Caroline and Henry Latta, Sean, Conor, Jack, and Colleen Clinton, and Elizabeth and William Latta; his sister, Sue Caldarelli, of Pass Christian, Miss., and his brother, Tim Latta, of Vista, Calif., who came to live with Jerry and Susan at the age of 9 after their parents died. He served his Lord and his congregations in his Episcopal and Anglican parishes on the vestry, as senior warden and long-time treasurer. She spent her summers in McClellanville. She was a member of the Church of the Master, Westerville, Ohio, where she sang in the choir. She spent a few years as a first-grade teacher before starting her own family. Mr. Ackerman began teaching music and became the high school band director in Highland Park, N.J. Improvising and composing became a passion during these years. He cherished the memories made with family and friends, especially around the dinner table in the house he was instrumental in building and that he lovingly maintained over the years. A fairly recent phenomenon is the archiving of these Gualala obituaries, first through microfilm, and then through online databases. A funeral service will be held at 4 p.m. today at First Presbyterian Church in Greenville. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 60 in Port Jefferson Station, N.Y. He was an inaugural member of the advisory board for the resort and tourism program at Coastal Carolina University, where the family held football season tickets. Georgetown County Council: Second and fourth Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m., Council Chambers, 129 Screven St., Georgetown. She graduated from Hartford City High School and met Robert Gene Hildebrand. They always enjoyed the beach, camping at Ocean Lakes campground for many years before purchasing their second home in Murrells Inlet after Hurricane Hugo. There will be a memorial service scheduled at a later date. He would spend each morning on the beach in worship of Gods creation and talking to Jesus. Known as Deede, she was born March 18, 1949, in Washington, D.C., the daughter of Victor and Martha Conklin Spector. He was a member of the National Board of Advisors of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and chairman of its Southern Region Board of Advisors for four years. Little Doc grew up at Waverly, which his great-grandfather bought in 1871, and Pawleys Island. Perched just outside of the northern-most edge of the Sonoma County coast in Mendocino and nestled into craggy bluffs at the mouth of the Gualala River, the peaceful village of Gualala has a uniquely mild micro-climate. Joyce married Edward G. Goode in Philadelphia. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Watauga Humane Society, P.O. He repeatedly taught me how to live life to the fullest, recover from the hard knocks and love people unconditionally. Together they fulfilled Pams dream of breeding, raising, showing and selling Friesian horses by establishing Shady Nook Farm on land that once belonged to his grandfather and uncle. The lifelong resident of Bennettsville was editor and publisher emeritus of the Marlboro Herald-Advocate, McColl Messenger and The Marlboro Shopper, and former president of Marlboro Publishing Co. Inc. He was 86. Everyone knew Charlie, Mr. In June 1953, she married Arnold Erhard Johanson. Memorials may be made to St. Andrews United Methodist Church, 1980 Columbia Rd., Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 or Veteran Village State Veterans Home, 1200 E. National Cemetery Rd., Florence, SC 29506. In addition to her husband and parents, two daughters, Katherine Breland and Alice Metzendorf, died before her, as did a grandson, Benjamin Lucas Boensch, and two sisters, Alice Hutson and Mary Easley. When Osteen and Warren Johnston started the Pawleys Island Crawfish Festival, John Henry became its first director. He worked for IBM Corp., PCA International, Fritch Butterfield Co., Prime Equities and Goodyear & Associates. He was an avid Boston sports fan, enjoyed cooking and loved spending time at the beach. He was remembered as an adventurous and daring man who loved life, friends including furry ones and family. There he was introduced to his future wife, Margaret Ren Pegues. The family will receive friends at the church one hour before the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Waccamaw Elementary School PTO, 1364 Waverly Rd., Pawleys Island, SC 29585 or to Friends of the Waccamaw Library, 41 St. Paul Place, Pawleys Island, SC 29585. He served in the Air Force, which is where he received his nickname. 38050 Ocean Ridge Dr Gualala, CA 95445 $659,000 Single Family Active MLS # 322077460 2 Beds 2 Total Baths 1,500 Sq. Mr. Halpin went on to become a member of the Local 41 Elevator Union. She instilled in their children a strong sense of faith, family and community. He did many good deeds for others and wanted no recognition for them. She is survived by her children, Carolyn Eberly of New Albany, Ohio, Scott Lemmon of Canton, Ohio, and Stephen Lemmon of North Canton; her grandchildren, Casey Harmon (Drew) of Sunbury, Ohio, and Lauren Eberly of Westerville; her sister, Carol Coate (Barrie) of Fairfield, Calif.,; her brother, John Riehl (Beverly) of Strongsville, Ohio; two nieces and three nephews. Why cant we have a plantation village? he wondered. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Legacy Fund of Lenoir Rhyne University, Attn: Bears Club, P.O. As a founding member of Epworth United Methodist Church, he served faithfully in the church and in the community. After retiring to Pawleys Island, he started Rudolphs Antique Clocks, both repairing and collecting them. He was remembered by colleagues and employees as a generous leader who was eager to share his time and talents, and always wanted to see others succeed. He channeled his love of wrestling and football into diving, deep-sea fishing, swimming and surfing. She worked in social services and for the Colleton County School District. Weekly newspaper published in Gualala, covering the 'Mendonoma' coast. Her brothers, Charles W. Compton and David Meid Compton, and her sisters-in-law, Kathryn C. Compton and Constance T. Rodie, died before her. When Mr. Caughman joined Jeff Hunt Machinery Co. as a private boat captain, the couple moved back to Columbia. A celebration of her life was held Dec. 21 at Schoedinger Worthington Funeral Home. Hotels in Gualala, California Find the best deals for Gualala, California hotels. She served as a eucharistic minister and worked with Birthright in Georgetown. View Deal. She was born Maryan Alice Roberts on March 13, 1931, in Columbia, the daughter of Walter J. Roberts and Edna Morris Roberts. For over 65 years, Mr. Kinney spearheaded and led community, state and national improvement efforts through his newspaper and personal service. She was born Oct. 1, 1928, in Kingstree, the daughter of Beulah and Hugh Gamble. She enjoyed painting, beach walks, South Carolina history, political history and carpentry. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. Born Nov. 14, 1956, he grew up on Peachtree Street in Gaffney. He was frequent organizer of benefits for community causes, and was remembered as someone who was always willing to help people in need. Georgetown County Council: Second and fourth Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m., Council Chambers, 129 Screven St., Georgetown. Mr. Barber had a long, successful career in the Charlotte area as a marketing and sales leader. He moved to the Pawleys Island area in 2000 and moved to Boone to be closer to family in 2010, but continued to visit every summer. Relocating to South Carolina in 1975, Rev. She liked her quiet and her Kat Martin, her bread buttered and bacon crisp. She also operated the Garden City Post Office inside her gift shop for several years. Chico quickly became a term of endearment and the nickname stuck with him for the rest of his life. "very caring staff. He would complain of being broke, but then buy dinner for an entire table. The median age of the male population is 47.5 and the female population is 47.7. In 1974, he was chosen as chief of dentistry for the VA Medical Center in Fayetteville, N.C., where he also served as chief of staff. He was 82. Mr. Baldwin also had an interest in politics. So he did. Mr. Kinney attended the University of South Carolina College of Journalism from 1954 to 1955. Her family thanked the staff at National Healthcare and Caris Hospice for their care. Dr. Ted Sherrill and the Rev. For details, go to gcsd.k12.sc.us. He joined Golf Battery, Third Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment, Third Marine Division at Khe Sanh Combat Base near the DMZ. Richard James Bubber Ferdon Jr. of Georgetown died April 29 at Veteran Village in Florence. He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Marilyn Langley; his sister Salley Batson (Elliott) of Greenville; his sons, Russell Langley (Robin) of Charlotte, Christopher Langley (Beth) of Spartanburg and Brian Langley (Kerry) of Buford, Ga.; his daughter, Inger Lilleoer (Hans) of Denmark; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Fred Young Funeral Home. She was married to Charles Tiller. His first wife, Judith LeShanna Barber, died before him as did another sister, Margaret Fehrs. Prices start at C$ 197 per night, and house . He was past president of the S.C. He had passions for reading and sports. She loved bridge and played until the games were stopped in 2020 by the pandemic. He was 89. His extensive travels created a sense that the world is a big place that you have to see to understand, but there is also a common thread of humanity that exceeds geographical boundaries. Tommy graduated from high school at Darlington School in Rome, Ga., and from The Citadel in the class of 1964. Mrs. Testa enjoyed travel, fashion, decorating, music and theater. He graduated in 1959 from Woodberry Forest School in Virginia, where he was co-captain of the football team, struggled to pass French and later served on the board of trustees. Some people call it gwa-LA-la, but the natives call it wa-LA-la. He is survived by his wife of 23 years, Mickie S. Barber; two daughters, Lawson Evrenidis (Basil) of Pittsboro, N.C., and Lesley Toutain (Stephan) of West Hartford, Conn.; his stepchildren, Justin Parlier (Amy) of Boone and Natasha Beachum (Jerry) of Monroe, N.C.; his grandchildren, Jonathon Powell, Ashley Powell, Chloe Toutain, Winston Toutain, Loic Toutain, Brandy Shook, Derik Beachum (Alexis) and Jake Beachum; his sisters, Ann Foust of Charlotte and Joan Davis (Dave) of Atlanta; and numerous nieces and nephews. In 2001, they got a contract from the U.S. A graveside service will be held Saturday at the Rose Hill Cemetery in Marion. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimers Association, P.O. She brought him back to life and they spent the last 24 years together.

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