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Items for sale
360 red BRICKS for sale. 25 cent each. Call
772-7294.
ANTIQUES... 1920s-30s golden oak round kitchen
table, $425; (2) late night 19th century cast-iron
columns, 8 ft. tall, $350 each; solid brass
ship’s port hole, $250; cast-iron garden wash
basin, mid 19th century, $250; cast-iron
ornamental light support, $750; commercial range
oven and cook top (for restaurant), gas, $300 each
or both for $500. Call 912-858-5454.
Sofa, $50; Chair, $45; Large Entertainment Center,
$45. Call 920-4588.
Used Go-Kart, two seater, 6 HP, torque converter, good condition, $350. Call 826-5116 Monday thru Friday, 9 til 6. THE SPIRIT WORKS! |
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Obituaries
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Earl J. Pack,
Sr.
Earl J. Pack, Sr.,
79, or Guyton, died Sunday, May 6,
2007, at the Savannah Hospice Home
following a brief illness. He was
he son of the late John Franklin
and Edith Carver Pack. He was born
in Copper Hill, Ten. On November
27, 1927 and was a retired Welder
/ Maintenance worker from Potlatch
Paper Company in Ark. He was a
member of the Hwy 30 Church of
Christ, and a World War II
veteran, serving in the U.S. Navy.
He was a faithful member of
Alcoholics Anonymous and performed
the prison ministry at the Dumas
State prison for several years.
Survivors include:
A sister, Lillian Conner of
Guyton, Ga. Three sons, Earl J.
Pack, Jr. of Newport, Wa; Larry C.
Pack of Ellabell, Ga; Marcus D.
Pack of Rentz, Ga. Three
daughters, Earline F. Woods of
Bluffton, SC; Sheari D. Spurlock
of Homosassa, Fl; Carol M. Sisak
of New Kensington, Pa; 29
Grandchildren, 20
Great-Grandchildren, 1
Great-Great-Granddaughter, a
number of beloved nieces and
nephews, Christian brothers and
sisters and his AA Family. A
memorial service will be at a
later date. Remembrances can be
sent to the Hwy 30 Church of
Christ, Building Fund, 1952 Noel
C. Conaway Rd., Guyton, Ga 31312.
Fairhaven Funeral
Home & Crematory was in charge
of all arrangements.
Warren O. Rahn
Guyton - Warren O.
Rahn, 84, died Thursday, May 10,
2007 at Effingham Extended Care.
The Effingham
County native was a member of New
Providence Baptist Church. He was
a retired Electrician and worked
with his wife at Rahn’s Fashion.
He served in the U.S. Army during
WWII where he received the Purple
Heart.
Survivors include
his daughter and son-in-law,
Barbara and Jerry Scott of
Springfield; 2 granddaughters,
Alicia Brinson and Joseph of
Hodgeville and Lori Hood and Tim
of Springfield; 5
great-grandchildren, Lyndsey,
McKenzie, and Kristen Brinson,
Tyler Hood, and Taylor Smith;
sister, Arlene Barner of Garden
City; and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services
were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at
New Providence Baptist Church.
Interment was in
the Guyton Cemetery.
Remembrances may be
given to Hospice Savannah, P.O.
Box 13190, Savannah, GA 31416.
Thomas C.
Strickland & Sons Funeral
Home, Effingham Chapel, was in
charge of all arrangements.
John Thomas
Stewart
John Thomas
Stewart, 85 of Savannah passed
away peacefully on Friday May 11,
2007 at his residence under the
care of Hospice Savannah Inc. He
was preceded in death by his wife
of 55 years, Lillian Williams
Stewart.
John was born and
raised in Savannah and was a
retired welder from Chatham Steel
after 19 years of service, a
member of the Jazz Club at the
Rose of Sharon and a member of
Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
He is survived by 2
daughters; Kathy Stewart,
Elizabeth Walthour both of
Hinesville, GA; a brother, James
Jackson of Savannah, Ga. 4
grandchildren, John, Joseph
Stewart, Jontae White, Jazaria
Walthour.
Funeral Service:
11:00 a.m. Friday May 18 in the
chapel of Fairhaven Funeral Home
with Prophet Walter Wright,
(nephew of the deceased) will
officiate.
Burial: Miles
Branch Church Cemetery in
Blitchton.
Fairhaven Funeral
Home and Crematory is in charge of
all arrangements.
Mr. Anthony Gene
Smiley
Savannah-Mr.
Anthony Gene Smiley, 49, died on
Monday, May 14, 2007 at East
Georgia Regional Medical Center.
The Chatham County
native was a Georgia Bulldog Fan
and he enjoyed playing darts,
basketball and dancing. He was
preceded in death by his parents,
Gene R. and Betty Lou Smiley.
Survivors include
his sisters, Lisa Michelle Howe of
Pooler and Pamela Cannon of
Sylvania and several nieces,
nephews, aunts, uncles and
cousins.
Funeral services
were held at 1 p.m. on Thursday in
the chapel of the funeral home
with burial at Forest Lawn
Memory Gardens.
Friends may sign
the online register book at www.stricklandandsonsfuneralhome.com.
Thomas C.
Strickland & Sons Funeral
Homes, West Chatham Chapel, was in
charge of all arrangements.
Mr. Ralph David
George
December 31, 1924 -
May 15, 2007
Garden City-Mr.
Ralph George, 82, beloved father,
grandfather, great-grandfather,
and
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