CHEROKEE COUNTY, SC OBIT
Kathleen Camp Peeler - Gaffney Ledger, The;
Friday, October 4, 2002
MOORESBORO, NC – Kathleen Camp Peeler, 91, of 2453 McCraw Rd., died Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2002, in Cleveland Regional Medical Center, Shelby.
Born in Gaffney, she was the widow of Clarence Odis Peeler and daughter of the late Raymond Oscar Camp and the late Lillian Delora Arnold Camp. She was a homemaker and member of Lavonia Baptist Church.
Surviving are four sons, Buddy Roger Peeler and his wife Mollie of Mooresboro, Bobby Joel Peeler and his wife Nancy of Gaffney, Don Marshall Peeler and his wife Joann of Ellenboro, and Clarence Edward Peeler and his wife Janice of Mooresboro; three daughters, Vivian Safarah Orr and her husband Walter Herbert of Gaffney, Brenda Joyce McSwain and her husband Leonard of Shelby, and Shelba Jean Lovelace of Mooresboro; a son-in-law, Charles Ivey of Gaffney; 24 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.
In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Peeler was preceded in death by a daughter, Sandra Antaphy Ivey.
Services will be held today at 4 p.m. at Lavonia Baptist Church, conducted by the Revs. Buddy Morehead and Jack Pennington. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Body will be placed in the church at 3:30 p.m.
Pallbearers will be her grandsons and honorary pallbearers will be Garrison McCray and Greg Cooper.
The family is at the home.
Memorials may be made to Lavonia Baptist Church, 2841 Camps Creek Church Rd., Mooresboro, N.C., 28114; or American Diabetes Association, P.O. Box 10794, Greenville, S.C. 29603.
Arrangements by Shuford-Hatcher Funeral Home.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, SC OBIT
J. B. Camp - Gaffney Ledger, The
J.B. Camp - Retired Duke Power employee
Deacon J. B. Camp, 77, of 405 W. Birnie St., died Wednes-day, April 11, 2000, at his home.
A native of Rutherfordton, NC, he was the husband of Helen Morris Camp and son of the late Moses Camp and the late Laura Green Camp. He was a member of Mikes Creek Baptist Church where he served as a deacon and member of the All Male Chorus. He was a World War II veteran, serving in the U.S. Army. He was retired from Duke Power and Summit Security.
Also surviving are four sons, John Link Camp of Spartanburg, Howard Lee Camp and Avery Camp of Gaffney and Roger Gene Camp of Gastonia, NC; three daughters, Lois Camp Oglesby of Charlotte, NC, Debrah Camp Blanton and Rebecca Camp Armstrong of Gaffney; one sister, Laura Mae Watkins of Gaffney; 15 grandchildren, three reared in the home as children, Shondra Grey Camp, Timothy Oglesby of Norfolk, VA, and Reginald Oglesby of Charlotte; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Mikes Creek Baptist Church conducted by Dr. S. M. Johnson; Dr. J. W. Sanders ,Sr.; Dr. Leon C. Rector; Dr. C. V. Owens and the Revs. Tony Macomson; Jerry Manning; Curry Wray and Sammy Leach. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be placed in the church at 2 p.m.
Pallbearers will be the Deacons and Trustees of the church. Honorary pallbearers will be Willie Proctor, Mandret Wilkins, Herman Wood and Roy P. Ratchford. Flower bearers will the deaconesses and wives of the trustees of the church. Foster Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
CHEROKEE COUNTY, SC OBIT
Mrs. Beenie Camp LeMaster, 89, of 422 S. Limestone St., Gaffney, SC, died July 31, 2005, at her residence.
A native of Cherokee County, she was the widow of the late Dr. Hamlet Wilkins LeMaster. She was a homemaker and former school teacher.
Survivors: daughters, Miss Nancy J. LeMaster of Pendleton, SC, and Mrs. Judy L. Bailey and husband, Roger, of Union, S.C.; grandchildren, Catherine Bailey Childers and husband, Jason, and Miss Nancy Brooke Bailey; and great-grandson, William Bailey Childers.
Visitation will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. today, Aug. 2, 2005, at Shuford-Hatcher Funeral Home, Downtown location. Services will follow in the chapel at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Grassy Pond Baptist Church Cemetery.
The family will be at the residence.
Memorials may be made to the charity of one's choice.
Shuford-Hatcher Funeral Home is serving the family.
Published in The Greenville News: 08-02-2005
Posted on October 28, 2004
William Horace Camp
CHESNEE, SC-- William Horace Camp, 94, of 4593 Chesnee Highway, died Wednesday, October 27, 2004, at his home. He was the husband of Beatrice Lewis Camp
Posted on May 27, 2004
GREENVILLE COUNTY, SC OBIT
Thomas M. Drake - Hilton Head Island
Thomas Mitchell Drake, 74, of Hilton Head Island, and formerly of Greenville, died Wednesday at St. Joseph/Candler Hospital in Savannah, GA.
He was born on April 23, 1931, in Salisbury, NC, and was the son of the late Margaret Isabel (CAMP) Drake Crutchfield and Nathan Maxwell Drake.
He graduated from Greenville High School and was a graduate of Furman University and Duke University. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War.
He taught political science at Furman University and then at West Virginia University. He was a liaison with the College of the Virgin Islands and retired from the West Virginia State Supreme Court Law Library.
He was a member of the St. Andrews Episcopal Church and more recently St. Michael's Lutheran Church. He was a faithful member of the church choir.
He was very loving and devoted to his children and grandchildren. He was an avid reader and moviegoer.
He is survived by a son, Timothy Maxwell Drake; three daughters, Laura Drake Cunningham, Patricia Drake Clark and Margaret Drake Clark; five grandchildren, Lucas and Andrew Cunningham, Wilson and Emily Clark, and Olivia Anne MacIsaac; a sister Alice Drake Cantey; and nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Anne Burnette Drake; and second wife, Gloria Drake; and a sister, Patricia Drake DiMiere.
A memorial service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005, at St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Greenville, with the Rev. Robert Miles officiating, followed by a reception with the family.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Michael's Lutheran Church, 2619 Augusta Road, Greenville, SC 29605.
The Island Funeral Home and Crematory is in charge of arrangements.
Published in The Greenville News: 10-01-2005
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, SC OBIT
SPARTANBURG, SC-- Alton Thomas Jack Camp, 86, of 442 St. Andrews Street, died Tuesday, May 25, 2004, at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center. Born September 8, 1917, in Spartanburg County, he was the son of the late Alton Thomas and Sally Taylor Camp and the husband of the late Dorothy Lunette Cooper. He was retired from Spartan Mills with over 40 years of service, and was a member of Una First Freewill Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Eugene Camp, of Spartanburg; three step-sons, Gene Cooper, David Cooper, and Don Cooper, all of Spartanburg; two sisters, Leda Harding and Ida Greer, both of Mayo; a brother, Horace Camp, of Mayo; nine grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and his former wife, Cathleen Fowler Camp. He was predeceased by a sister, Lela Fowler.
Memorial services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, May 28, 2004, at Una First Freewill Baptist Church conducted by the Rev. Kenneth Cash.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Una First Freewill Baptist Church, P.O. Box 283, Una, SC 29378.
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Hazel C. (CAMP) IVEY
CLOVER, SC-- Mrs. Hazel C. (CAMP) IVEY, 60, of 1735 Pacolet Highway, died April 4, 2004, at 2338 Cabe Road, Clover, SC.
Hazel C. Ivey - Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Apr/6/2004)
Jan. 14, 2005
Jackson Camp
TRAVELERS REST, SC-- Jackson Lee Camp, 66, of 1951 Hwy #414 died January 12, 2005.
A native of Polk County, he was the son of the late Herbert Thomas and Ruth High Camp and husband of Shirley Belue Camp. He was employed at Shedd Foods and a member of O'Neal Church of God. He served in the U.S. Navy and was president of Troop #229 Sportsman Club.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by three sons, Terry Lee Camp of Tigerville, Ricky Thomas Camp of Landrum and Timothy James Camp of Greenville; a daughter, Deborah Smith of Spartanburg; a brother, Ed Camp of Tryon; two sisters, Juanita Staton of Landrum and Louise Frady of Columbia; five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
The familiy will receive friends from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Friday, at Petty Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, at Petty Funeral Chapel, conducted by Rev. Joel W. Poole and Rev. T. J. Marcus. Burial will be in Campobello Cemetery.
The family is at the home.
Petty Funeral Home- Landrum
Paid Funeral Notice
Clarence Owens, 68, of 428 Childress Road, husband of the late Betty Sue
Camp Owens, died at 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, 2002, at his home.
Mr. Owens was born in Pickens County, a son of the late Joseph Marshall and
Myra Jane Brooks Owens. He was a retired carpenter with Watkins Development
Co. Mr. Owens played guitar and dobro for Foothills Gospel Group, and also
for Sounds of Victory Gospel Group. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps
during the Korean conflict. Mr. Owens was a member of Glassy Mountain View
Baptist Church, where he was Sunday school superintendent.
Surviving are three sons and daughters-in-law, Clarence Junior Owens and his
wife, Carol, of Dacusville, Clyde Marshall Owens and his wife, Lynne, of
Dacusville, and Toby Shane Owens and his wife, Beth, of Dacusville; a
daughter and son-in-law, Mira Sue Owens Edens and her husband, Robert, of
Seneca; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and a special friend,
Bertha Mae Hayes, of Pickens. He was predeceased by a son, Kenneth Earl
Camp, and a brother, W. C. Owens.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the chapel of Robinson Funeral
Home, conducted by the Rev. Phil Dyar. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial
Park.
Escort of honor will be the Jerry Fant Sunday School Class of Glassy
Mountain View Baptist Church.
The body is at Robinson Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends
from 6 to 8 tonight. The family is at the home of a son: Clarence Junior
Owens, 320 Garren Road, Easley, SC.
Betty Sue Camp Owens, 67, of 428 Childress Road, died Sunday, July 29, 2001,
at Palmetto Baptist Medical Center.
Born in Toccoa, GA, a daughter of Clyde Alberta Camp of Easley, and the
late Alice Jane Stockton Camp. Mrs. Owens was employed by Park Place
Furniture of Greenville. She was a member of Glassy Mountain View Baptist
Church, where she belonged to Jerry Fant's Sunday School Class, and was also
Assistant Sunday School Superintendent.
Surviving in addition to her father are her husband, Clarence Owens, of the
home; three sons, Clarence Owens Jr. and his wife Carol, of Greenville,
Clyde Marshall "Marty" Owens and his wife Lynne, and Toby Shane Owens, and
his wife Beth, all of Easley; a daughter and son-in-law, Mira Sue "Sissy"
and Robert Edens, of Seneca; a brother and sister-in-law, Cecil and Barbara
Camp, of Easley; two sisters, Mary Nell Barrett of Greenville, and Helen
Josephine Duncan and her husband Harold, of Six Mile; eight grandchildren;
and five great-grandchildren. Mrs. Owens was predeceased by a son, Kenneth
Earl Camp; and a grandson, Rodney Justin Camp.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Robinson
Funeral Home, with the Revs. Ricky Harris, Clyde McCollum and Michael
Sargent officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Escort of
Honor will be Jerry Fant's Sunday School Class.
The body is at Robinson Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today.
The family is at the home of a son, Marty Owens, 414 Childress Road, Easley,
SC 29640.
Clyde Camp
Easley
Clyde A. Camp, 94, formerly of 3645 Saluda Dam Road, died Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003, at Riverside Nursing Center.
Born in Toccoa, Ga., a son of the late Clifton and Minnie Hill Camp. Mr. Camp was formerly employed as a lineman with Ballenger Electric Company and was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving are two sons, Cecil Camp, of Liberty, and Bradley Scott Camp, of Easley; two daughters, Helen Duncan, of Six Mile, and Blanch Mary Barrett, of Greenville; two brothers, Julius Camp, of Greenville, and Hubert Camp, of Easley; a sister, Grace Clark, of Easley; ten grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents, Mr. Camp was predeceased by his wife, Alice Stockton Camp.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Robinson Funeral Home-Downtown, with the Rev. Roger Todd officiating. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Visitation will be from 6 to 8 tonight at the funeral home.
The family is at the home.
Robinson Funeral Home-Downtown is assisting the family with arrangements.
Published in The Greenville News: 12-11-2003
Greenville - Clarence "Ed" Edward Camp, 80, formerly of 121 White Circle, died Saturday, Sept. 14, 2002.
Born in Stephens County, Ga., he was the husband of the late Sarah Spearman Camp and the son of the late N.J. and Lizzie Massey Camp.
Mr. Camp was retired from Ashworth Brothers, a member of Monaghan Baptist Church, Brandon Chapter No. 92 O.E.S., and Brandon Mason Lodge No. 279 A.F.M.
Surviving are three sons, G. Edwin Wilson, of Brevard, N.C., Charles Jerry Wilson of Haynesville, Va., and C. Norman Wilson of Piedmont; a sister, Mae C. Messer of Greenville; seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home, Northwest. Funeral services will be at 12 noon Tuesday in the funeral home chapel with burial in Graceland Cemetery West.
Family members are at their respective homes.
Published in The Greenville News: 09-16-2002
Gaffney
Colie Bernard Camp, 62, of 405 E. Frederick St., died Thursday, July 18, 2002.
Survivors: Wife, Doris Akers Camp; daughters, Crystal C. McCleod and Jennifer C. Aherns; sons, Michael L. and Richard L. Camp; sisters, Wanda Quinton, Barbara Wilson and Bernice Pridgen; brothers, Robert and Wilbern Camp; and four grandchildren.
Rosary service: 7 p.m. today at Shuford-Hatcher Funeral Home, with visitation from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Service: 2 p.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Memorials: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Building Fund, 407 Grace St., Gaffney, SC 29340. Family: 143 E. Third St., Gaffney.
Published in The Greenville News: 07-19-2002
Zirconia, NC
Delia A. Camp, a loving mother, grandmother, sister and friend, died Wednesday afternoon in her home from a sudden illness. A daughter of the late Ernest F. Bayne and Delia Ward Bayne. She had lived most of her life in Henderson County, and was the wife of the late William Hoyt Camp, who died in 1996. She was preceded in death by her son, Leon Camp, who died in 1997.
Formerly of Greenville County, Mrs. Camp was associated with Green River and J.P. Stevens Mill, retiring in 1981 with 40 years of service. She was a member of Mountain Valley Baptist Church.
Funeral services will be held at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 4, 2002, at Mountain Valley Baptist Church, with the Revs. Oliver Skeritt and Harold McKinnish officiating. Burial will be at Poplar Springs Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday evening in the chapel of Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors.
Surviving are her daughters, Donivie Barnett of Travelers Rest, and Vera Wise of Zirconia; two sisters, Ida Mae Fowler of Pickens, and Jewell Bayne of Travelers Rest; 12 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren. — Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors are in charge of arrangements.
Published in The Greenville News: 08-02-2002
Greenville, SC
Sarah Spearman Camp, 81, of 121 White Circle, died Friday, March 15, 2002, at Saint Francis Hospital, Downtown.
Born in Anderson County, she was the wife of Clarence Edward "Ed" Camp, and a daughter of the late George Luther and Lillie Clardy Spearman.
Mrs. Camp was a member of Mongahan Baptist Church, where she was a Sunday School nursery worker. She was also a member of Brandon Chapter No. 92 O.E.S.
Surviving in addition to her husband are three sons, G. Edwin Wilson of Brevard, N.C., Charles Jerry Wilson of Hanesville, Va., and C. Norman Wilson of Piedmont; a sister, Dorothy S. Martin of Dillon, S.C.; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be today from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home, Northwest. Funeral services will be Monday at noon in the funeral home chapel with the Rev. Barry Dilworth and Dr. Eddie Green officiating. Burial will follow in Graceland Cemetery, West. The family is at the residence.
Published in The Greenville News: 03-17-2002
Posted Jan. 2, 2006
Gaston Gazette, The (Nov/1/2003)
KINGSTREE, SC -- Dorothy "Tabby" Camp Cain, 63, died April 13, 2001 at the Carolinas Hospital System, Florence, SC.
She was a native of Cades, SC, daughter of the late Willie Sr. and Nancy Fulton Camp, member Wilson Chapel First Missionary Baptist Church, later attended the House of God No. 1 Holiness Church.
SURVIVORS: Husband, Willie James Cain Sr., Lake City, SC; sons and daughters-in-law, Samuel Cain, Bishopville, SC; Willie and Sandra James Cain Jr., Kingstree; Rev. Wendell and Wanda Cain, Alphonso L. and Verdell Cain, Alpheus R. Cain, Gastonia; daughters, Linda A. Cain, Columbia, SC; Nancy L. Cain, Gastonia; Barbara A. Cain, Scranton, SC; Shanette Cain, the home; brothers and sisters-in-law, Marion Camp, Kingstree; Joe and Willie Mae McClary, Lake City; Roger Major, Alaska; Willie Camp, Florence; sisters and brothers-in-law, Willie Dean and Joe Meadows, Nashville; Ruth Miller, Josephine Tisdale, Kingstree; Gail and Larry Sessions, Stella Grady, Judy and Sammie Singletary, Lillie Ann and Amos Cooper, Carolyn Burgess, Lake City; stepmother, Lillie Bell Camp, Lake City; brother-in-law, Abraham Cain, Deerfield, FL; sisters-in-law, Florence Graham, Lake City, Lee and Willie Cooper, Hattie and David Cooper, Deerfield, TN; aunt, Rutha Mae Fulton, Kingstree; special niece and nephew, Shirley Tisdale, Billie Joe Tisdale, Kingstree; special friends, Nancy McClary, Deloris Gatlin, Kingstree; 19 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews; relatives and friends.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Children, Billie, Larry, Mildred and Allen Cain
FUNERAL: 3 p.m. Friday, House of God No. 1 Holiness Church, Lake City, Bishop Amos Major, Rev. Wendell Cain
BURIAL: White Oak Cemetery
VISITATION: At the home of Shanette Cain, 44 Babylon Road, Cedar Hills Subdivision, Kingstree
ARRANGEMENTS: Richardson Funeral Home
Spartanburg
Woodrow Wilson Camp Sr., 89, of 653 Glendalyn Ave., died Sunday, Nov. 3, 2002.
Survivors: Wife, Caroline Evans Camp; daughters, Nancy C. Marley, Joyce C. Lee and Emily C. Bryson; sons, Wilson Camp Jr. and Jerry T. Camp; sisters, Mamie Lou Price and Betty Greene; 12 grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren.
Visitation: 10 to 11 a.m. today, at Floyd's Greenlawn Chapel, with the service at 11 a.m.
Omit flowers. Memorials: Southside Baptist Church Building Fund, 316 S. Church St., Spartanburg, SC 29306. Family: 208 Greengate Lane, Spartanburg
Published in The Greenville News: 11-05-2002
Greenwood
Smith Hardin Camp, 84, of 713 Logan Court, widower of Nora Willie Garren Camp, died June 23, 2001.
He was a son of the late Jessie P. and Martha Ridley Grant Camp. Retired: Fire Chief, City of Greenwood Fire Department after 49 years.
Survivors: children, William Garren Camp and Ann C. McCune of Greenwood, and Jennie C. Kudgins of Columbia; brother, William Marshall "Jack" Camp; and 14 grandchildren.
Service: 11 a.m. Tuesday at Main Street United Methodist. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home. Burial: Oakbrook Memorial Park.
Memorials: Hospice Care of the Piedmont, 408 West Alexander Ave., Greenwood, SC 29646. — Blyth Funeral Home.
Published in The Greenville News: 06-25-2001
Easley, SC
Mary Joyce Williams Camp, 93, of 122 Cedar Circle, died Monday, Jan. 13, 2003, at Palmetto Health Baptist Hospital.
Born in Toccoa, Ga., she was the daughter of the late William H. and Henrietta Watson Williams. Mrs. Camp was a homemaker and was a member of Agnew Road Baptist Church in Greenville.
Surviving are a son, Watson E. Camp, of Easley; three daughters, Mary Louise Gilstrap, Margaret Hiles and Guynell Jones, all of Easley; a sister-in-law, Grace Williams, of Toccoa, Ga.; a special friend, Lucretia Howell, of Greer; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Camp was predeceased by her husband, Thorie Jewill Camp; a son, Thomas Austin Camp; and three brothers, Guy, Tommy and Harrison Williams.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, in the Robinson Funeral Home Chapel, with the Revs. Jeff Miller, Gary Gwinn and Alan Sorrells officiating. Burial will be at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Honorary escort will be the Ladies Sunday School Class of Agnew Road Baptist Church and Bill Gilstrap.
The body is at Robinson Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends tonight, from 7 to 8:30.
The family is at the home of a daughter: Margaret Hiles, 118 Cedar Circle, Easley, SC 29642.
Published in The Greenville News: 01-14-2003
Pansy L. Camp - Easley, SC
Pansy Lee Camp, 56, of 210 North Jamestown Drive, died Sept. 15, 2004, at Palmetto Baptist Healthcare.
Born in Pickens County, she was a daughter of the late Iva Leo Allen and Reba Aiken Allen. She was a homemaker and was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving are her husband, Gwynn Camp, of the home; a daughter, Brandi Morgan, of Easley; a son, Brad Camp, of Easley; four brothers; and three grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. today, Sept. 17, 2004, at Dillard Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18, 2004, at Hillcrest Memorial Park.
Dillard Funeral Home is serving the family of Mrs. Camp.
Published in The Greenville News: 09-17-2004
Jackson Camp - Travelers Rest, SC
Jackson Lee Camp, 66, of 1951 Highway #414, died Jan. 12, 2005.
A native of Polk County, he was the son of the late Herbert Thomas and Ruth High Camp, and husband of Shirley Belue Camp.
He was employed at Shedd Foods and a member of O'Neal Church of God. He served in the U.S. Navy and was president of Troop #229 Sportsman Club.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by three sons, Terry Lee Camp of Tigerville, Ricky Thomas Camp of Landrum and Timothy James Camp of Greenville; a daughter, Deborah Smith of Spartanburg; a brother, Ed Camp of Tryon; two sisters, Juanita Staton of Landrum and Louise Frady of Columbia; five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at Petty Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Petty Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Joel W. Poole and the Rev. T.J. Marcus. Burial will be in Campobello Cemetery.
The family is at the home.
Petty Funeral Home, Landrum
Published in The Greenville News: 01-14-2005
Ruth C. Westbrooks - Gaffney Ledger, The (Jan/11/2005)
Ruth C. Westbrooks, LPN at UCMC
Ruth Carroll Camp Westbrooks, 61, of 126 Westbrook Dr., died Thursday, July 4, 2002, in Upstate Carolina Medical Center.
Born in Rutherfordton, N.C., she was the widow of Bobby Gene Westbrooks and daughter of Louvera Ruth Robinson Camp of Mooresboro, N.C., and the late Claude Julian Camp. She was a LPN at Upstate Carolina Medical Center and a member of Calvary Baptist Church.
Surviving are a son, Billy Westbrooks of Gaffney; two brothers, Boyce Camp of Cowpens and Bobby Camp of Mooresboro; three sisters, Lois Parker of Gaffney, Jean Fisher of Forest City and Betty Mosley of Chesnee.
In addition to her husband and father, Mrs. Westbrooks was preceded in death by two brothers, Harold Camp and Howard Camp.
Services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Joe Paul Turner. Burial will be in Frederick Memorial Gardens. Body will be placed in the church at 1:30 p.m.
Pallbearers will be Tim Westbrooks, Todd Richards, Johnny Henson, Michael Reynolds, David Ruppe and Greg Gibson.
The family will receive friends tonight from 7-9 at Shuford-Hatcher Funeral Home and at other times they will be at the residence.
Spartanburg Herald and Herald-Journal Obituary Index
1930 - 1935
CAMP, B. Frank;
84, Gaffney, 4–9–30 p. 7
CAMP, George Henry;
49, Rutherfordton, NC, 7–8–31 p. 2
CAMP, Margaret Vivian;
2, Greer, 11–12–31 p. 2
CAMP, Anna;
White Plains, 2–7–32 p. 2
CAMP, Cora (TURNER);
Gaffney, w/o W. D. CAMP, 9–7–32 p. 2
CAMP, Horace
38, Rutherfordton, NC, 3–25–32 p. 2
CAMP, MRS. J. D.;
Saxon, 1–31–32 p. 2
CAMP, MRS. T. A.;
Greenville, 12–11–32 p. 20
CAMP, Evia;
23, Gaffney, w/o C. J. CAMP, 4–15–33 p. 3
CAMP, Martin Thomas;
59, Chesnee, 8–19–33 p. 3
CAMP, Lorena;
37, Inman, w/o O. R. CAMP, 2–4–35 p. 2
CAMP, Mary Jane
75, Gaffney, w/o J. C. CAMP, 7–7–35 p. 2
CAMP, Nellie Sue
18, High Point, NC, 10–25–35 p. 9
MCABEE, Margaret (CAMP);
63, Woodruff, w/o J. T. McABEE, 1–25–30 p. 5
1938 - 1939
CAMP, Joyce Ann;
infant, Lyman, 8–17–38 p. 2
CAMP, Sallie (TAYLOR);
57, Chesnee, 2–11–38 p. 3
CAMP, Liela Mae;
infant, Cowpens, 3–17–39 p. 7
CAMP, Robert L.;
63, Rutherfordton, NC, 10–31–39 p. 3
GENTRY, Sual Camp;
58, Spartanburg, 7–28–32 p. 5
MATHIS, Mary (CAMP);
84, Chesnee, 2–2–39 p. 3
SMITH, Flora (CAMP);
78, Gaffney, w/o Isaac SMITH, 4–10–38 p. 8
SMITH, J. N.;
72, Woodruff, h/o Annie (CAMP) SMITH, 8–19–34 p. 5
1940-1949
CAMP, Alice;
80, Gaffney, 1–27–48 p. 10
CAMP, Ann Eliza (GOUDELOCK);
87, Gaffney, w/o J. C. CAMP, 9–20–40 p. 5
CAMP, Clyde;
60, Gaffney, 7–11–46 p. 5
CAMP, Grace (HORTON);
34, Chesnee, w/o Forest CAMP, 4–24–46 p. 5
CAMP, James Decator;
85, Inman, 2–7–49 p. 3
CAMP, Lillie (CAMPBELL);
69, Gaffney, w/o Humphrey H. CAMP, 6–6–46 p. 2
CAMP, Mrs. John W.;
Chesnee, 10–8–42 p. 3
CAMP, Oscar Raymond;
49, Gaffney, h/o Jessie (NOYLE) CAMP, 11–11–40 p. 2
CAMP, Stephen;
53, Woodruff, h/o Eunice (CAMP), 2–18–48 p. 21
CAMP, Thaddeus Dean;
50, Spartanburg, h/o Nell (FISHER) CAMP, 11–19–42 p. 2
CAMP, A. C.;
6, Gaffney, 6–13–42 p. 3
CAMP, John Clayton;
98, Gaffney, h/o Mary Jane (ATKINS) CAMP, 10–8–48 p. 24
AIRHEART, Lucille (CAMP);
Spartanburg, 9–9–46 p. 3
EASLER, Mamie (CAMP);
53, Spartanburg, w/o J. O. Easler, Sr., 12–27–49 p. 7
SMITH, Annie (CAMP);
59, Woodruff, w/o J. N. SMITH, 8–6–40 p. 24
1950-1959
CAMP, Bessie (BLEDSOE);
43, White Plains, w/o Virgil CAMP, 6–17–58 p. 18
CAMP, Charles C.;
53, Spartanburg, h/o Essie (GOSSETT) CAMP, 1–12–52 p. 2
CAMP, Crawford W.;
58, Forest City, NC, h/o Eoline S. (COSTNER), 4–26–57 p. 28
CAMP, Dexter;
Cherokee Springs, 7–6–54 p. 10, 7–11–54 p. A8
CAMP, Dorcas (SIMPSON);
Gaffney, 12–26–54 p. D3
CAMP, Freeman;
Gaffney, 11–27–55 p. D8, 11–30–55 p. 3
CAMP, Horace A.;
50, Spartanburg, h/o Helen (McGRAW) CAMP, 2–20–52 p. 2
CAMP, Jack Edward;
20, Gaffney, 5–28–56 p. 5
CAMP, Lillian;
8, NC, 2–12–50 p. 2
CAMP, Lionel Clifford;
69, Gaffney, h/o Mattie (TEAGUE) CAMP, 7–9–51 p. 3
CAMP, Mattie (TEAGUE)
75, Gaffney, 5–3–57 p. 16
CAMP, Miles Q.;
71, Spartanburg, h/o Nettie (AUSTELL) CAMP, 6–5–54 p. 2
CAMP, Mrs. Virgil;
Gaffney, 4–9–56 p. 5
CAMP, (UNK.); 61, Gaffney, 4–12–56 p. 2
CAMP, Nellie Louise (BISHOP);
32, Gaffney, w/o John H. CAMP, 10–4–55 p. 14
CAMP, Ruth (HENSON);
55, Gaffney, w/o G. J. CAMP, 4–13–59 p. 10
CAMP, Terry Alvin;
54, Inman, h/o Geneva CAMP, 5–30–50 p. 2
CAMP, Victor;
69, Gaffney, 1–20–55 p. 20
CAMP, William Andrew;
69, Inman, h/o Floy (WHITE) CAMP, 3–9–51 p. 17
CAMP, William H.;
56, Gaffney, h/o Daisy (JONES) CAMP, 2–13–50 p. 10
ANDERS, William J.;
82, Chesnee, h/o Etta (CAMP) ANDERS, 1–7–58 p. 2
BLACKWELL, Mattie (CAMP);
77, Mayo, w/o Charlie BLACKWELL, 4–13–55 p. 16
FREEMAN, Claude P.;
72, Spartanburg, h/o Hattie (CAMP) FREEMAN, 6–20–58 p. 16
JEFFERIES, George D.;
73, Spartanburg, h/o Della (CAMP) JEFFERIES, 9–9–55 p. 6
SARRATT, J. Q.;
70, Gaffney, h/o Myrtle (CAMP) SARRATT, 3–7–55 p. 10
SETTLE, Furman;
52, Inman, h/o Eula (CAMP) SETTLE, 3–19–52 p. 2
WOOD, B. M.;
77, Greer, h/o Mary Jane (CAMP) TERRELL WOOD, 12–21–52 p. A2
1960-1969
CAMP, Basil Augustus;
75, Blacksburg, h/o Hardenia (ALLISON) CAMP, 6–19–64 p. 24
CAMP, Dennis Earl;
3, Spartanburg, 9–23–65 p. 5
CAMP, Dock Earl;
62, Greer, h/o Agnes (MURRAY) CAMP, 1–30–69 p. 10
CAMP, Dorothy (SANDERS);
50, NC, w/o Charles H. CAMP, 10–12–65 p. 7
CAMP, Enoch A.;
54, Spartanburg, h/o Bertie (BLANTON) CAMP, 12–15–63 p. B9
CAMP, Fay (AUGUSTUS);
49, Blacksburg, h/o Oleta (RIPPY) CAMP, 2–15–61 p. 16
CAMP, Floy (WHITE);
76, Inman, w/o W. A. CAMP, 2–2–66 p. 16
CAMP, Hardenia (ALLISON);
78, Grover, w/o Basil A. CAMP, 12–24–68 p. 12
CAMP, Humphrey Hill;
84, Gaffney, 12–24–61 p. A2
CAMP, James Frank;
71, Jonesville, h/o Mae (DOCKERY) CAMP, 7–18–62 p. 2
CAMP, John C.;
81, Spartanburg, h/o Minnie Sue (BURGER) CAMP, 6–24–64 p. 12
CAMP, John W.;
73, Chesnee, h/o Alda Mae (COOLEY) CAMP, 3–13–63 p. 3
CAMP, Josie (SANDERS);
61, Woodruff, w/o Frank A. CAMP, 9–29–62 p. 11
CAMP, Karen;
infant, Boiling Springs, 12–18–63 p. 16
CAMP, Lizzie Geneva (FLOYD);
58, Inman, w/o Perry A. CAMP, 9–27–63 p. 7
CAMP, Lucius;
36, Midway, h/o Ruby (BROWN) CAMP, 12–2–68 p. 8
CAMP, Miles Samuel ,Sr.;
Gaffney, h/o Mabie CAMP, 3–26–68 p. 5
CAMP, Minnie (BURGER);
66, Spartanburg, w/o John Cornwell CAMP, 4–22–67 p. 3
CAMP, Minnie (McCLURE);
Spartanburg, 1–10–68 p. 5
CAMP, Nancy (ROSS);
89, Spartanburg, 4–10–62 p. 3
CAMP, Otis R.;
65, Spartanburg, 3–12–60 p. 8
CAMP, Raymond E.;
57, Gaffney, h/o Carey (SMITH) CAMP, 12–20–69 p. 14
CAMP, Raymond Eugene;
57, Gaffney, h/o Carrie (SMITH) CAMP, 12–22–69 p. 25
CAMP, Sallie (BURRELL);
78, Inman, w/o James Ervin CAMP, 10–17–68 p. 30
CAMP, Sallie (ELMORE); 82, Gaffney, w/o W. C. CAMP, 3–23–68 p. 3
CAMP, Thomas Earl;
62, Spartanburg, 8–7–66 p. A9
CAMP, William C.;
82, Gaffney, h/o Sallie (Elmore) Camp, 9–24–66 p. 7
BROWN, Rosa (CAMP);
76, Woodruff, 11–19–62 p. 16
BYCE, Macon Moore;
81, Spartanburg, h/o Lillie Mae (CAMP) BYCE, 11–25–69 p. 15
DAVIS, John Wesley;
OH, h/o Pearl (CAMP) DAVIS, 10–24–67 p. 3
GOFORTH, Harold D.;
26, Gaffney, h/o Sara (CAMP) GOFORTH, 4–19–64 p. B2
GREER, Lillie (CAMP);
63, Spartanburg, w/o Arthur GREER, 10–7–64 p. 16
HEATHERLY, Eulpia (CAMP);
71, Spartanburg, w/o Fred HEATHERLY ,Sr., 3–5–67 p. A6
LOVE, Elizabeth (CAMP);
33, Inman, w/o H. G. LOVE, 12–8–66 p. 16
REAVES, John Carl;
67, Inman, h/o Fannie (CAMP) REAVES, 8–14–61 p. 8
SARRATT, Myrtle (CAMP)
80, Gaffney, w/o J. Q. SARRATT, 4–18–66 p. 11
SWOFFORD, Charlie F.;
80, Gaffney, h/o Maggie (CAMP) SWOFFORD, 9–28–68 p. 14
VANDIVER, Jack William;
73, Pauline, h/o Annie (CAMP) VANDIVER, 4–3–66 p. D3
WATKINS, Paul;
Gaffney, h/o Laura (CAMP) WATKINS, 4–6–69 p. A6
WHELCHEL, Finley Amos;
56, Gaffney, h/o Lucy (CAMP) WHELCHEL, 7–22–67 p. 7
WOLFE, Claude Foster;
78, Spartanburg, h/o Lizzie (CAMP) WOLFE, 3–13–65 p. 12
1970-1979
CAMP, Anderson;
44, Gaffney, 7–27–79 B6
CAMP, Bonnie (CROCKER);
74, Gaffney, w/o John S. CAMP, 3–29–75 A2
CAMP, Claude Julian;
67, Gaffney, h/o Lourie (ROBINSON) CAMP, 6–15–71 A6
CAMP, Curtis ,Sr.;
74, Arcadia, h/o Mamie (WALDEN) CAMP, 9–7–72 A3
CAMP, Dale;
11, Spartanburg, 1–27–72 A8
CAMP, Frank A.;
72, Woodrff, h/o Josie (SANDERS) CAMP, 6–20–72 B5
CAMP, Frank William;
55, TX,h/o Marcina (ADAMS) CAMP, 11–6–79 B10
CAMP, George Harris;
91, Woodruff, h/o Gay (CULP) CAMP, 4–18–79 B8
CAMP, George J.;
95, Gaffney, h/o Annette (SCRUGGS) CAMP, 3–2–75 A6
CAMP, Inena (TURNER)
Chesnee, w/o Jack Lee CAMP, 12–9–79 A13
CAMP, Ira;
Gaffney, h/o Eunice CAMP, 2–15–76 A2
CAMP, Irene (WIGGINS);
45, Greenville, w/o Cecil W. CAMP, 8–24–75 B9
CAMP, James;
Chesnee, 2–28–76 A3
CAMP, James Ervin;
84, Inman, h/o Sallie (BURRELL) CAMP, 2–28–70 p. 11
CAMP, J. C.;
58, Gaffney, 2–15–72 A3
CAMP, John Sumter;
85, Gaffney, 3–22–76 A6
CAMP, Larry;
21, NC, 1–4–79 C8
CAMP, Lila (PETTY);
Gaffney, w/o John CAMP, 1–17–70 p. 11
CAMP, Lloyd C.;
64, Gaffney, h/o Christine (LINDER) CAMP, 3–1–79 A12
CAMP, Maude (FLOYD);
91, VA, w/o Joseph E. CAMP, 3–28–72 A3
CAMP, Minnie (GRAHAM);
Spartanburg, 4–27–74 A8
CAMP, Phillip Leon;
infant, Woodruff, 10–16–70 p. 7
CAMP, Robert Marion;
37, FL, h/o Mary Carolyn (WYATT) CAMP, 4–27–74 A8
CAMP, Roland;
67, Gaffney, h/o Lois B. CAMP, 2–28–77 B8
CAMP, (UNK.); Gaffney, h/o Estelle (MORGAN) CAMP, 3–28–74 A2
CAMP, Romie ,Jr.
Gaffney, h/o Sarah (JONES) CAMP, 1–16–77 C2
CAMP, Roy Columbus;
50, Gaffney, 8–3–77 B2
CAMP, Susie (SHIPPY);
CT, w/o William CAMP, 10–31–74 C11
CAMP, Thelma Lucille (GADDY);
50, Spartanburg, w/o Alfred E. CAMP, 5–12–75 A7
CAMP, Theressa Viola;
Gaffney, 11–2–70 p. 8
CAMP, Virgil;
78, Gaffney, h/o Ressie (BLEDSOE) CAMP, 2–10–73 A2
CAMP, William Alexander;
51, Lyman, h/o Della (BELL) CAMP, 7–1–73 A2
CAMP, William C.;
84, Gaffney, h/o Susie (SHIPPY) CAMP, 11–25–72 B6
CAMP, Willie;
79, Chesnee, 10–11–70 p. A6
ALLEN, George Marion;
73, Shelby, NC, h/o Cordie (CAMP) ALLEN, 5–20–57 p. 10
ANDERS, Etta (CAMP);
Gaffney, w/o William ANDERS, 11–29–71 A8
BOSTIC, William Forest;
33, Gaffney, h/o Mary Lou (CAMP) BOSTIC, 4–9–72 A6
CARPENTER, Calvin Alexander;
Spartanburg, h/o Nancy (CAMP) CARPENTER, 3–22–78 B8
DAVIS, Pearl M. (CAMP);
OH, w/o John Wesley DAVIS, 11–30–79 C8
DOVER, Harold Lee; 37, Gaffney, h/o Diane (CAMP) DOVER, 4–30–75 A2
EDWARDS, Essie (CAMP);
Gaffney, 7–25–72 A2
FAUCETT, Malachi;
65, Gaffney, h/o Irene (CAMP) FAUCETT, 12\endash 27–78 C4
FREEMAN, Hattie (CAMP);
89, Spartanburg, w/o Claude P. FREEMAN, 12–10–76 D3
HAMES, R. Oscar;
79, Chesnee, h/o Annie (Camp) Hames, 3–30–71 p. A8
HARRISON, Fannie (CAMP);
Spartanburg, 3–23–73 B5
LEWIS, Nannie (CAMP);
62, Gaffney, 2–6–75 D5
LINDSAY, Aaron;
44, Gaffney, h/o Rosa (CAMP) LINDSAY, 11–21–75 A7
MANNING, John Robert;
Gaffney, h/o Millie (CAMP) MANNING, 3–22–75 B4
MANNING, Lily (CAMP)
92, Gaffney, w/o Robert MANNING, 2–27–77 A8
MARTIN, Gladys (CAMP);
74, Chesnee, w/o Melvin L. MARTIN, 3–15–92 B4
MEANS, Queen (CAMP)
Gaffney, w/o Fleming J. MEANS, 10–3–75 A2
PETTIT, Hattie (CAMP)
64, VA, w/o Olin K. PETTIT, 8–5–71 C4
PETTIT, Olin Kithill;
71, VA, h/o Hattie (CAMP) PETTIT, 1–25–76 A6
SWOFFORD, Maggie (CAMP);
88, Gaffney, w/o Charles F. SWOFFORD, 1–3–78 A8
TAYLOR, Gladys (CAMP);
43, Enoree, w/o J. Darrell TAYLOR, 1–31–71 p. B7
VANDIVER, Annie (CAMP);
74, Pacolet, w/o Jack W. VANDIVER, 11–25–70 p. 17
WELCHEL, Clara (CAMP);
67, Pacolet, w/o Joseph E. WELCHEL, 8–9–78 B10
WHELCHEL, Homer H.;
74, Gaffney, h/o Mary (CAMP) WHELCHEL, 7–10–75
WOLFE, Lizzie Lee (CAMP);
87, Spartanburg, w/o Claude F. WOLFE, 10–4–79 B8
WOOD, Henry Albert;
49, Gaffney, h/o Isabelle (CAMP) WOOD, 6–10–75 B5
1980-1989
CAMP, Bee Junior;
59, Gaffney, h/o Maggie (HUSKEY) CAMP, 6-10-85 A6
CAMP, Carl Hunter;
85, Gaffney, h/o Vida (PETTY) CAMP, 6-8-89 B6
CAMP, Carrie (SMITH);
71, Gaffney, w/o Raymond E. (CAMP), 8-25-81 A9
CAMP, Daisy (JONES);
83, Gaffney, w/o William R. CAMP, 6-18-82 B8
CAMP, Dallas (LITTLEJOHN);
77, Gaffney, w/o Floyd CAMP, 4-21-86 B6
CAMP, Estelle M.;
82, Gaffney, w/o Roland CAMP, 4-12-84 B5
CAMP, Etrolia (HORTON);
64, Gaffney, 12-4-80 A7
CAMP, Flossie Elizabeth (GREENE);
70, Woodruff, w/o Lloyd CAMP, 3-22-85 B4
CAMP, Freddie;
67, Blacksburg, h/o Netha B. (THOMPSON) CAMP, 3-12-86 D4
CAMP, Gay (CULP);
87, Woodruff, w/o George Harris CAMP, 1-13-81 B4
CAMP, George Decator;
69, Saxon, h/o Vera (BABB) CAMP, 5-17-85 B6
CAMP, Grizzly (HUMPHRIES);
92, Gaffney, w/o Charley CAMP, 4-11-80 B5
CAMP, Harold Allen;
66, Inman, 11-5-88 B6
CAMP, Harold Oren;
38, Gaffney, h/o Patricia (HARRISON) CAMP, 5-5-98 A8
CAMP, Iocia Pat;
76, Gaffney, w/o Robert Jay CAMP, 2-23-81 B4
CAMP, J. Bernard;
34, OH, 12-13-86
CAMP, Jack ,Jr.;
55, Gaffney, h/o Evelyn (SIMPKINS) CAMP, 5-27-83 C5
CAMP, Jack Lee;
70, Gaffney, h/o Anita (TURNER) CAMP, 4-26-88 B2
CAMP, James Coleman;
56, Gaffney, 9-7-80 A10
CAMP, John Lee ,Jr.;
infant, Blacksburg, 6-27-80 D3
CAMP, Kenneth Jamal;
infant, Gaffney, 5-29-85 C3
CAMP, Lawrence Leroy;
21, NC, 6-9-80 A8
CAMP, Leroy;
79, Spartanburg, h/o Louise (BISHOP) CAMP, 1-9-86 B2
CAMP, L. J.;
66, Chesnee, h/o Barbara (MARTIN) CAMP, 11-5-88 B6
CAMP, Mae (DOCKERY);
88, Union, w/o Frank CAMP, 4-11-89 B2
CAMP, Maggie (HUSKEY);
65, Gaffney, w/o Bee Junior CAMP, 10-29-88 C8
CAMP, Mamie (TATE);
89, Gaffney, w/o Jack CAMP ,Sr., 12-20-82 B3
CAMP, Mamie (WALDEN);
87, Arcadia, w/o Curtis CAMP ,Sr., 7-19-87 B8
CAMP, Margaret (HORTON);
82, Spartanburg, w/o William B. CAMP, 9-9-84 B6
CAMP, Marvin;
61, Moore, 5-17-88 B2
CAMP, Michael Gene;
25, Gaffney, 2-13-86 B11
CAMP, Nancy Ann;
26, NC, 7-19-81 C4
CAMP, Nannette;
56, Clinton, 5-20-80 A8
CAMP, Nettie Inez (AUSTELLE);
91, Spartanburg, w/o Miles Quinn CAMP, 1-11-82 A6
CAMP, Pinkey;
64, Gaffney, 5-23-82 C4
CAMP, Robert Jay;
73, Gaffney, h/o Jocie (WILKINS) CAMP, 7-27-86 B10
CAMP, Rochell;
69, DC, 4-4-88 B4
CAMP, Roland ,Sr.;
52, Blacksburg, h/o Clarissa (Connor) CAMP, 10-5-84 C6
CAMP, Sheila Marie (TATE)
28, Gaffney, w/o Ricky L. CAMP, 8-17-88 B4
CAMP, Stanyard Joe;
46, Gaffney, h/o Eunice CAMP, 12-27-82 A8
CAMP, Vera (BABB);
70, Saxon, w/o George D. CAMP, 8-22-86
CAMP, Verdie (BLANTON);
78, Spartanburg, w/o Enoch CAMP, 4-19-89 B4
CAMP, Virgie Victoria (MULLINAX);
84, NC, w/o Claude Palmer CAMP, 10-20-87 B2
CAMP, Virginia (FAUCETT);
56, Gaffney, 6-15-82 A7
CAMP, Walker Gregory ,Sr.;
31, Gaffney, h/o Shirley (LINDER) CAMP, 3-15-83 A7
CAMP, William ,Sr.;
56, Gaffney, h/o Lillie Verl (DEWBERRY) CAMP, 6-8-81 B4
BRADSHAW, Mary (CAMP);
35, Gaffney, w/o Jeffery BRADSHAW, 6–24–81 C10
FOSTER, Brenda Kay (CAMP);
24, Gaffney, w/o Vincent L. FOSTER, 9–18–84 B5
GOODALE, Effie Jane (CAMP);
90, FL, w/o Alexander Thomas GOODALE, 1–27–82 D2
HAMES, King David ,Jr.;
Gaffney, h/o Margaree (CAMP) HAMES, 5–24–89 B6
HAMES, Margaree (CAMP);
Gaffney, w/o King David HAMES ,Jr., 6–28–89 B6
HUSKEY, Nellie (CAMP) JOHNSON;
82, Gaffney, w/o Butler HUSKEY, 10–23–82 A3
JANULIS, Alphonse Charles ,Sr.
70, Spartanburg, h/o Estelle (CAMP) JANULIS, 6–28–88 B4
KNUCKLES, Carson;
74, Gaffney, h/o Myrtle (CAMP) KNUCKLES, 1–3–86 C2
MARTIN, Melvin Lee;
68, Chesnee, h/o Gladys Camp Martin, 8–15–81
McBRIDE, W. Melford;
78, Lyman, h/o Bertha (CAMP) McBRIDE, 8-10-82 B8
McKITRICK, Herman;
61, Spartanburg, h/o Alice Ruth (CAMP) McKITRICK, 6-11-86 D5
PAGE, C. Ervin;
81, Spartanburg, h/o Helen McCraw (CAMP) PAGE, 2-29-88 B2
PAGE, Helen (CAMP)
88, Spartanburg, w/o Ervin PAGE, 6–20–87 B6
PARKER, J. L.
57, Blacksburg, h/o Louise (CAMP) PARKER, 7–12–82 A10
PARKER, Louise (CAMP);
66, Blacksburg, w/o J. L. PARKER, 6–1–85 C2
REYNOLDS, Aagnes (CAMP);
67, NC, w/o Harley Fowler REYNOLDS, 11–25–88 C8
ROBERTS, CHARLES L.
62, Woodruff, h/o Lucille (CAMP) ROBERTS, 6–14–89 B4
SEAY, Charlotte (CAMP)
41, Spartanburg, w/o Thomas E. SEAY, 5–28–87 B6
TURNER, Don;
79, NC, h/o Maude (CAMP) TURNER, 10–1–87 B4
WELCHEL, Joseph E. ,Sr.;
79, Spartanburg, h/o Clara Lee (CAMP) WELCHEL, 12–28–85 B5
WHELCHEL, Lucy (CAMP);
80, Gaffney, w/o Finley A. WHELCHEL, 2–6–85 C2
WHELCHEL, Mary (CAMP);
81, Gaffney, w/o Homer H. Whelchel, 1–11–84 C4
WHELCHEL, Myra Lillian (CAMP);
73, Cowpens, w/o Rhett M. WHELCHEL, 2–4–82 C6
WHELCHEL, Rhett Macomson;
76, Cowpens, h/o Myra (CAMP) WHELCHEL, 5–30–80 C6
1990-1999
CAMP, Ager;
80, Chesnee, h/o Effie (THOMPSON) CAMP, 10–6–92 B2
CAMP, Ailsie (JEFFERIES)
57, NC, w/o James CAMP, 9–6–90 B4
CAMP, Alda Mae (COOLEY);
Chesnee, w/o John W. CAMP, 8–5–99 B4
CAMP, Benjamin Franklin;
49, Blacksburg, 3–8–93 B2
CAMP, Bennie;
80, TN, h/o Eloise (HUSKEY) CAMP, 11–12–94 C14
CAMP, Berry Hayden;
Chesnee, h/o Gladys (BUSH) CAMP, 12–23–96 A13
CAMP, Bill Reid;
61, CA, 5–10–97 B4
CAMP, Boyce Vernon;
87, Inman, h/o Thelma (AYERS) CAMP, 4–9–94 B6
CAMP, Colie L.;
79, Gaffney, h/o Eunice (FOWLER) CAMP, 12–29–90 B6
CAMP, Curtis ,Jr.;
72, Arcadia, h/o Sarah (HILTON) CAMP, 6–13–95 B4
CAMP, Dennis Wayne;
37, Gaffney, 1–10–93 B4
CAMP, Dupre;
59, Boiling Springs, h/o Glennis (EZELL) CAMP, 5–8–92 C2
CAMP, Effie Lee;
Spartanburg, 10–27–94 B4
CAMP, Ernest ,Jr.;
Spartanburg, h/o Willie Mae (AYCOCK) CAMP, 10–15–95 B4
CAMP, Eunice (FOWLER);
76, Spartanburg, w/o Cole Camp, 1–13–98 B2
CAMP, Eva (LITTLEJOHN);
90, Gaffney, 7–10–95 B4
CAMP, Gladys;
81, Gaffney, w/o Johnny CAMP, 2–10–91 B4
CAMP, Hattie Elizabeth;
66, Gaffney, 10–4–96 A12
CAMP, Herbert H.;
66, Cowpens, 1–11–96 B2
CAMP, James V.;
63, Pacolet, h/o Betty Horne CAMP, 9–1–93 B4
CAMP, Jessie (COYLE);
98, Gaffney, w/o Oscar Raymond CAMP, 12–9–93 B4
CAMP, Joe Dean;
43, Gaffney, h/o Dorothy (SMITH) CAMP, 11–15–90 B7
CAMP, John Dean;
69, Inman, h/o Lillian (DELITTE) CAMP, 1–26–94 B4
CAMP, John Howard;
68, Gaffney, 11–6–90 B4
CAMP, Johnnie Lee;
68, NC, h/o Ruth (WILKINS) CAMP, 4–8–95 B2
CAMP, Johnny;
85, Gaffney, h/o Gladys (WATKINS) CAMP, 8–14–94 B8
CAMP, LARRY H.
56, Boiling Springs, h/o Linda CAMP, 5–22–99 B6
CAMP, Lillie Verle (DEWBERRY);
66, Spartanburg, w/o William Lee CAMP ,Sr., 6–3–99 C2
CAMP, Lloyd E.;
77, Lyman, 12–15–99 C4
CAMP, Louise (BISHOP);
88, Chesnee, 1–1–99 C2
88, Boiling Springs, w/o Leroy CAMP, 12–31–98 B4
CAMP, Madie (MORGAN);
89, Gaffney, w/o Miles CAMP, 4–7–91 B6
CAMP, Maudie (CONNIE);
81, Chesnee, 11–23–96 B8
CAMP, Paul;
77, Chesnee, h/o Daisy Linder CAMP, 10–21–92 B4
CAMP, Ricky Lynn;
38, Gaffney, h/o Shirley M. (TATE) CAMP, 2–3–95 C3
CAMP, Rose (FOWLER);
86, Lyman, w/o Ambrose CAMP, 5–11–90 C2
CAMP, Samuel Richard;
80, Gaffney, 1–31–95 B2
CAMP, Sarah (HILTON);
74, Arcadia, w/o Curtis CAMP, Jr., 3–11–95 B4
CAMP, Sarah (MARLOWE);
37, Spartanburg, w/o Lee CAMP, 4–2–90 B2
CAMP, Thelma (AYERS);
90, Boiling Springs, w/o Boyce Vernon CAMP, 1–14–99 C2
CAMP, Vida (PETTY);
91, Blacksburg, w/o Carl Hunter CAMP, 4–17–97 B2
CAMP, William Roy ,Sr.;
74, Inman, h/o Ruth (PACK) CAMP, 3–28–93 B8
CAMP, Willie Mae;
Spartanburg, w/o Ernest CAMP ,Jr., 8–31–96 B4
BONNER, Herman ,Jr.;
45, Gaffney, h/o Ella (CAMP) BONNER, 4–29–94 C2
BUNKLEY, Corine (CAMP);
56, Gaffney, w/o Rosalious BUNKLEY, 12–15–95 C4
FAUCETT, Irene (CAMP);
76, Gaffney, w/o Malachi FAUCETT, 4–28–95 C2
FOWLER, Evelyn (CAMP);
90, Gaffney, w/o Ben FOWLER, 1–15–91 B4
FOWLER, William Clifford;
81, Una, h/o Lela (CAMP) FOWLER, 9–11–98 A8
GOSNELL, Jean CAMP;
68, Mayo, w/o Fred Dean GOSNELL, 2–26–99 A10
HAMES, Annie (CAMP);
96, Chesnee, w/o Oscar HAMES, 2–5–99 A10
HARDIN, Richard Cregg
75, Chesnee, h/o Leda (CAMP) HARDIN, 11–25–91 B2
HUMPHRIES, Royce William ,Jr.;
66, Gaffney, h/o Charlotte (CAMP) HUMPHRIES, 4–24–96 B4
JOHNSON, Hughey Alton
59, Spartanburg, h/o Jacquelin (CAMP), 12–30–99 B2
JONES, Walter Heron ,Jr.
45, Gaffney, h/o Rosa Mae (CAMP) JONES, 12-5-96 B4
LINDSAY, Rosa Mae (CAMP);
50, Gaffney, w/o Aaron LINDSAY, 4–28–91 B6
MARTIN, Gladys (CAMP);
74, Chesnee, w/o Melvin L. MARTIN, 3–15–92 B4
MCBRIDE, Leila (CAMP);
92, Inman, w/o W. E. McBRIDE, 9–17–91 B2
MCMILLAN, Alfred Otis;
78, Spartanburg, h/o Frances (CAMP) McMILLAN, 9–18–94 B8
MODE, Cleo (CAMP);
93, Gaffney, w/o Tom F. MODE, 6–24–99 B4
PRUITT, Cathy (CAMP);
44, Inman, w/o Gene PRUITT, 7–25–95 B4
RIPPY, Frank Eldon
81, Blacksburg, h/o Ruth (CAMP) RIPPY, 7-1-96 A8
ROBERTS, Mable (CAMP);
88, Blacksburg, w/o Victor M. ROBERTS, 7–23–94 B4
SMITH, Edwin Earl;
69, Inman, h/o Lula (CAMP) SMITH, 1–7–94 C4
STOVER, James Vance;
62, Arcadia, h/o Barbara (CAMP) STOVER, 9–2–94 C4
TATE, Oliver P.;
66, Gaffney, h/o Ruth (CAMP) TATE, 6–13–95 B4
TURNAGE, Aelma (CAMP);
84, GA, w/o T. C. TURNAGE ,Jr., 11-23-96 B8
WESTBROOKS, Bobby Gene;
60, Gaffney, h/o Ruth (CAMP) WESTBROOKS, 6–6–95 B4
WILSON, Louis Calvin ,Sr.;
56, Gaffney, h/o Elease (CAMP) WILSON, 2–22–94 B4
WOFFORD, James Chapman;
78, Inman, h/o Lucille (CAMP) WOFFORD, 6–2–97 A8
WOFFORD, Lucille (CAMP);
75, Inman, w/o James C. WOFFORD, 1–13–98 B2
WOOD, Claude Wilson;
74, Spartanburg, h/o Betty (CAMP) WOOD, 6–25–97 A8
2000 - June 2006
CAMP, Dovie (BANKS);
75, Boiling Springs, w/o Ralph L. CAMP, Sr., 7-1-2000 B4
CAMP, Louis Foster;
85, Spartanburg, h/o Elizabeth (McDONALD) CAMP, 7-8-2000 B4
CAMP, Betty LIPSCOMB RANDALL;
Spartanburg, w/o William CAMP, 5–17–01 C2
CAMP, Mary (LOCKHART);
93, NC, 4–6–01 C2
CAMP, Patricia (BURNS)
64, Spindale, N.C., w/o James Billy CAMP, 12–9–01 B5
CAMP, Ralph Lee, Sr.;
79, Boiling Springs, h/o Dovie (BANKS) CAMP, 3–6–01 B4
CAMP, Colie (BERNARD);
62, Gaffney, h/o Doris (AKERS) CAMP, 7–19–02 A15
CAMP, James Lee;
63, Mooresboro, NC, 8–3–02 B4
CAMP, Trinna Yvette;
39, Inman, w/o Tim CAMP, 9–7–02 B5
CAMP, Woodrow Wilson;
89, Spartanburg, h/o Caroline (EVANS) CAMP, 11–4–02 A12
CAMP, Helen P.;
75, Spartanburg, 8–31–03 B4
CAMP, Timothy Wayne;
47, Inman, h/o Trina CAMP, 6–27–03 B6
CAMP, Alton Thomas;
86, Spartanburg, h/o Dorothy Lunette (COOPER) CAMP, 5–27–04 B2
CAMP, Boyce L.;
75, Louisville, KY, h/o M. Louise (BOWMAN) CAMP, 6–29–04 C2
CAMP, Elizabeth (MacDONALD);
86, Spartanburg, w/o Louis F. CAMP, 8–13–04 C2
CAMP, Gladys (BUSH);
Chesnee, w/o B. Hayden CAMP, 8–7–04 B4
CAMP, William Horace;
94, Chesnee, h/o Grace (HORTON) CAMP and Beatrice LEWIS CAMP, 10–29–04 C4
CAMP, Alfred E.;
86, Spartanburg, h/o Thelma (GADDY) CAMP, 12–1–05 C7
CAMP, Beatrice (STEADMAN) LEWIS;
94, Mayo, w/o Scott LEWIS and William CAMP, 3–16–05 C9
CAMP, Jackson Lee;
66, Travelers Rest, h/o Shirley (BELUE) CAMP, 1–14–05 C2
CAMP, Louvera Ruth (ROBINSON);
87, Mooresboro, NC, w/o Claude J. CAMP, 8–29–05 B2
CAMP, Birchie William;
62, Spartanburg, h/o Jacquelin (DEAL) CAMP, 5–12–06 6
CAMP, Daisy L.;
Inman, w/o Raymond LITTLEJOHN and Paul CAMP, 4–4–06 B4
CAMP, Frances (MORRELL);
82, Moore, w/o Charles E. CAMP, 1–31–06 B5
CAMP, Mattie Mae (REYNOLDS);
84, Gaffney, w/o Clarence CAMP, 4–5–06 C5
CAMP, Ruth Naomi (WILKINS);
79, Cliffside, NC, w/o Johnny CAMP, 4–11–06 C4
FRADY, Louise (CAMP);
87, Columbia, w/o Clarence FRADY, 2–3–06 C2
GERRINGER, Charles Buddy;
67, Spindale, N.C., h/o Anna (CAMP) GERRINGER, 8–17–01 C3
GOSNELL, Fred Dean; 73, Mayo, h/o Jean (CAMP) GOSNELL, 12–21–01 C4
IVEY, Hazel C. (CAMP)
60, Clover, 4–5–04 A8
JOLLEY, Jean (CAMP);
56, Chesnee, w/o Winfred L. JOLLEY, 8–3–02 B4
LAWRENCE, Louise (CAMP);
83, Saluda, NC, w/o Horace LAWRENCE, 10–10–04 B4
LeMASTER, Beenie (CAMP);
89, Gaffney, w/o Hamlet Wilkins LeMASTER, 8–2–05 B4
McABEE, Bessie M. (CAMP);
90, Inman, w/o Kilgore Pete McABEE, 4–18–05 A10
McBRIDE, Bertha (CAMP);
Simpsonville, w/o Melford McBRIDE, 3–6–06 B2
MORGAN, Edna (CAMP)
GA, 2-3-2000 C2
MORRIS, Roscoe ,Jr.;
70, Gaffney, h/o Geraldine (CAMP) MORRIS, 5–28–03 C4
PARKER, Donald Camp;
56, Spartanburg, h/o Helen (RISK) PARKER, 2–28–06 B4
PRICE, Mamie Lou (CAMP);
Spartanburg, w/o Oliver Coolidge PRICE, 8–10–05 C4
RIPPY, James Allen;
83, Blacksburg, h/o Minnie (CAMP) RIPPY, 1-31-2000 A8
STEPHENS, Lillian CAMP;
87, Pauline, w/o T. A. STEPHENS, 12–27–05 B3
WESTBROOKS, Ruth Carroll (CAMP);
61, Gaffney, w/o Bobby Gene WESTBROOKS, 7–5–02 A11
WYLIE, Patrick Ramsey; 63, Gaffney, h/o Barbara (CAMP) WYLIE, 2–19–04 B5
Submitted by Terry Camp (terricamp@yahoo.com)
IVEY, Hazel C (CAMP); 60; Clover SC; Gaffney L; 2004-4-5
CAMP, Helen P (ROBERTS); 75; Inman SC; Spartanburg H-J; 2003-8-31
CAMP, Timothy Wayne "Tim"; 47; Inman SC; Spartanburg H-J; 2003-6-27
CAMP, Mary Joyce (WILLIAMS); 93; Toccoa GA>Easley SC; Greenville News; 2003-1-14
CAMP, Frances Marie (ABLE); 75; Latta SC; The State; 2002-12-17
FOWLER, Lela (CAMP); 86; Spartanburg SC; Spartanburg H-J; 2002-11-15
CAMP, Woodrow Wilson; 89; Spartanburg SC; Spartanburg H-J; 2002-11-4
SADLER, Thelma Robertson (CAMP); 83; Columbia SC; The State; 2002-10-29
McCUNE, Ann (CAMP); 55; Greenwood SC; Greenville News; 2002-10-2
JOLLEY, Jean (CAMP); 56; Spartanburg SC; Spartanburg H-J; 2002-8-3
CAMP, Colie Bernard; 62; Spartanburg SC; Spartanburg H-J; 2002-7-19
CAMP, Charles T; 70; Garden City Beach SC; The State; 2002-5-14
CAMP, Sarah (SPEARMAN); 81; Greenville SC; Greenville News; 2002-3-17
KEMERER, Margaret Ethel (CAMP); 87; Rochester NY>Greenville SC; Greenville News; 2002-2-17
CAMP, Patricia (BURNS); 64; Rutherfordton NC; Spartanburg H-J (SC); 2001-12-9
HOPPER, Elaine (CAMP); 52; Spartanburg SC>Charlotte NC; Spartanburg H-J (SC); 2001-12-3
CAMP, Clarissa "Aunt Tinnie" (CONNOR); 69; Hickory NC>Spartanburg SC; Gaffney L; 2001-11-26
CAMP, Lois (BONNER); 80; Gaffney SC; Gaffney L; 2001-10-31
Camp, Harold Franklin; 70; Enunclaw WA>Aiken SC; Augusta Ch (GA); 1998-6-14
CAMP, James Alan; 34; Simpsonville SC; Spartanburg H-J; 1998-11-11
Camp, John Clayton; 63; Goose Creek SC; P&C; 1998-8-11
CAMP, Lawrence Edward "Larry"; 54; Bonneau Beach SC; P&C; 1999-11-21
CAMP, LeRoy III "Ronny"; 64; Birmingham AL>Orangeburg SC; The State; 1997-12-10
CAMP, Louise (BISHOP); 88; Spartanburg SC; Spartanburg H-J; 1998-12-31
CAMP, Merwin Jackson Sr; 89; Columbia SC; The State; 1997-11-19
CAMP, Milda Hansena (EDWARDSON); 91; Aikens SC; Augusta Chron (GA); 1997-1-11
CAMP, Samuel Michael "Mickey" "Judge"; 56; Rock Hill SC; The State; 1998-9-21
CAMP, Sean Cameron; ; York SC; The State; 1998-5-1
CAMP, Thelma A; 90; Spartanburg SC; Spartanburg H-J; 1999-1-13
