Leon Burgess
William Gibson
Harry Goforth
Janice Kirby Hill
BELTSVILLE, Md. -- Janice Kirby Hill, 62, of 13105 Ivy
Drive died Aug. 10, 1999, at her home after a lengthy illness. A native
of Pacolet, she was daughter of Opal Pearson Kirby of Pacolet and the
late William Leo Kirby. She was a graduate of Lander College in Clinton
with a degree in Home Economics and received a Master's Degree in
education from Bowie State College. She had been a resident of the
Washington, D.C., area since 1961. She had a 31-year career in Prince
George's County, retiring in 1992 after about four years as coordinator
of the Math and Science programs at Concord Elementary School in
Laurel, Md. In the 1980s, she was a resource teacher at Adelphi
Elementary School and had earlier taught at Templeton Elementary School
in
Riverside, Deerfield Run Elementary and Bond Mill Elementary Schools in
Laurel, Md. For the past six years, she worked as quality control
inspector and an inspector trainer for Elliott Affiliates Ltd., a
performance-based management consulting company in Baltimore. She was a
member of the Episcopal Church of Our Savior in Silver Spring and Alpha
Chi. Survivors include her husband, John Irvan Hill of Beltsville, Md.;
a son, David Hill of Riverside, Calif.; a brother, W. Terry Kirby of
Spartanburg; and a sister, Kitty Kirby of Spartanburg. Memorial
services were held Friday at the Episcopal Church of Our Savior in
Silver Spring, Md. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made
to Pacolet Mills Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 545, Pacolet Mills, 29373; or
the
Cancer Support Group, c/o Episcopal Church of Our Savior, 1700 Powder
Mill
Road, Silver Spring, Md., 20903. Courtesy of J.F. Floyd Mortuary.
Tom Mabry
Alline Minton Jacques
Alline Minton Jacques, 65, of Churchwoods Apts., Lexington,
died May 3, 2003 at Lexington Medical Center. A native of Pacolet, she
was the daughter of the late Henry R. and Lila Kirby Minton and widow
of Franklin D. Jacques. She was a memberof the St. Paul Lutheran Church
of Columbia and
was a retired registered nurse. Surviving are a daughter, Leah J. Rivas
of
Lexington; two sons, F. Dennis Jacques of Spartanburg and Terry
D.
Jacques of Columbia;two sisters, Pauline M. Jenkins of Pacolet and Sara
M.
Hall of Bellville, Mich.; one brother, David Minton of Pacolet; and
three grandchildren.
Charles O'Dell
Buddy Lewis Pierce
June Puckett Bridges
Tom Watson
(We will add any obituarys that you might
have. We could only find ones for Janice, Alline and Charles.)
