▰ Mary Ellen (Mcdonagh) Younglove Died February 02, … More Information |
Mary Ellen (Mcdonagh) Younglove, 70, of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, entered the Kingdom of Heaven February 2, 2000. Obituary published: February 03, 2000 in "P&C" |
▰ William "Bill" Younginer Died June 22, … More Information |
William "Bill" Younginer, of Taylors, South Carolina, entered eternal life June 22, 2001. William was 63. Obituary published: June 23, 2001 in "The State" |
▰ William "Bill" Younginer Died June 22, … More Information |
William "Bill" Younginer, age 63 of Taylors, South Carolina, entered Heaven's gates on June 22, 2001. Obituary published: June 23, 2001 in "Spartanburg H-J" |
▰ William "Bill" Younginer Died June 22, … More Information |
William "Bill" Younginer, a resident of Taylors, South Carolina for decades, died June 22, 2001 in Taylors, South Carolina at the age of 63. Obituary published: June 23, 2001 in "Greenville News" |
▰ Walter S Younginer Died June 16, … More Information |
Walter S Younginer, of West Columbia, South Carolina, passed from this life on June 16, 2003. Walter was 76. Obituary published: June 17, 2003 in "The State" |
▰ Vera Mae (Derrick) Younginer Died November 08, … More Information |
Vera Mae (Derrick) Younginer, age 93 of Columbia, South Carolina passed away November 8, 2001. Obituary published: November 09, 2001 in "The State" |
▰ Sylvia A Younginer Died January 01, … More Information | |
▰ Paula (Roberts) Younginer Died July 15, … More Information |
Paula (Roberts) Younginer, age 48 of West Columbia, South Carolina, was anxious to meet her Maker and Master July 15, 2002. Obituary published: July 16, 2002 in "The State" |
▰ Norris A Younginer Died October 10, … More Information |
Norris A Younginer, age 84 of Irmo, South Carolina, went to be with the Lord on October 10, 2003. Obituary published: October 11, 2003 in "The State" |
▰ Mildred Kleckley Younginer Died October 17, … More Information | Mildred Kleckley Younginer, born December 6, 1921 died on October 17, 2014 in Irmo, South Carolina. Mildred was 92. |
▰ Mildred Kleckley Younginer Died October 17, … More Information |
Mildred Kleckley Younginer, born December 6, 1921 went into the presence of the Lord on October 17, 2014 in Irmo, South Carolina. Mildred was 92.
Family members and close friends: , Butch Younginer, Janet Hipp, Jo Rae Johnson-jetton, Stan Folk, Mike Efting |
▰ Lou Ellen Younginer Died January 01, … More Information | |
▰ Lou Ellen Younginer Died January 01, … More Information | |
▰ Kelvin Stevenson Younginer Died January 14, … More Information |
Kelvin Stevenson Younginer, of West Columbia, South Carolina, left hisearthly home and passed through the Veil to his Eternal Home January 14, 2003. Kelvin was 30. Obituary published: January 15, 2003 in "The State" |
▰ Kathleen "Kathy" Bliss Younginer Died July 02, … More Information |
Kathleen "Kathy" Bliss Younginer, born May 11, 1967 died July 2, 2020 in Greenville, South Carolina. Kathleen was 53.
Family members and close friends: , Winnie ( Deceased ), Emily Berryhill ( David ), Gus ( Deceased ), Chester ( Deceased ), Thomas Martin Younginer, Brittany Younginer, William Bliss, Iii ( Deceased ), Jean Mary Bliss, Elizabeth Judd ( Marcus ) |
▰ George Edward Younginer Died December 24, … More Information |
George Edward Younginer, age 64 of Columbia, South Carolina, ascended to heaven into the loving arms of all whom have gone before he December 24, 2001. Obituary published: December 25, 2001 in "The State" |
▰ Furman Younginer Died February 16, … More Information |
Furman Younginer, born November 14, 1923 passed away peacefully February 16, 2017 in Columbia, South Carolina. Furman was 93.
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Obituary: IRMO - Furman Raymond Younginer passed peacefully into eternal life , 16, 2017. Born 14, 1923, in Irmo, SC, he was the son of the late Raymond Samuel Younginer and Gertrue Petty Younginer of Irmo. He was predeceased by his wife of 62 years, Louise O’Sheal Younginer. A lifelong resident of Irmo, Mr. Younginer was educated in the Irmo schools and graduated from Irmo High in 1941. graduation, he began working in the Accounting Department with the Columbia, Newberry, and Laurens (CN&L) Railroad and continued in this position until he was drafted into the U.S. Army at the age of 19. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II, from 15, 1943 until he was honorably discharged 14, 1945. His years of service for his country began with basic training at Fort Jackson. He was sent to Washington, D.C. for a short while and in 1943 he was sent to Camp Patrick Henry (Newport News, VA) where he boarded a Liberty ship. He traveled across the ocean for 17 days to begin his service in the European theatre of operations. He first landed in Casablanca and then traveled via train, in boxcars, across North Africa. He was sent to Italy to serve in the Allied Control Commission (Military Government for the Italy 2675th Regiment) under the command of General Mark Clark. Mr. Younginer was based in a number of Italian cities, but he was assigned to Rome for the majority of his time and while there, he attended classes at the University of Rome. He often recalled that while in Rome, he learned the good news of the war’s end and that he would soon return home. Following the end of World War II, he returned to Irmo, attended the University of South Carolina, and continued his work in accounting for the CN&L Railroad (now, part of CSX Railroad). His job position was Assistant Secretary/Treasurer and he was responsible for the financial and managerial functions in the Columbia office of the CN&L. He was employed by the CN&L Railroad for 42 years and retired in 1983. As a member of America’s Greatest Generation, Mr. Younginer’s experiences in World War II gave him many insights which he related to and envisioned for his hometown of Irmo. He acknowledged the positive aspects of the many places to which he had been assigned or visited and sought to incorporate those features that would promote civics, leadership, and progress in the community. In 1951, Furman Younginer was elected to the Irmo Town Council and he remained on the Council until 1961 when he was elected Mayor of Irmo. He served as Irmo’s mayor for 16 years (1961 – 1977) and during his administration many changes and improvements occurred in the community. The Irmo area became well-known as an ideal place for families to live. Mr. Younginer cooperated with industry and real estate developers, envisioning a bright and productive future for Irmo. One of his most significant contributions to the community involved the water supply for Irmo. He and the Town Council worked to obtain financing to develop the Irmo Water System. Work on the water system began 1967 and by the summer of 1968, water of a superior quality was flowing for homes in Irmo. In the 1970’s, with the continuing growth of residences in Irmo and the need for a more robust water system, Mayor Younginer facilitated the sale of the Irmo Water System to the City of Columbia. Another major contribution for the community was establishing fire protection for the Irmo area. Mayor Younginer, with the full support of the Council, developed plans for the Irmo Fire Department, thereby forming the Irmo Fire District in 1963. He guided the establishment of other significant improvements such as establishing an organized garbage service in the 1970’s for the Town of Irmo. Also, during his administration, he obtained the funding to pave most streets in Irmo, extended street lighting, established street names as well as street address numbering for homes. Mr. Younginer’s public service extended across the county and in 1963, he was appointed by the Lexington Legislative Delegation to study the hospital needs of Lexington . The recommendation was made to establish a facility which was originally known as Lexington Hospital (now, Lexington Medical ). Upon completion of the hospital, he served as a Charter Member of the Lexington Hospital Board of Trustees from 1967-1978. Furman Younginer’s participation in organizations and civic activities included: recipient in 2001, Order of the Palmetto; charter member, Irmo Ruritan Club for which he served as president for many years; member, SC Railroad Museum for which he served on the Board of Trustees for several terms; member, National Historical Railroad Society; member, Greater Irmo Chamber of Commerce; member, Executives Club of the Midlands; served on the boards of three banks which included Irmo Bank of Commerce, Southern Bank & Trust Co., and First Union; served on the Board of Trustees of Friends of the Lexington Museum; former president and honorary member, Lexington Municipal Association; member, Col. Thomas Taylor Chapter, National Society Sons of the American Revolution; member for over 70 years, American Legion Post 7, serving in positions including commander and chaplain; Honorary Irmo Historian; contributor to the writing of and memorabilia for the Irmo history book, “Irmo and the Dutch Fork Legacy.” Mr. Younginer was a lifelong member of the Irmo Pentecostal Holiness Church (now known as Irmo Family Worship ). He accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior at age 9 and his faith and trust in God never wavered. He served multiple positions in the church including secretary-treasurer and School superintendent. Furman Younginer will be forever remembered in the hearts of his friends and family. He leaves to cherish his memory, his five children and spouses: Miriam Y. and Donald E. Lovett, Caroline Y. and Frederick E. Sojourner, Ann Y. and Robert Gunning IV, Paul F. and Angela M. Younginer, Lucy Y. and Dr. R. Paul Austin. His continued... |
▰ Furman R Younginer Died February 16, … More Information |
Furman R Younginer, born November 14, 1923 died February 16, 2017 in Irmo, South Carolina. Furman was 93.
Family members and close friends: , Elliott Elkin, Charlotte Williams, Benny Ridout, Earl Eargle, Will Martin, Mimi Reese, Lucy Eargle Browning, Ron Joye, Chip Huggins, S.clay Miller, Md And Staff, Joyce Eargle, Ronnie Cromer, Frances Mcdonald, Lou And Lisa Ethier, Carolyn Fleming, Fletcher Spigner Iii, Howard Knapp, Reagan O'neal, Diane & Zoie, Wayne Caughman, Danny Derrick, Linda Brown |
▰ Ellen James Younginer Died February 14, … More Information |
Ellen James Younginer, born May 20, 1940 left earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home February 14, 2018 in Lexington, South Carolina. Ellen was 77.
Family members and close friends: , Rosemarie Lewis, Briggs, The Staff Of Caughman-harman Funeral Home |
▰ Edward M Younginer, Jr Died September 14, … More Information |
Edward M Younginer, Jr , born November 7, 1926 entered the Kingdom of Heaven September 14, 2018 in Lexington, South Carolina. Edward was 91.
Family members and close friends: , Olga Adamowsky, Sherry French |
▰ Devere Burnside Younginer Died March 17, … More Information |
Devere Burnside Younginer, age 62 of Columbia, South Carolina, went into the presence of the Lord on March 17, 2002. Obituary published: March 18, 2002 in "The State" |
▰ Bonnie Younginer Died January 01, … More Information | |
▰ Blanche Evelyn Younginer Died December 12, … More Information | Blanche Evelyn Younginer, born December 9, 1930 peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord December 12, 2015 in Columbia, South Carolina. Blanche was 85. |
▰ Blanche Evelyn Younginer Died December 12, … More Information |
Blanche Evelyn Younginer, born December 9, 1930 left her earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home December 12, 2015 in Irmo, South Carolina. Blanche was 85.
Family members and close friends: , Spencer And Deanna Hewitt, Erma Ford, Steve And Margaret Barfield, Tammy Webster, Phil And Debbie Rucker, Bridgett Corley, Diane & Zoie, Charlotte ( Frye ) Williams, Mary Younginer Ward, Donna Ragsdale, Paul & Mary Howell, Dr. Bonnie Dempsey, Gregg White, Susie Roth |
▰ Alexis Marie Eastlund Younginer Died May 16, … More Information |
Alexis Marie Eastlund Younginer, born January 16, 1993 departed this life Sunday May 16, 2019 in Irmo, South Carolina. Alexis was 26.
Family members and close friends: , Lisa Nowakowski, Kindra Bailey, Tom Knapp, Antonio Wright, Stan Folk, Katie Waters, Sarah Robertson, Carey Voeller, Candy Stephan, Michele Baxter, Lisa Middlebrook, Shonna Williams, Rebekah Sileo, Jennifer Barr, Kendra Woods, Chanel Alston, Cindi Musick, Debra Brown, Mike Efting, Diane Bonnett-hamilton, Mandy Bowden, Bethany Best |
▰ Paul Steven Younghaus Died January 06, … More Information |
Paul Steven Younghaus, born November 13, 1959 peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord January 6, 2016 in Columbia, South Carolina. Paul was 56.
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Obituary: Paul fought a courageous battle against cancer before departing this life for his heavenly home on , 6, 2016. A celebration service, honoring the life of Paul Steven Younghaus, 56, will be held at noon on , 11, 2016, at St. Andrews Evangelical Church with burial to follow at 2:00 p.m. in Ft. Jackson National . The family will receive friends from 3:00 until 5:00 p.m., , 10, 2016, at Dunbar , Dutch Fork Chapel, Irmo. Born in Ontario, Canada, Mr. Younghaus was the son of the late Richard and Ulla Sjoo Younghaus. Paul was a member of St. Andrews Evangelical Church where he dearly loved his church family and served the church in numerous ways. He proudly served his country in the US Marine Corps from 1979 through 1987, achieving the rank of Sergeant. Paul was a gifted photographer that the Marine Corps believed in so much that they sent him to Syracuse University's elite photojournalism school for military correspondents. During these dedicated years as a military photo journalist, he served as the sole public affairs spokesman for Marine units in foreign countries, interfacing with foreign press and government officials. He received many honors including the 1981 "Best News Story" and he was the first winner of the Ronald D. Lyons Memorial Award of the U.S. Marine Corps Association, named after the former beloved editor of Leatherneck magazine. Notably, he also served admirably in the US Army from May 1987 through 1991, where he achieved the ranking of Staff Sergeant. He supervised all internal information programs and products for the US Army Training , Ft. Jackson. He was responsible for the redesign of The Fort Jackson Leader. In this role, he designed numerous flyers and brochures to enhance the public image of the training center. This service took him to Pacific Stars and Stripes Okinawa, Japan. As the Bureau Correspondent and Acting Bureau Chief, he produced news, feature stories and photographs of the 1.1 million military and civilian communities on Okinawa. Special assignments included coverage for a Philippines 1990 earthquake, Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm in 1991, and a 1991 Bangladesh monsoon. His expertise in handling dignitaries and officials was readily recognized as he was selected for various interviews. Paul left a remarkable legacy in professional military journalism and photography. His well deserved recognition includes the following awards: 1981-US Marine Corps Combat Correspondence Association Distinguished Performance Award Best News Story 1984-USMCCCA DPA Best News Photograph 1984-USMCCCA DPA Best News Story 1985-USMCCCA DPA Honorable Mention for News Feature Writing 1985-USMCCCA DPA Best News Story 1985-USMCCCA DPA Merit Award for News Writing 1985-Thomas Jefferson Award, Second Place, news writing 1986-Ronald D. Lyons Award for feature writing in Leatherneck Magazine 1988-Training and Doctrine Command Military Journalist of the Year 1989-Keith L. Ware, Second Place in Editing, The Fort Jackson Leader 1989-Department of the Army Command Information Award of Excellence 1991-Pacific Stars and Stripes Military Journalist of the Year, Second Place Upon settling in Columbia, South Carolina as a newspaper editor and advertising sales representative for The Richland Northeast newspaper, he worked to significantly improve the newspaper's image. He was later able to realize his goal of working in information technology, employed most recently by J.B. Martin as an Information Technology Specialist for four years. Paul remained active with the Marine Corps, becoming a member of the local Marine Corps League Speedy Wilson Detachment. His love of country and strong patriotism was evident throughout his life, reflected in the way he readily helped others and displayed true generosity. During his time of illness, Paul ministered to many individuals through Facebook, sharing messages of hope and positivity. His love for God was demonstrated through his words of encouragement for others going through physical, emotional and spiritual difficulties. Surviving are his wife of 16 years, Younghaus; sons, Nicholas, Tyler, and Ethan Younghaus; and sister, Kim Hahn. The family wishes to thank those who provided care for Paul during his cancer journey, especially Abbey Road Hospice and its wonderful, caring staff that went above and beyond to show Paul honor and respect with compassion, kindness and dignity. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to The Wounded Warrior Project |
▰ Paul Steven Younghaus Died January 06, … More Information |
Paul Steven Younghaus, born November 13, 1959 entered eternal life January 6, 2016 in Irmo, South Carolina. Paul was 56.
Family members and close friends: , Jason Paxton, Angela & Joel Jones, Carla Carlson-wallace, Elaine Schlemmer, J.d Ledford, Beth Moore, John Center, Darlene Webster, John And Jeanne Goshen, Ed Evans, Kathleen Northern, Judy Velsor, Lisa Johnson, Teri Shannon Ward, Linda And Earl Wells, Larry Shunkwiler, Bob Walker, Larry & Sue Shunkwiler, Richard & Gwen Luther, Maria Biddle, Dean Forward |
▰ Willam Younger Died January 07, … More Information | Willam Younger, born January 31, 1922 entered eternal life January 7, 2015 in Woodruff, South Carolina. Willam was 92. |
▰ John Michael Younger Died December 06, … More Information |
John Michael Younger, born November 25, 1967 entered Heaven's gates on December 6, 2018 in Pickens, South Carolina. John was 51.
Family members and close friends: , Alice Letmon, Freda Warlick, Laura Clement, Mathew Brinton, Darren Kaihlanen |
▰ Loree F (Foreman)[Stewart][Young] Youngboold Died February 26, … More Information |
Loree F (Foreman)[Stewart][Young] Youngboold went into the presence of the Lord on February 26, 2005 in Clearwater, South Carolina. Obituary published: February 27, 2005 in "Augusta Ch (GA)" |
▰ Wilma Youngblood Died October 02, … More Information | Wilma Youngblood, born January 4, 1937 left her earthly home and passed through the Veil to her Eternal Home October 2, 2014 in South Carolina. Wilma was 77. |
▰ William Stanley Youngblood Died August 19, … More Information |
William Stanley Youngblood, age 62 of Greenville, South Carolina, entered into eternal rest August 19, 2002. Obituary published: August 20, 2002 in "Greenville News" |
▰ William Stanley Youngblood Died August 19, … More Information |
William Stanley Youngblood, 62, of Mauldin, South Carolina departed this life August 19, 2002. Obituary published: August 20, 2002 in "The State" |
▰ William Clyde Youngblood Died February 17, … More Information |
William Clyde Youngblood, of Pickens, South Carolina, passed from this life on February 17, 2003. William was 95. Obituary published: February 18, 2003 in "Greenville News" |
▰ Tracy Youngblood Died September 07, … More Information | Tracy Youngblood, born February 22, 1965 departed this life Sunday September 7, 2017 in Williamston, South Carolina. Tracy was 52. |
▰ Tony Kenneth Youngblood Died March 30, … More Information |
Tony Kenneth Youngblood, of Westminster, South Carolina, joined the Lord March 30, 2002. Tony was 44. Obituary published: March 31, 2002 in "Greenville News" |
▰ Tommy Youngblood Died October 03, … More Information |
Tommy Youngblood went into the presence of the Lord on October 3, 2004 in Graniteville, South Carolina. Obituary published: October 04, 2004 in "The State" |
▰ Tommy Youngblood Died October 02, … More Information |
Tommy Youngblood went into the presence of the Lord on October 2, 2004 in Graniteville, South Carolina. Obituary published: October 03, 2004 in "Augusta Ch (GA)" |
▰ Tommy Youngblood Died October 03, … More Information |
Tommy Youngblood went into the presence of the Lord on October 3, 2004 in Graniteville, South Carolina. Obituary published: October 04, 2004 in "Aiken Standard" |
▰ Tommy Youngblood Died October 04, … More Information |
Tommy Youngblood, age 18 of Graniteville, South Carolina, went into the presence of the Lord on October 4, 2004. Obituary published: October 05, 2004 in "The State" |
▰ Thomas Douglas Jr "Tommy" Youngblood Died August 21, … More Information |
Thomas Douglas Jr "Tommy" Youngblood, age 68 of Sumter, South Carolina, passed from this world into the next August 21, 2004. Obituary published: August 22, 2004 in "The State" |
▰ Thelma B Youngblood Died May 19, … More Information |
Thelma B Youngblood, of Lexington, South Carolina, went to be with the Lord on May 19, 1997. Thelma was 77. Obituary published: May 20, 1997 in "The State" |
▰ Tamara Diane Youngblood Died October 24, … More Information | Tamara Diane Youngblood, born September 16, 1982 passed away peacefully October 24, 2013 in Easley, South Carolina. Tamara was 31. |
▰ Tacoma L Youngblood Died January 09, … More Information |
Tacoma L Youngblood, of Aiken, South Carolina, peacefully entered eternal life with our Lord January 9, 2005. Tacoma was 31. Obituary published: January 10, 2005 in "Augusta Ch (GA)" |
▰ Scott A Youngblood Died November 10, … More Information |
Scott A Youngblood, 77, went to be with the Lord on November 10, 2004 in Graniteville, South Carolina. Obituary published: November 11, 2004 in "Augusta Ch (GA)" |
▰ Sarah (Black) Youngblood Died October 06, … More Information |
Sarah (Black) Youngblood, age 93 of Columbia, South Carolina, entered the Kingdom of Heaven October 6, 1998. Obituary published: October 07, 1998 in "The State" |
▰ Sandra Jean (Westbrook) Youngblood Died March 13, … More Information |
Sandra Jean (Westbrook) Youngblood, age 64 of South Carolina, born in Burlington, Vermont, entered Heaven's gates on March 13, 2004. Obituary published: March 14, 2004 in "Savannah MN (GA)" |
▰ Sandra Jean (Westbrook) Youngblood Died March 13, … More Information |
Sandra Jean (Westbrook) Youngblood, of South Carolina, born in Burlington, Vermont, died on March 13, 2004. Sandra was 64. Obituary published: March 14, 2004 in "The State" |
▰ Samuel Manly "Sam" Jr Youngblood Died November 29, … More Information |
Samuel Manly "Sam" Jr Youngblood, of Greenwood, South Carolina, went to be with the Lord on November 29, 1999. Samuel was 78. Obituary published: November 30, 1999 in "Index J" |
▰ Samuel Manly "Sam" Jr Youngblood Died November 28, … More Information |
Samuel Manly "Sam" Jr Youngblood, of Greenwood, South Carolina, entered eternal life November 28, 1999. Samuel was 78. Obituary published: November 29, 1999 in "Index J" |
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