Deaths And Funerals LENNON LISTON HAWKS Lennon Listen Hawes. 57, of Whiteville road. Ash. died March at Dosher Memorial Hospital in Southport. Born in Columbus County Sept. 5, 1936. he was a son of the late Vance Lx-nnon and Evie Lou Reaves Hawes. Prior to his retirement on Dec. 31, 1993. he was a lieutenant with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department and was in charge of the Civil Division. Survivors include his wife, Ruhv Ward Hawes of the home; a son, Ricky Hawes of Ash: five daugh ters. Cindy (iurganus of Ash. Sherri Hawes of Shallotte, Joanne luirri more of Ocean Isle Beach. Sandra Long of Shallotte and Ha/el Faulk of Nakina; a brother. John Clifton Reaves of Nakina; eight grandchil dren; and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted March 12 in the Chapel of Bruns wick Funeral Service by the Rev. Bob Childress and the Rev. Billy Smith. Entombment was in Col umbus Memorial Park Mausoleum. Whiteville. Active and honorary casketbearers were members of the Brunswick County Sheriff's Depart ment. WILHEMENIA DAN I ELS Wilhemenia Daniels. 50. of Ash. died March *) in The Brunswick Hospital. Final rites were conducted March 13 at Sandy Plain Baptist Church of Tabor City by the Rev. M.C. Herring. Buriai was in Sandy Plain Cemetery. Survivors include a son. Bobby Daniels of the home; her mother, Mabel King of Whiteville; a step daughter. Tammy Daniels of Ixing wood; a stepson. Richard Davis of Shallotte; sisters liermena Mc Kvain, Helen Mae Cokley. Kay Louise Simmons. Barbara Ann Rob inson and Kathy Rainey. a!! of Tabor City, and Willadean Bostic of Whiteville; brothers Herman L King of Tabor City, Charlie King Jr. of I .oris. S.C.. and Clarence Kinu of Whitevillo. ROBERT GEENN WEEES Robert Glenn Wells, 88. of Wilmington died March 8 in New I lanover Regional Medical Center. The funeral was March 10 in Andrews Mortuary Market Street Chapel, by Dr. Lamar Brooks and the Rev Richard Everett. Burial was in Grcenlawn Memorial Park. He was born in Delco on June 23. 1905, the son of the lale David W. and Mary Jane Pridgen Wells. He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Peterson Wells. Mr. Wells was a member of Winter Park Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons. Robert Jerry Wells of Salisburv and and Harold P. (Hal) Well's of Wilmington; three daughters. Mrs. Calvin (Janice) Cates of Charlotte, Mrs. Wallace (Shelby) Gray and Mrs. Graham (Sue) Davis, both of Wilmington; 13 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; three sisters. Doris Wessell of Leland. Get a via Horrell of Wilmington and Jessie Gooden of Elizabcthtown. DOROTHY CARNES McNEII.E Dorothy Carnes McNeill. 85. of Whiteville and Ocean Isle Beach, died Saturday. March 12, at Wood haven Nursing Home in Eumberton. A graveside funeral was held March 14 in Whiteville Memorial Cemetery, with the Rev. A. Joe Poole officiating. She was a graduate of Whiteville High School and Carolina College in Maxton. Survivors include two daughters. Nancy M. Mills of Eumberton and Penny M Herzog of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; a son, John D. McNeill of Charlotte; five grandchildren; and one great-grandson. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Asso ciation, Eastern North Carolina Chapter, 400 Overland Road, Suite 208, Raleigh. N.C. 27605 and to the Carolina College Scholarship Fund. Attn. Bill Ix)wdermilk. Methodist College. Favetteville, N.C. 28300. CENNIK IRKNE NELSON Cicnnic Irene Nelson. 52. of Ijongwood. died March 13 in The Brunswick Hospital. Supply. The funeral was Wednesday, March 16. 2 p.m. at the graveside in Nelson Family Cemetery, Ash. The Rev. Danny Hawkins officiated. Survivors include her husband. 1-ake Willard Nelson of the home: three sons. Gene Willard Nelson. James Edward Nelson and Lake I.arry Nelson, all of Ash; six sisters, Mae White of Florence, S.C., Marlene Robinson of Shallotte. Clauc Mae Norris of Ash, Rose Mary Clewis of Whiteville, Martha Malpass of Wilmington and Wilma Malpass of Ix-land; five brothers, Daris Simmons of Oak Island. James Oliver Simmons of High Point. J.C". Simmons of Jacksonville. N.C.. Waylon Simmons of Ash and Johnny Simmons of Wilmington: and four grandchildren. DAI.TON THOMAS SCHAEFER Dalton Thomas Schaefer. (i7, of Fast Oak Island Drive. Long Beach, died March 11 at home. Memorial services were held Feb. 14 at Ocean View United Methodist Church, where he was a member, with the Rev. Fred Roberts officiat ing. A second service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday. March 20. at Beth lehem United Methodist Church in Dallastown, Pa. Mr Schaefer was born Dec. 31. ll)2(i in Washington. Pa., son of the late Dalton Arthur and Mildred Neal Schaefer. He moved to 1 ong Beach in 1988 from Dallastown. Pa. He was a U.S. Army Corps veteran and served in the Merchant Marine dur ing World War 11 He was a retired industrial engineer with Chemtron Corp. in Hanover. Pa. Survivors include his wife, Lucille Skelly Schaefer of the home; two sons, the Rev. Barton T. Schaefer of Camp Hill. Pa . and the Rev. John A. Schaefer of Hummels town. Pa.; and liv e grandchildren. Memorial contributions may he made to Ocean View United Meth enlist Church Building Fund. BARBARA ELLEN BENTON DALY Barbara Ellen Benton Daly. 46. of Cove City, died March 10 at Craven Regional Medical Center after a short illness. The funeral was March 12 at Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Mike Register officiating. Burial was in the Daly Cemetery in Jasper. She was horn May 2, 1947, in Brunswick County, the daughter of Eva McGee Benton of Leland and the late George Franklin Benton. Survivors include her husband, James Daly Sr.; two daughters. Mrs. Ronnie (Beverly Kay Smith) Mallard of New Bern and Melinda Gale Clark of Winnabow; two step sons. Curtis W. Daly of the home and James Daly Jr. of Cove City; two sisters, Velma Benton Britt and Nina "Pat" Potter, both of Iceland; and three grandchildren. SAMUEL RANZINO Samuel Ran/.ino. 65, of Long Beach died March 13. No services were held. GENEVA JENRETTE LONG Geneva Jenrette Long, 85, of Wilmington, formerly of Ash. died March 14 in Pinnacle Care Nursing Center. Wilmington. Born in Brunswick County on May 27. 1910. she was a daughter of the late John Fllis and Bertie Jacobs Long. She was preceded in death by her husband. Obbie Long, and her son. George F. l.ong. Survivors include two daughters, Eva L. Cannon of Wilmington and Barbara L. Mills of Swansboro; three brothers, Oswell Jenrette of Leland. Leon Jenrette of Cottage Grove, Oregon, and Dillon Jenrette; a sister. Martha Ixc Brown of Supply; 111 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held March 10 in the chapel of Bruns wick Funeral Service, Shallotte. by Dr. Ralph Holt, with burial in the Bennett Cemetery, Ash. Grief Is Topic Of Upcoming Program A professional development pro- Thursday, March 31 at Brunswick gram/ teleconference to assist care- Community College. givers, family members and volun- Co-sponsored by Brunswick teers. "Living with Grief: Personally Community College and Lower and Professionally," is set for Cape Fear Hospice, the program is scheduled from 1-4 p.m. in BCC's Administration I -earning Resources/ OAnn OF IP Student Center. '?.AKcLv v?si cM Local panelists will provide an in rpH A XTF" Q troduction session at i p.m. They in lllAlNK? elude Jean Pelletier, spiritual be ^ The family of li'ifma ^ jpThomas Todd zi>ou(d |p fif^e to express their |p |p appreciation for aff the |p |p fondness shown them |p ^ in their time of sorrozo. jp 9'our thought fulness u>iff afwaxjs be remem S Calabash Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship Service 9:30 AM Church School For All Ages 10:45 Old Georgetown Road (910)579-7356 Dr Francis M Womack, Jr.. Minister Nursery Provided ? Casual Dress Coble Ularb-^mitl] Funeral Service Serving Brunswick County Since 1945 'A proud tradition of dignified service to every family's needs.' PRE-NEED PLANNING INSURANCE PLANS CREMATION LOCAL, NATIONAL & SERVICES INTERNATIONAL FUNERAL FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS & MONUMENTS TRADITIONAL AVAILABLE FUNERALS Greg White-Manager ? 754-(>848 11 wy 17 N.. Supply (Only 6 minutes north of Shallotte) rcavcmcnl counselor; Larry An drews, Brunswick Funeral Service; Greg While. Coble-Ward-Smith Funeral Service; Hill Newnam. Peacock Newnam Funeral Service, and the Rev. Richard Warner, St. James I he Fisherman Episcopal Church. Following the introduction, the teleconference will explore these questions: What is grief.' Who expe riences it? Dealing with the grief of patients and families: what do care givers need to know? Also to be discussed are support groups and other interventions, and how caregivers can deal with grief. The program will conclude with a discussion session. To pre-register. call the Bruns wick Communilv College Continu Brunswick Islands Baptist Church All Ages Sunday SchooMO 00 am Single and Single Again-10.00 am Worship and Communion-11 00 am Sunday Evening Worship-700 pm Wednesday Evening Worship-7 00 pm casual dress ? nursery provided Prayer is the language spoken here Larry Knowles, Pastor 1672 Mt Pisgah Rd. SW Holden Beach 842-8969 ttxtttxtxxtxxxxntxtxxtxxttxtmti\ 'A I^ecision You Can Be Proud Of" On a warm sunny day in early March, residents enjoyed a picnic outside, complete with hamburgers, hot dogs, BBQ chicken, cole slaw, potato salad and baked beans. Visit us soon and let us share with you our concept of a caring environment. > Cardinal Care Center...for those who need a little help with daily living Mulberry Street, PC) Box 1559, Shallotte, N( t' ?59 Local 754-6621 ? loll Free 1-800-233-3204 I CARE CENTER Administrator- Nancy l.car> .a .,?