TIMOTHY CHRISTOPHER
FIKLDS
Timothy Christopher Fields, 29,
of Route I . Lcland. died Dec. I at
New Hanover Regional Medical Ce
ter. Wilmington.
A memorial service was held
lXx\ 4 at Andrews Mortuary Market
Street Chapel, Wilmington. Burial
took place Dec. 8 in Grundy, Va.
Fields was bom Oct. 2 1 , l%2, the
son of the late Florcnc Fields of
Grundy.
Survivors include his wife, Belin
da Beth Fields and his three- year-old
daughter, Florcna Beth Fields, both
of the home; two brothers, Raymond
Fields of Harrisburg, Pa., and James
Fields of Triangle, Va.; and a sister,
Shclia Belcher of Grundy.
DANIEL DURDKN SHANNON
INEZ HARRELSON SHANNON
Daniel Durden Shannon, 74, and
Inez Harrelson Shannon, 75, of
Long Beach, died Dec. 2 at their res
idence.
A memorial Mass of the Res
urrection was conducted Dec. 6 at
Sacretl Heart Catholic Church in
Southport, of which both were
members, by the Rev. John Carcich.
Burial took place in Northwood
Cemetery.
Mr. Shannon was born July 7,
1917, in Boca Grand. Fla., and had
lived there most of his life. He was a
U.S. Army veteran of World War 11,
a member of Oak Island VFW Post
10226, a charter member of the
Brunswick County Board of Real
tors, a founding member of Long
Beach Fire Department and Rescue
Squad and former acting town clerk
for I^ong Beach. He was a retired re
al estate agent, having founded and
operated Shannon Services for a
number of years.
Mrs. Shannon was born April 27,
1916, in Funstori, and had lived
there most of her life. She had re
tired as a registered nurse from
Dosher Memorial Hospital in South
port, where she served as director of
nursing for many years.
She was a founding member of
Long Beach Rescue Squad, a li
censed real estate broker and a for
mer director of the Southport-Oak
Island Chamber of Commerce.
Their survivors include two sons,
Ronnie Shannon and Donnie Shan
non, both of Long Beach; and five
grandchildren.
Mr. Shannon is also survived by
five brothers, John Shannon of Jack
sonville, Fla., Bill Shannon of Ml
Scgundo, Calif., A1 Shannon of
Charleston, S.C., Robert Shannon of
Ogden and Pat Shannon of Wash
ington. D.C.; and a sister, Jane
Shannon of Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Shannon is also survived by
two brothers, Dan Harrelson of
Southport and Walter Harrelson of
Nashville, Tcnn.; and two sisters,
Annie Laurie Myers of Long Beach
and Maggie Lanier of Carolina
Beach.
Memorial contributions may be
made to Long Beach Rescue Squad,
the American Red Cross or the orga
nization of the donor's choice.
LOUIS EARL BREW
Louis Earl Brew, 84, of Wil
mington died Dec. 5 at New Han
over Regional Medical Center, Wil
mington.
A graveside scrvicc was conduct
ed Dcc. 7 in Oleander Memorial
Gardens by Dr. Michael G. Queen.
Brew was born May 13. 1907, in
Brunswick County, son of the late
Daniel and Annie Winford Chinnis
Brew.
He was a member of First Baptist
Church and was a barber in Wil
mington lor many years.
Among the survivors are his wife,
Letha Carroll Brew of the home: a
daughter, Sabra Brew Taylor or Ral
eigh; a sister, Ernestine Thorpe of
Lcland and a grandchild.
THOMAS MARVIN PHILLIPS
Thomas Marvin Phillips, SO, of
Shallouc Point Road, Shallottc, died
Dcc. 4 at The Brunswick Hospital,
Supply.
The funeral was held Dcc. 6 at
Brunswick Funeral Service, Shal
lottc. Burial followed in Cross Creek
Cemetery, Faycttcvillc.
KDMOND BUTLER NICHOLS
Edmond Butler Nichols, 63, of
Wilmington died Dec. 7 in New
Hanover Regional Medical Center,
Wilmington.
The funeral was held Dcc. 9 in
the Coble Ward-Smith Funeral Scr
vicc Chapel with the Rev. Tommy
Register officiating.
Nichols was born April 7, 1928,
in Erwin. the son of the laic Walter
E. and Eva Smith Nichols. He at
tended the Campbell College, Wake
Forest University and the University
of Florida.
Nichols was also a veteran of the
U.S. Coast Guard and had been
president of Enterprise Oil
Company until his retirement in
1970, when he entered the construc
tion and real estate business and was
the vice-president of Nichols and
Associates Realtors.
Survivors include Joyce C.
Nichols of Wilmington; three sons,
Christopher E. Nichols and Walter
E. Nichols, both of Mandcvillc, La.,
and Simeon E. Nichols of Greens
boro; three daughters, Pamela Sell
ers of Southport. Meredith Conklin
ol San Diego, Calif., and Ann Horan
of Charleston, S.C.; a sister, Mary
Susan Byrne of Wake Forest; seven
grandchildren; and one great-grand
daughter.
In lieu of flowers, the family re
quests that memorial contributions
be made to the charily of the donor's
choice.
LILLIK MALPASS DALE
Lillic Malpass Dale, 69, of Dclco
died Dec. 7 in New Hanover
Regional Medical Center, Wilming
ton.
The funeral was Dec. 9 in Red
Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church,
officiated by the Rev. Calvin
Malpass. Burial was in Pincy Grove
Advent Christian Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Dale was born Feb. 3. 1922,
in Columbus County and was ihc
daughter of the late William and
Florence Creech Malpass. She was a
member of Red Hill Pentecostal
Holiness Church.
Mrs. Dale was the widow of
Charlie Dale, who died Nov. 22
1989.
Among the survivors are a son,
Charlie Dale Jr. of Dclco; five
daughters, Anncll Dale Benson,
Betty Dale Applewhite, Alberta
Dale Little, Sue Dale Lennon and
Peggy Marie Dale Malpass, all of
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wish all our patients and
friends a joyous holiday season.
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YVONNE MILDKhl) SPENCER
Yvonne Mildred Spencer, 72, ol
Bricklanding community, died Dec.
8 at her residence.
Born in Sioux lalls, S.D., she was
a daughter of the late Edward and
Harriett McCumher Brollicr.
The funeral was Dec. 10 in the
chapel of Brunswick Funeral
Service, Supply, with the Rev. Mur
ray Page officiating. Burial was in
Brunsw ick Memorial Gardens, Shal
lotte.
Survivors include her husband,
Bruce Spencer of the home; a son.
Tommy Spencer of Shallotie; two
daughters, Deniccc Rowc and
Geraldine Elliott, both of Bremen,
Ind.; a brother, Edward Brollicr of
South Bend, Ind.; a sister. Evelyn
Ochstcin of Bourbon, Ind.; seven
grandchildren and five grcat-grand
childrcn.
MARY KATilERINK
SWEENEY HACHMANN
Mary Katherine Sweeney Bach
mann of Carolina Shores, Calabash,
died Dec. 7 at The Brunswick
Hospital, Supply, from injuries sus
tained in an auto accident.
A memorial service will be an
nounced at a later date.
Mrs. Bachmann was born in
Utica, N.Y., the daughter of the late
Jerome Bernard and Veronica
Sweeney. She was an accountant, a
member of the VFW auxiliary, a
member of the Carolina Shores
Garden Club and was a volunteer
w'ith Meals On Wheels and the
Brunswick County Literacy Coun
cil.
Survivors include her husband,
Harry George Bachmann Jr. of
Calabash; a son, Raymond G. Bach
mann of Monroe, NJ.; a daughter,
Janet Vikki Cipriano of Ridgcwood,
N.J. and a brother, Raymond Sween
ey of Milltown, N.J.; and four
grandchildren.
IIENRY L. SCHEFER
Henry L. Schcfcr, 74, of Carolina
Shores, Calabash, died Dec. 7 at
New Hanover Regional Medical
Center, Wilmington.
The funeral and burial will take
place in Poughkccpsie, N.Y., with a
local service to be announced at a
later date.
Schcfcr was born Oct. 21, I'M 7,
in Poughkccpsie to the late Henry
and Marie Dialy Schcfcr. He w as a
printer for many years in the photo
engraving industry. Schcfcr also
served for many years on the Board
of Education in Hopatcong, NJ.
Survivors include Ins wife,
Katherine Schcfcr of the home; two
sisters, Caroline McCarthy and
Marie Scilts, both of Poughkccpsie;
and two nieces.
ANNIE BELLE GORE
Annie Belle Gore, 62, of Route 3,
Shallotie, died Dec. 8 at her resi
dence.
The funeral was held Dec. 10 at
Lctlies Grove PFW Baptist Church,
Shallotie, ol which she was a mem
ber, with the Rev. Maurice Milligan
and the Rev. William Ellis official
ing. Burial was in Brunswick
Memorial Gardens.
Among ihe survivors arc her hus
band, O.W. "l>ub" Gore ol the
home: a son, Johnny E. Moore of
Chapel Hill: four brothers, Bcnnic
He welt and Clco He well, both of
Chapel Hill, Magnus Hcwctl ol
Shallotte and Frank Hewcit of Ash;
six sisters, Lennic White of Ash,
Beulah Flor and Lorctla Fowler,
both of Shallotte; Vclma Hcwcit and
Katherinc flcwett, both of Supply,
and Esta Albert of Hillslxirough; a
granddaughter; and several nieces
and nephews.
KDWIN KLLIOTT LFONARl)
Edwin Elliott Leonard, 65, ol
Wilmington died Dec. X in Onslow
Memorial Hospital.
A graveside service was to be
held Wednesday, Dec. II, at 2 p.m.
in Ciurganus Cemetery, Shallotte.
with the Rev. Landis Lancaster offi
ciating.
Leonard was born Aug. 16, 1926.
in Shallotte, die son ol the late
Luther Mason and Mary Ruth Stan
ley Leonard.
Survivors includc his wife, Lois
Leonard of the home; a son,
Kenneth Leonard of New Bern: lour
daughters, Terry' Bennett and Amy
Brewer, both of Wilmington, Sherry
Jacobs of Bolton, and Tammy
Doman of Oklahoma City, Okla.; a
sister, Allcnc Leonard Hcdgccock of
Shallotte; 10 grandchildren: and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
LILLIAN B. HUFFMAN
Lillian Bernicc Brill Huffman, 63,
of Fayetlevillc, died Dcc. 4 at Cape
Fear Medical Center.
The funeral was Dcc. 7 at Cedar
Grove Baptist Church, CerTo Gordo,
by ihe Rev. Hughel Godwin, with
burial in the Nobles family ceme
tery.
Mrs. Huffman was formerly of
Ccrro Gordo.
Survivors include her son, Danny
Kenneth Britt of Hope Mills: lour
daughters, Judy Spencer of Parkton,
Janice Wheeler and Sandra Mininno
of Eayetieville and Katliy Ivey of
Boardman; lour brothers, Curtis
Nobles of Southport, Clilton and
Cephas Nobles of Faycttcvillc and
Edison Nobles of Cerro Gordo; 12
grandchildren; and two great-grand
children.
IIOYLK JACKSON HF.NSON
Hoylc Jackson Hcnson, 79. of
South Boston, Va.. died Dcc. 9 at
Twin Oaks Convalescent Home.
The funeral was to be held today
( rhursday) at Powell Funeral Home
Chapel in South Boston, officiated
by the Rev. Cireg Anders. Burial was
to be in Halifax Memorial Gardens.
Hcnson was born Oct. 17, 19 1 2,
in Rutherford County, N.C., the son
of the late Jack Elisha and Dora Mac
Phillips Hcnson.
He was a member of die South
Boston First Baptist Church and a
charter member of the YMCA.
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Annie Mae Holmes Hcnson of
South Boston; a daughter, Sylvia H.
Bohanon of Halifax, Va.; a son. Jack
H. Hcnson of Ash; a sister, Rcba H.
Mode of Joanna, S.C.; live grand
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