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Posted By Janis Bishop on November 17, 2020
Graniteville lost a long time resident with the passing of Myrtle Strasser last August. She was a beloved member of the extended Strasser clan of Graniteville. Everyone in Graniteville will miss her. May she rest in peace.To find out more about Myrtle’s life, click here to read her obituary.
Posted By Janis Bishop on September 28, 2020
Posted By Janis Bishop on July 3, 2020
Just a reminder that due to the Covid-19 situation, Graniteville will not be holding a parade or picnic this year. Stay safe and see you next year!
Posted By Janis Bishop on June 26, 2020
Due to the situation with the Covid-19 Pandemic and wanting to follow CDC guidelines, there will not be a Memorial Service for Paul Stone in Graniteville this summer – hopefully it can be re-visited in Spring 2021.
Posted By Janis Bishop on June 6, 2020
I’m sad to share that we lost Paul Stone on Wed, May 27th. He passed away in his home in Graniteville. Paul and Norma’s home was the heart of Graniteville. It was always the gathering place for many wonderful dinners and celebrations. Paul founded the Graniteville Volunteer Fire Company #46.
Paul organized the parade and picnic with the help of the Department and worked tirelessly to get grants, equipment and provide training. Norma is staying with family. Everyone who knew Paul loved him and the heart of Graniteville is broken.
Due to the current situation with the Corona Virus, there will not be a parade or picnic for the 4th of July. Looking forward to carrying on the tradition in Paul’s memory next year.
