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- OBITUARY:
It is with great sadness that the family of Carol J. and Camille J. Hatcher, formerly of Greer, SC announce the passing of Carol, who passed on December 11, 2021, at age 88, and Camille, who passed on May 1, 2021, at the age of 62.
They will be lovingly remembered by son and brother Howard R. Hatcher and wife Judy from Hilton Head, SC; grandsons and nephews, Brandon M. Hatcher and wife Kerensa from Pagosa Springs, CO;
Christopher M Hatcher and wife Rachel from Savannah, GA; Great Grandchildren and Great Niece and Nephew, Addison and Matthew Hatcher of Savannah, GA; Sister and Aunt, Martha F. Marcus, husband Donald of Slidell, LA.
They were predeceased by Carol’s loving husband and Camille’s loving father, Tully E. Hatcher.
A combined service will be held at Mitchell Road Presbyterian Church on Monday, December 20, 2021, at 11:00 AM at 207 Mitchell Road, Greenville, SC.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Carol J. Hatcher’s name to Mitchell Road Presbyterian Building Fund at 207 Mitchell Road, Greenville, SC 29615 or to Greenville Humane Society, in Camille J. Hatcher’s name, at 305 Airport Road, Greenville, SC. Online condolences may be made at www.mackeycenturydrive.com.
- General Notes: Note and information from Carol herself:
I attended Howard College, Birmingham, (Jefferson) Alabama, and Southeastern Bible College - (did not graduate.) Worked as a medical assistant in Birmingham, Ala; Scottsboro, Alabama, and Huntsville, Alabama. When we moved to Greenville, SC in 1966, I worked for Provident Life and Accident Insurance Company as a claims adjuster, claims manager, training coordinator and finally Manager of Claims Administration until retirement.
Gene and I were fortunate to be able to make several trips - to Germany, France, Hawaii, Nova Scotia, Canada, Colorado, the canyon lands of Utah, Alaska. He loved making any kind of picture. Most of the pictures made of him were with a camera or two around his neck and in the snow. He loved God, his family, the mountains, snow and sightseeing.
He had his first aneurysm in 1978 and was unable to return to work and could not drive. So I made sure we spent weekends as often as possible in the mountains so he could make pictures.
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