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Aiken High School Class of 1971

July 2, 1972 by pattylove Leave a Comment

Marvin Bruce Moore

Marvin Moore 1971
Marvin Moore 1971

Aiken Man Dies After Falling From Pick-Up

Marvin Bruce Moore, 19, of 143 Sharyn Lane, Aiken, died Sunday at an Augusta Hospital as a result of injuries sus­tained in a fall from the rear of a pick-up truck in Waynes­boro, Ga. Saturday.

According to reports the youth had ridden to a job site in Waynesboro to pickup some other youths after work when the accident occurred.

Mr Moore was a native of Aiken. He was a graduate of Aiken High. He was a member of Clearwater Branch Baptist Church.  Marvin was employed by Stewart Builders.

Surviving are: his moth­er and step-father. Mr. and Mrs David Gregory of Aiken; father and step-mother, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Moore, North Augusta; one sister, Mrs. Malinda Santomauro, Aiken; two half-sisters. Miss Gloria Moore, Miss Donna Moore, both of North Augusta; one brother. Gifford Moore, Hampton. one step-sis­ter. Mrs. Rita Day, Aiken; four half-brothers, Lewis Gre­gory. Aiken, Michael Moore, Steadman Moore. Glenn Moore, all of North Augusta; maternal grandmother. Mrs Marie Poole, Aiken; paternal grand­mother Mrs. Pat Wightman.  Charleston; and paternal grandfather, RD. Moore of Charleston.

Pallbearers will be David Seigler, Jimmy Randall, Randy Weeks, Johnnie Moseley, Tom Tyler, and Keith Weeks. Mike Cornwell, Mike Day,  Jerry Tindall, Monroe McCall, Mar­tin Gunter, and Blewitt Gunter.

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On February 23, 1888, the Aiken Institute was incorporated by an act of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina. The school opened its doors as a high school on September 17, 1888. The first students were required to pay a small tuition to help defray the cost of running the school. Prior to the establishment of the Aiken Institute, the youth of Aiken attended several private schools … read more... about Aiken High History

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