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Aiken High School Class of 1971

May 27, 1983 by pattylove Leave a Comment

Thomas Walker Esdorn

Thomas Walker Esdorn
Thomas Walker Esdorn
Tom was born on March 5, 1953 and died May 27, 1983.

Thomas W. Esdorn, 30, 712 Rollingwood Road, died Saturday near Aiken. Graveside services will be con­ducted today at 4 p.m. in the Lees­ville Cemetery with the Rev. Robert James officiating.

Mr. Esdorn was a native of Co­lumbia and was a son of Glenn E. and Joyce Shealy Esdorn. He was a member of St. John’s United Methodist Church and attended the College of Charleston and USC-Aiken. He was employed by Aiken County as an advanced paramedic and was a coach for the Aiken Little League baseball program.

Survivors include one son, Thomas Christopher Esdorn, Aiken; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Esdorn, Aiken; two sis­ters, Glennie Tope, Raleigh, N.C., and Vivien Young, San Francisco, Calif.; and one brother, Lt. Henry D. Esdorn, Biloxi, Miss.

The family suggests memorials to St. Mary Help of Christians School or to St. John’s United Meth­odist Church.

Charles R. Shealy and Sons Fu­neral Home of Batesburg-Leesville is in charge of arrangements.

 

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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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