He was the son of the late James Reeves Callahan and the late Ruth Veronica Williamson Callahan. He was formerly employed by Horne Motors in Orangeburg. He was preceded in death by a brother, James "Bud" Callahan.
Survivors include two sisters, Mary Claire Callahan Wise of St. Matthews and Joanne C. Pendarvis of Bamberg; a special caregiver, Mrs. Donald (Sheryl) Smith Sr. of Seabrook; two nephews; four nieces; seven great-nieces and -nephews; and two special nephews, Reeves and Billy Wise.
Survivors include two sisters, Mary Claire Callahan Wise of St. Matthews and Joanne C. Pendarvis of Bamberg; a special caregiver, Mrs. Donald (Sheryl) Smith Sr. of Seabrook; two nephews; four nieces; seven great-nieces and -nephews; and two special nephews, Reeves and Billy Wise.
He was the son of the late James Reeves Callahan and the late Ruth Veronica Williamson Callahan. He was formerly employed by Horne Motors in Orangeburg. He was preceded in death by a brother, James "Bud" Callahan.
Survivors include two sisters, Mary Claire Callahan Wise of St. Matthews and Joanne C. Pendarvis of Bamberg; a special caregiver, Mrs. Donald (Sheryl) Smith Sr. of Seabrook; two nephews; four nieces; seven great-nieces and -nephews; and two special nephews, Reeves and Billy Wise.
Survivors include two sisters, Mary Claire Callahan Wise of St. Matthews and Joanne C. Pendarvis of Bamberg; a special caregiver, Mrs. Donald (Sheryl) Smith Sr. of Seabrook; two nephews; four nieces; seven great-nieces and -nephews; and two special nephews, Reeves and Billy Wise.
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