Husband of Rebecca Crum Buie married 27 Jun 1951
Children: Phillip D. Buie, III b. 24 Apr 1957
Salley Crum Buie Jarrett b. 4 Jan 1960
Parents: Philip D. Buie and Grace Salley
Grandparents: Malcolm Archibald Buie b. 22 Oct 1856 d. 8 Mar 1934
Margaret Ann Roberts Buie b. 2 Nov 1865 d. 23 May 1952
Dempsey Hammond Salley b. 20 Oct 1838 d. 30 Oct 1903
Ida Eloise Prothro Salley b. 13 May 1851 d. 3 Oct 1937
A patriot and a Christian. Devoted to his country, his family and his God. He served his country well as a member of 138th Combat Engineer, WW II and died loving the cause for which he fought.
Philip Buie Jr.
DENMARK - Services for Philip Doddridge "Dodd" Buie Jr., 81, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, September 30, 2001 at Denmark Presbyterian Church with Dr. Barry L. Jenkins officiating. Burial will be in Denmark Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7-9 this evening, Saturday, September 29, 2001 at Mercer Funeral Home. Those who wish may make memorials to Denmark Presbyterian Church, Denmark, SC 29042.
Dodd was Born November 24, 1920 at the home of his paternal grandparents in Red Springs, N. C. and died September 27, 2001 in Baptist Medical Center in Columbia. He was the son of Philip Doddridge Buie Sr. and Grace Salley Buie, who moved their family to Denmark when Dodd was quite young.
After attending Denmark schools, Dodd entered Clemson College and completed three years before he entered the Army in 1943. His service included stays at Fort Jackson, Camp Croft and Fort Benning and assignment to the 138th Combat Engineers, where he taught map reading, weapons and demolition. He was transferred to Scotland, where he received advance training in Bailey bridges (an Army prefabricated, crossing bridge), so necessary to the advancement of our troops in Europe in World War II. He was transferred to the mainland of Europe where he engaged in Bailey bridge maintenance and in extensive minefield clearing, sometimes operating as a one-man team.
After the war, Dodd returned to Clemson College, graduated in 1947 with a B. S. degree in Industrial Education. He was a member of the South Carolina National Guard and retired in 1967 as a Lieutenant Colonel. He was a Commander of the Bamberg Post while he was a guardsman. His career also included teaching at Denmark High School and serving as head of training at Milliken and Co., Barnwell Plant.
Loyalty, integrity, dedication and devotion were Dodd Buie's watchwords. He loyally served his county. He rendered dedicated service to his beloved Denmark Presbyterian Church by his support and also by his tenure as a deacon, elder and trustee. His sterling character was always evident in every facet of his work. He was a loving, devoted husband and father. May God grant Dodd an abundant reward for his beautiful life of service on earth.
Surviving are his wife Rebecca Crum Buie of Denmark, son, Philip Doddridge Buie III and his wife, Phyllis Blake Buie, of Orangeburg; daughter, Salley Crum Buie Jarrett and her husband, Glenn Jarrett , of St. George; sisters, Anne Eloise Buie of Denmark and Grace Buie Owens and her husband, Dr. Jennings Kerr Owens, of Bennettsville; grandchildren, Philip Doddridge Buie IV, Erin Elizabeth Buie and Rebecca Batten Jarrett; step-grandchildren, Cory Winfield Jarrett and Adam Thomas Jarrett.
The State, Columbia, SC; Saturday, September 29, 2001
Children: Phillip D. Buie, III b. 24 Apr 1957
Salley Crum Buie Jarrett b. 4 Jan 1960
Parents: Philip D. Buie and Grace Salley
Grandparents: Malcolm Archibald Buie b. 22 Oct 1856 d. 8 Mar 1934
Margaret Ann Roberts Buie b. 2 Nov 1865 d. 23 May 1952
Dempsey Hammond Salley b. 20 Oct 1838 d. 30 Oct 1903
Ida Eloise Prothro Salley b. 13 May 1851 d. 3 Oct 1937
A patriot and a Christian. Devoted to his country, his family and his God. He served his country well as a member of 138th Combat Engineer, WW II and died loving the cause for which he fought.
Philip Buie Jr.
DENMARK - Services for Philip Doddridge "Dodd" Buie Jr., 81, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, September 30, 2001 at Denmark Presbyterian Church with Dr. Barry L. Jenkins officiating. Burial will be in Denmark Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7-9 this evening, Saturday, September 29, 2001 at Mercer Funeral Home. Those who wish may make memorials to Denmark Presbyterian Church, Denmark, SC 29042.
Dodd was Born November 24, 1920 at the home of his paternal grandparents in Red Springs, N. C. and died September 27, 2001 in Baptist Medical Center in Columbia. He was the son of Philip Doddridge Buie Sr. and Grace Salley Buie, who moved their family to Denmark when Dodd was quite young.
After attending Denmark schools, Dodd entered Clemson College and completed three years before he entered the Army in 1943. His service included stays at Fort Jackson, Camp Croft and Fort Benning and assignment to the 138th Combat Engineers, where he taught map reading, weapons and demolition. He was transferred to Scotland, where he received advance training in Bailey bridges (an Army prefabricated, crossing bridge), so necessary to the advancement of our troops in Europe in World War II. He was transferred to the mainland of Europe where he engaged in Bailey bridge maintenance and in extensive minefield clearing, sometimes operating as a one-man team.
After the war, Dodd returned to Clemson College, graduated in 1947 with a B. S. degree in Industrial Education. He was a member of the South Carolina National Guard and retired in 1967 as a Lieutenant Colonel. He was a Commander of the Bamberg Post while he was a guardsman. His career also included teaching at Denmark High School and serving as head of training at Milliken and Co., Barnwell Plant.
Loyalty, integrity, dedication and devotion were Dodd Buie's watchwords. He loyally served his county. He rendered dedicated service to his beloved Denmark Presbyterian Church by his support and also by his tenure as a deacon, elder and trustee. His sterling character was always evident in every facet of his work. He was a loving, devoted husband and father. May God grant Dodd an abundant reward for his beautiful life of service on earth.
Surviving are his wife Rebecca Crum Buie of Denmark, son, Philip Doddridge Buie III and his wife, Phyllis Blake Buie, of Orangeburg; daughter, Salley Crum Buie Jarrett and her husband, Glenn Jarrett , of St. George; sisters, Anne Eloise Buie of Denmark and Grace Buie Owens and her husband, Dr. Jennings Kerr Owens, of Bennettsville; grandchildren, Philip Doddridge Buie IV, Erin Elizabeth Buie and Rebecca Batten Jarrett; step-grandchildren, Cory Winfield Jarrett and Adam Thomas Jarrett.
The State, Columbia, SC; Saturday, September 29, 2001
Husband of Rebecca Crum Buie married 27 Jun 1951
Children: Phillip D. Buie, III b. 24 Apr 1957
Salley Crum Buie Jarrett b. 4 Jan 1960
Parents: Philip D. Buie and Grace Salley
Grandparents: Malcolm Archibald Buie b. 22 Oct 1856 d. 8 Mar 1934
Margaret Ann Roberts Buie b. 2 Nov 1865 d. 23 May 1952
Dempsey Hammond Salley b. 20 Oct 1838 d. 30 Oct 1903
Ida Eloise Prothro Salley b. 13 May 1851 d. 3 Oct 1937
A patriot and a Christian. Devoted to his country, his family and his God. He served his country well as a member of 138th Combat Engineer, WW II and died loving the cause for which he fought.
Philip Buie Jr.
DENMARK - Services for Philip Doddridge "Dodd" Buie Jr., 81, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, September 30, 2001 at Denmark Presbyterian Church with Dr. Barry L. Jenkins officiating. Burial will be in Denmark Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7-9 this evening, Saturday, September 29, 2001 at Mercer Funeral Home. Those who wish may make memorials to Denmark Presbyterian Church, Denmark, SC 29042.
Dodd was Born November 24, 1920 at the home of his paternal grandparents in Red Springs, N. C. and died September 27, 2001 in Baptist Medical Center in Columbia. He was the son of Philip Doddridge Buie Sr. and Grace Salley Buie, who moved their family to Denmark when Dodd was quite young.
After attending Denmark schools, Dodd entered Clemson College and completed three years before he entered the Army in 1943. His service included stays at Fort Jackson, Camp Croft and Fort Benning and assignment to the 138th Combat Engineers, where he taught map reading, weapons and demolition. He was transferred to Scotland, where he received advance training in Bailey bridges (an Army prefabricated, crossing bridge), so necessary to the advancement of our troops in Europe in World War II. He was transferred to the mainland of Europe where he engaged in Bailey bridge maintenance and in extensive minefield clearing, sometimes operating as a one-man team.
After the war, Dodd returned to Clemson College, graduated in 1947 with a B. S. degree in Industrial Education. He was a member of the South Carolina National Guard and retired in 1967 as a Lieutenant Colonel. He was a Commander of the Bamberg Post while he was a guardsman. His career also included teaching at Denmark High School and serving as head of training at Milliken and Co., Barnwell Plant.
Loyalty, integrity, dedication and devotion were Dodd Buie's watchwords. He loyally served his county. He rendered dedicated service to his beloved Denmark Presbyterian Church by his support and also by his tenure as a deacon, elder and trustee. His sterling character was always evident in every facet of his work. He was a loving, devoted husband and father. May God grant Dodd an abundant reward for his beautiful life of service on earth.
Surviving are his wife Rebecca Crum Buie of Denmark, son, Philip Doddridge Buie III and his wife, Phyllis Blake Buie, of Orangeburg; daughter, Salley Crum Buie Jarrett and her husband, Glenn Jarrett , of St. George; sisters, Anne Eloise Buie of Denmark and Grace Buie Owens and her husband, Dr. Jennings Kerr Owens, of Bennettsville; grandchildren, Philip Doddridge Buie IV, Erin Elizabeth Buie and Rebecca Batten Jarrett; step-grandchildren, Cory Winfield Jarrett and Adam Thomas Jarrett.
The State, Columbia, SC; Saturday, September 29, 2001
Children: Phillip D. Buie, III b. 24 Apr 1957
Salley Crum Buie Jarrett b. 4 Jan 1960
Parents: Philip D. Buie and Grace Salley
Grandparents: Malcolm Archibald Buie b. 22 Oct 1856 d. 8 Mar 1934
Margaret Ann Roberts Buie b. 2 Nov 1865 d. 23 May 1952
Dempsey Hammond Salley b. 20 Oct 1838 d. 30 Oct 1903
Ida Eloise Prothro Salley b. 13 May 1851 d. 3 Oct 1937
A patriot and a Christian. Devoted to his country, his family and his God. He served his country well as a member of 138th Combat Engineer, WW II and died loving the cause for which he fought.
Philip Buie Jr.
DENMARK - Services for Philip Doddridge "Dodd" Buie Jr., 81, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, September 30, 2001 at Denmark Presbyterian Church with Dr. Barry L. Jenkins officiating. Burial will be in Denmark Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7-9 this evening, Saturday, September 29, 2001 at Mercer Funeral Home. Those who wish may make memorials to Denmark Presbyterian Church, Denmark, SC 29042.
Dodd was Born November 24, 1920 at the home of his paternal grandparents in Red Springs, N. C. and died September 27, 2001 in Baptist Medical Center in Columbia. He was the son of Philip Doddridge Buie Sr. and Grace Salley Buie, who moved their family to Denmark when Dodd was quite young.
After attending Denmark schools, Dodd entered Clemson College and completed three years before he entered the Army in 1943. His service included stays at Fort Jackson, Camp Croft and Fort Benning and assignment to the 138th Combat Engineers, where he taught map reading, weapons and demolition. He was transferred to Scotland, where he received advance training in Bailey bridges (an Army prefabricated, crossing bridge), so necessary to the advancement of our troops in Europe in World War II. He was transferred to the mainland of Europe where he engaged in Bailey bridge maintenance and in extensive minefield clearing, sometimes operating as a one-man team.
After the war, Dodd returned to Clemson College, graduated in 1947 with a B. S. degree in Industrial Education. He was a member of the South Carolina National Guard and retired in 1967 as a Lieutenant Colonel. He was a Commander of the Bamberg Post while he was a guardsman. His career also included teaching at Denmark High School and serving as head of training at Milliken and Co., Barnwell Plant.
Loyalty, integrity, dedication and devotion were Dodd Buie's watchwords. He loyally served his county. He rendered dedicated service to his beloved Denmark Presbyterian Church by his support and also by his tenure as a deacon, elder and trustee. His sterling character was always evident in every facet of his work. He was a loving, devoted husband and father. May God grant Dodd an abundant reward for his beautiful life of service on earth.
Surviving are his wife Rebecca Crum Buie of Denmark, son, Philip Doddridge Buie III and his wife, Phyllis Blake Buie, of Orangeburg; daughter, Salley Crum Buie Jarrett and her husband, Glenn Jarrett , of St. George; sisters, Anne Eloise Buie of Denmark and Grace Buie Owens and her husband, Dr. Jennings Kerr Owens, of Bennettsville; grandchildren, Philip Doddridge Buie IV, Erin Elizabeth Buie and Rebecca Batten Jarrett; step-grandchildren, Cory Winfield Jarrett and Adam Thomas Jarrett.
The State, Columbia, SC; Saturday, September 29, 2001
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