Sylvia Coleman Blitch, of Orangeburg and formerly of Charleston, widow of Charles Harry Blitch, Jr., entered into eternal rest on the evening of March 9, 2011.
Born December 20, 1947, in Charleston, SC, she was the daughter of Hugh H. Coleman and Evelyn Thomas Coleman.
Mrs. Blitch was a graduate of Newberry College and attended The Citadel.
She had been employed by Carmike Cinema. She formerly taught school with the Charleston County School District and Aiken County School District.
Sylvia was a member of the Order of the Easter Star, Amaranth, Daughters of the Nile, and a nationally recognized poet.
She is survived by one daughter: Rachel Blitch Glanton of Johns Island, SC; one son: Charles H. "Trey" Blitch, III of North Charleston, SC; one sister: Barbara Andrews of Mobile, AL; one brother: Hugh H. Coleman, Jr. of North Charleston, SC; eight grandchildren: Crissie, Carrie, Cassie, Kody, Kaleb Glanton and Courtney and Charlie Blitch; one great-grandchild.
Interment: Live Oak Memorial Gardens.
Her obituary was published in the Charleston Post and Courier 11 and 12 March 2011.
Born December 20, 1947, in Charleston, SC, she was the daughter of Hugh H. Coleman and Evelyn Thomas Coleman.
Mrs. Blitch was a graduate of Newberry College and attended The Citadel.
She had been employed by Carmike Cinema. She formerly taught school with the Charleston County School District and Aiken County School District.
Sylvia was a member of the Order of the Easter Star, Amaranth, Daughters of the Nile, and a nationally recognized poet.
She is survived by one daughter: Rachel Blitch Glanton of Johns Island, SC; one son: Charles H. "Trey" Blitch, III of North Charleston, SC; one sister: Barbara Andrews of Mobile, AL; one brother: Hugh H. Coleman, Jr. of North Charleston, SC; eight grandchildren: Crissie, Carrie, Cassie, Kody, Kaleb Glanton and Courtney and Charlie Blitch; one great-grandchild.
Interment: Live Oak Memorial Gardens.
Her obituary was published in the Charleston Post and Courier 11 and 12 March 2011.
Sylvia Coleman Blitch, of Orangeburg and formerly of Charleston, widow of Charles Harry Blitch, Jr., entered into eternal rest on the evening of March 9, 2011.
Born December 20, 1947, in Charleston, SC, she was the daughter of Hugh H. Coleman and Evelyn Thomas Coleman.
Mrs. Blitch was a graduate of Newberry College and attended The Citadel.
She had been employed by Carmike Cinema. She formerly taught school with the Charleston County School District and Aiken County School District.
Sylvia was a member of the Order of the Easter Star, Amaranth, Daughters of the Nile, and a nationally recognized poet.
She is survived by one daughter: Rachel Blitch Glanton of Johns Island, SC; one son: Charles H. "Trey" Blitch, III of North Charleston, SC; one sister: Barbara Andrews of Mobile, AL; one brother: Hugh H. Coleman, Jr. of North Charleston, SC; eight grandchildren: Crissie, Carrie, Cassie, Kody, Kaleb Glanton and Courtney and Charlie Blitch; one great-grandchild.
Interment: Live Oak Memorial Gardens.
Her obituary was published in the Charleston Post and Courier 11 and 12 March 2011.
Born December 20, 1947, in Charleston, SC, she was the daughter of Hugh H. Coleman and Evelyn Thomas Coleman.
Mrs. Blitch was a graduate of Newberry College and attended The Citadel.
She had been employed by Carmike Cinema. She formerly taught school with the Charleston County School District and Aiken County School District.
Sylvia was a member of the Order of the Easter Star, Amaranth, Daughters of the Nile, and a nationally recognized poet.
She is survived by one daughter: Rachel Blitch Glanton of Johns Island, SC; one son: Charles H. "Trey" Blitch, III of North Charleston, SC; one sister: Barbara Andrews of Mobile, AL; one brother: Hugh H. Coleman, Jr. of North Charleston, SC; eight grandchildren: Crissie, Carrie, Cassie, Kody, Kaleb Glanton and Courtney and Charlie Blitch; one great-grandchild.
Interment: Live Oak Memorial Gardens.
Her obituary was published in the Charleston Post and Courier 11 and 12 March 2011.
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