Joel "Joe" M. Hiott.
Husband of Gertrude Salisbury Hiott.
This was my great uncle Joe.
One of the kindest, caring, soft-spoken men I have ever known. A true blessing to all who knew or ever had the good fortune to meet him.
Joel M. (Joe) Hiott, of Walterboro, a farmer and a retired electrician with the Army Transportation Depot in Charleston, died Friday.
Born in Colleton County, Joe was a son of Calhoun H. Hiott and Annie Fender Hiott.
He was a Marine Corps veteran, a Mason and a member of the American Legion, Order of the Eastern Star and Oak Grove Hunting Club.
Joe was an active member of Doctors Creek church.
Surviving are his wife, Gertrude Salisbury Hiott; three sons, Samuel E. Hiott of Hollywood, William F. Hiott of Walterboro and Joel D. Hiott of Charlotte; a brother, Carn Foch Hiott of Walterboro; 11 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held in Doctors Creek Baptist Church, with interment in the church cemetery with Masonic rites.
Husband of Gertrude Salisbury Hiott.
This was my great uncle Joe.
One of the kindest, caring, soft-spoken men I have ever known. A true blessing to all who knew or ever had the good fortune to meet him.
Joel M. (Joe) Hiott, of Walterboro, a farmer and a retired electrician with the Army Transportation Depot in Charleston, died Friday.
Born in Colleton County, Joe was a son of Calhoun H. Hiott and Annie Fender Hiott.
He was a Marine Corps veteran, a Mason and a member of the American Legion, Order of the Eastern Star and Oak Grove Hunting Club.
Joe was an active member of Doctors Creek church.
Surviving are his wife, Gertrude Salisbury Hiott; three sons, Samuel E. Hiott of Hollywood, William F. Hiott of Walterboro and Joel D. Hiott of Charlotte; a brother, Carn Foch Hiott of Walterboro; 11 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held in Doctors Creek Baptist Church, with interment in the church cemetery with Masonic rites.
Joel "Joe" M. Hiott.
Husband of Gertrude Salisbury Hiott.
This was my great uncle Joe.
One of the kindest, caring, soft-spoken men I have ever known. A true blessing to all who knew or ever had the good fortune to meet him.
Joel M. (Joe) Hiott, of Walterboro, a farmer and a retired electrician with the Army Transportation Depot in Charleston, died Friday.
Born in Colleton County, Joe was a son of Calhoun H. Hiott and Annie Fender Hiott.
He was a Marine Corps veteran, a Mason and a member of the American Legion, Order of the Eastern Star and Oak Grove Hunting Club.
Joe was an active member of Doctors Creek church.
Surviving are his wife, Gertrude Salisbury Hiott; three sons, Samuel E. Hiott of Hollywood, William F. Hiott of Walterboro and Joel D. Hiott of Charlotte; a brother, Carn Foch Hiott of Walterboro; 11 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held in Doctors Creek Baptist Church, with interment in the church cemetery with Masonic rites.
Husband of Gertrude Salisbury Hiott.
This was my great uncle Joe.
One of the kindest, caring, soft-spoken men I have ever known. A true blessing to all who knew or ever had the good fortune to meet him.
Joel M. (Joe) Hiott, of Walterboro, a farmer and a retired electrician with the Army Transportation Depot in Charleston, died Friday.
Born in Colleton County, Joe was a son of Calhoun H. Hiott and Annie Fender Hiott.
He was a Marine Corps veteran, a Mason and a member of the American Legion, Order of the Eastern Star and Oak Grove Hunting Club.
Joe was an active member of Doctors Creek church.
Surviving are his wife, Gertrude Salisbury Hiott; three sons, Samuel E. Hiott of Hollywood, William F. Hiott of Walterboro and Joel D. Hiott of Charlotte; a brother, Carn Foch Hiott of Walterboro; 11 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held in Doctors Creek Baptist Church, with interment in the church cemetery with Masonic rites.
