State, The (Columbia, SC) - Monday, January 9, 1995
CHARLES BLACK, 37, CAMERON POLICE CHIEF
died Saturday, Jan. 7, 1995. Born in Rock Hill, he was a son of Charles Albert Black and Kaye Black Walter. A graduate of Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College and the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, he retired as chief of police with the city of Cameron. He was a former police officer and criminal investigator with the city of Orangeburg Police Department and a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve and Resurrection Lutheran Church, where he was a youth adviser. Surviving are his wife, Joanne Berry Black with burial in St. Matthews Lutheran Church cemetery of Creston
CHARLES BLACK, 37, CAMERON POLICE CHIEF
died Saturday, Jan. 7, 1995. Born in Rock Hill, he was a son of Charles Albert Black and Kaye Black Walter. A graduate of Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College and the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, he retired as chief of police with the city of Cameron. He was a former police officer and criminal investigator with the city of Orangeburg Police Department and a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve and Resurrection Lutheran Church, where he was a youth adviser. Surviving are his wife, Joanne Berry Black with burial in St. Matthews Lutheran Church cemetery of Creston
State, The (Columbia, SC) - Monday, January 9, 1995
CHARLES BLACK, 37, CAMERON POLICE CHIEF
died Saturday, Jan. 7, 1995. Born in Rock Hill, he was a son of Charles Albert Black and Kaye Black Walter. A graduate of Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College and the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, he retired as chief of police with the city of Cameron. He was a former police officer and criminal investigator with the city of Orangeburg Police Department and a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve and Resurrection Lutheran Church, where he was a youth adviser. Surviving are his wife, Joanne Berry Black with burial in St. Matthews Lutheran Church cemetery of Creston
CHARLES BLACK, 37, CAMERON POLICE CHIEF
died Saturday, Jan. 7, 1995. Born in Rock Hill, he was a son of Charles Albert Black and Kaye Black Walter. A graduate of Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College and the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, he retired as chief of police with the city of Cameron. He was a former police officer and criminal investigator with the city of Orangeburg Police Department and a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve and Resurrection Lutheran Church, where he was a youth adviser. Surviving are his wife, Joanne Berry Black with burial in St. Matthews Lutheran Church cemetery of Creston
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