Gladys Maaser Bennett, of Charleston, the widow of Oliver Bennett, died June 24, 2009.
Born in Horry County, she was one of eleven children born to the late Grover C. Anderson and Mary Parker Anderson.
Gladys was a graduate of Conway High School and was a volunteer in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) at Pearl Harbor during WWII.
She touched many lives during her career as a house parent before retiring from the Coastal Center in Ladson.
Gladys was a charter member of South Side Baptist Church in Charleston.
She will be deeply missed by her daughter: Claudia Blanton of Ladson; a sister: Bessie Lempesis of Orangeburg; six grandchildren: Thomas C. Lamb, Bryan N. Lamb, Michael C. Blanton, Tracy Wilson, Annette Sternberg and Janet Blanton and six great-grandchildren.
Born in Horry County, she was one of eleven children born to the late Grover C. Anderson and Mary Parker Anderson.
Gladys was a graduate of Conway High School and was a volunteer in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) at Pearl Harbor during WWII.
She touched many lives during her career as a house parent before retiring from the Coastal Center in Ladson.
Gladys was a charter member of South Side Baptist Church in Charleston.
She will be deeply missed by her daughter: Claudia Blanton of Ladson; a sister: Bessie Lempesis of Orangeburg; six grandchildren: Thomas C. Lamb, Bryan N. Lamb, Michael C. Blanton, Tracy Wilson, Annette Sternberg and Janet Blanton and six great-grandchildren.
Gladys Maaser Bennett, of Charleston, the widow of Oliver Bennett, died June 24, 2009.
Born in Horry County, she was one of eleven children born to the late Grover C. Anderson and Mary Parker Anderson.
Gladys was a graduate of Conway High School and was a volunteer in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) at Pearl Harbor during WWII.
She touched many lives during her career as a house parent before retiring from the Coastal Center in Ladson.
Gladys was a charter member of South Side Baptist Church in Charleston.
She will be deeply missed by her daughter: Claudia Blanton of Ladson; a sister: Bessie Lempesis of Orangeburg; six grandchildren: Thomas C. Lamb, Bryan N. Lamb, Michael C. Blanton, Tracy Wilson, Annette Sternberg and Janet Blanton and six great-grandchildren.
Born in Horry County, she was one of eleven children born to the late Grover C. Anderson and Mary Parker Anderson.
Gladys was a graduate of Conway High School and was a volunteer in the Women's Army Corps (WAC) at Pearl Harbor during WWII.
She touched many lives during her career as a house parent before retiring from the Coastal Center in Ladson.
Gladys was a charter member of South Side Baptist Church in Charleston.
She will be deeply missed by her daughter: Claudia Blanton of Ladson; a sister: Bessie Lempesis of Orangeburg; six grandchildren: Thomas C. Lamb, Bryan N. Lamb, Michael C. Blanton, Tracy Wilson, Annette Sternberg and Janet Blanton and six great-grandchildren.
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