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Profiles of SC College Students Killed in Fire


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List of Iraqi war dead from SC, listed by city. It amazes me these heros are completely neglected by the media, whilst we get several days news coverage on the event that happened at the beach house party.

Aiken Adams, Algernon Private 28-Oct-2003

Aiken Dillon, Matthew V. Corporal 11-Dec-2006

Allendale Smith, Orenthial Javon Sergeant 22-Jun-2003

Allendale Youmans, Rodricka Antwan Private 1st Class 06-Jul-2004

Barnwell Buggs, George Edward Sergeant 23-Mar-2003

Barnwell DeFrenn, Jason Garth Chief Warrant Officer 02-Feb-2007

Blackville/Wagener Moski, Jason L. Specialist 25-Feb-2005

Boiling Springs Hutchings, Nolen Ryan Private 23-Mar-2003

Burton Furman, Donald D. Sergeant 12-Oct-2005

Campobello Shields, Andrew C. 1st Lieutenant 09-Dec-2004

Charleston Gadsden, Jonathan E. Lance Corporal 22-Oct-2004

Chester Tinsley, Douglas L. Specialist 27-Dec-2006

Columbia Derrick, Andrew Joseph Sergeant 23-Sep-2005

Columbia Collado, Jay T. Staff Sergeant 20-Feb-2006

Columbia Dunkin, Shawn M. Sergeant 19-Feb-2007

Columbia White, Anthony Private 25-Mar-2007

Cordova Jennings, Darius T. Specialist 02-Nov-2003

Cowpens Fox, Travis A. Lance Corporal 30-Oct-2004

Dillon/Conway Owens, Anthony Chad Specialist 01-Feb-2006

Easley Hampton, Kimberly N. Captain 02-Jan-2004

Elgin Griffin Jr., Patrick Lee Staff Sergeant 13-May-2003

Fort Mill Neff II, Paul M. Staff Sergeant 07-Nov-2003

Georgetown Anderson Jr., Carl L. Airman 1st Class 29-Aug-2004

Goose Creek Yancey, Dustin A. Private 1st Class 04-Nov-2005

Greenville Jones, Anthony G. Sergeant 14-Jun-2005

Greenville Walker, Zandra T. Specialist 15-Aug-2007

Irmo Weimortz, David G. Corporal 26-Aug-2006

Ladson Hobart, Melissa J. Private 1st Class 06-Jun-2004

Lake City Stack, Michael Boyd Sergeant Major 11-Apr-2004

Lexington Caughman, Thomas D. Private 1st Class 09-Jun-2004

Lexington Torrence, Joshua L. Lance Corporal 14-Mar-2005

Lexington Fitzgerald, Almar L. 2nd Lieutenant 21-Feb-2006

Mauldin Lewis, Adrian J. Sergeant 21-Mar-2007

Mountville Byers, Joshua T. Captain 23-Jul-2003

Myrtle Beach Hildreth, Seth A. Specialist 27-Aug-2006

North Charleston Lemon, Jerome Staff Sergeant 27-Oct-2004

Orangeburg Mack, Vorn J. Private 1st Class 23-Aug-2003

Orangeburg Thompson, Anthony O. Sergeant 18-Sep-2003

Orangeburg Bell-Johnson, Katrina Lani Specialist 16-Feb-2005

Pendleton Greenlee, Satieon V. Private 1st Class 02-Oct-2006

Piedmont Wagoner, Terry D. Staff Sergeant 14-Sep-2007

Red Top Gadsden, Clifford V. "CC" 2nd Lieutenant 29-Apr-2005

Ridgeland Patterson Jr., Esau G. Staff Sergeant 29-Apr-2004

Rock Hill Leach, Patrick D. Chief Warrant Officer 09-Dec-2004

Spartanburg Adams, Michael S. Private 1st Class 21-Aug-2003

Spartanburg Sams II, Joey T. Private 1st Class 21-Mar-2007

Spartanburg Lindsey, David Paul Lance Corporal 25-May-2007

St. Stephen Phillips, John P. Sergeant 16-Aug-2006

Taylors Ferguson, Rian C. Specialist 14-Dec-2003

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Both are tragic but I guess the war deaths do not get as much coverage because you kind of expect SOMEBODY to die in battle. The soldiers know what they are getting into....I don't think the college students expected to go on vacation knowing that their was going to be a risk of dying in a horrible house fire...

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It's kind of sad that we can't even have a thread about this kind of tragedy without people hijacking the thread or turning it into an argument.

This was a huge tragedy and I feel terrible for all the friends and family of the students killed. If events like this teach us anything, it's to enjoy the time we have with our loved ones and let people know that we care about them.

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It's kind of sad that we can't even have a thread about this kind of tragedy without people hijacking the thread or turning it into an argument.

This was a huge tragedy and I feel terrible for all the friends and family of the students killed. If events like this teach us anything, it's to enjoy the time we have with our loved ones and let people know that we care about them.

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