My grandmother took me to the "Scissor Wizard" when I was a little boy. It must have been more than 35 years ago, now. Like many kids, I didn't like haircuts, but she put me at ease and was so friendly, it took all the anxiety away. All these years later, I still remember that. Some people are a real ray of sunshine in the lives of others, and I bet she was that for a lot of people. My condolences to her loved ones.
I first met Faye and her family while we were members of St. Paul Methodist Church in New Ellenton. As we grew up to become teenagers, we got to know each other better, as my brothers started a band and we would see each other at different places. .Our parents used to go to Augusta together on date nights. I am guessing they needed a break from us kids. Faye always had a big smile on her face. She and Hank were so good to my mother, Roxy Bouknight, when she was still here with us. May
God watch over her and may God be with all of her family as they face the days ahead without her. We send our love!
Dear Hank, Sylvia and family, may God bless you and wrap His loving arms around you. My heart hurts in your loss, but rejoices for Fayes gain - Heaven. Faye was always a beautiful lady inside and out. We have peace in knowing she is made whole and we will ser her again. Lean on Jesus in your loss.
So sorry to hear this very sad news. Faye was our neighbor for several years & I remember her playing the drums. She was always sweet to me & I thought she was beautiful.
I have known Faye and her whole family all my life. She was just so much fun and she could make everyone laugh so easily. Hank your wife of some 40 years will be with you forever, and You will meet again. Just know she was so loved by everyone who ever met her. Time will help heal your pain but, rest assured your friends will never leave you. Thank God for giving you such a wonderful wife and know she is no longer in pain. Take Care Hank, yr friend Steve
I have known Faye just about all of my life. When we’re young and full of piss and vinegar she, Patti Honea and I would sneak out of the house and run all over the golf course not really doing anything but thought it was fun to run around in our pajamas knowing that our parents would kick our behind. And we would go to Richardson Lake and pretend that we were mermaids in the ocean with humans trying to catch us. Silly I know but such great memories! I loved her and her family the world has lost an angel and heaven has gained one.Fly pain free my dear friend until we meet again. I love you and you will be missed!
