Nina Brown Grant, 100, widow of Charles Boyd Grant, Sr., 87 Glenn Street, passed away Monday, February 17, 2020 at the Jesse Frank Hawkins Nursing Home in Newberry.
Nina was a daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a Child of God. She was born in Great Falls, SC, and was a daughter of the late Rev. Floyd and Carrie McSwain Brown.
In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Grant is predeceased by her son, Charles B. Grant, Jr.; her daughter, Carole Ann Grant; her sister, Eloise Whitmire; and her brothers, Hubert, Herbert, and F.E. Brown.
Mrs. Grant is survived by her two sons; her eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Nina spent most of her youth in Clinton, SC, and graduated from Clinton High School in 1937. Upon moving to Whitmire, she met and married Boyd Grant and has been proud to call Whitmire home since 1939. Through the years in Whitmire, Nina was a member of both the First Baptist Church and the First Presbyterian Church of Whitmire where she served the Lord as a Choir Member, Sunday School Teacher, GA Leader, Deacon, Elder, and Presbyterian Woman of the Year. She was proud to call both home.
Nina worked for a while at the Stevens Plant in Whitmire, as a Substitute Teacher in Newberry and Union County Schools, and was employed in the Resource Room at the Sims Middle School in Union before her retirement. She was often greeted by her former students. She was active in the Whitmire area in the Community Choir, Cub Scouts, The Meals On Wheels Program, the Reach for Recovery Program, Whitmire Jaycees and the Special Olympics. She has been an inspiration to many throughout her entire life.
Source: Union Daily Times
Nina was a daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a Child of God. She was born in Great Falls, SC, and was a daughter of the late Rev. Floyd and Carrie McSwain Brown.
In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Grant is predeceased by her son, Charles B. Grant, Jr.; her daughter, Carole Ann Grant; her sister, Eloise Whitmire; and her brothers, Hubert, Herbert, and F.E. Brown.
Mrs. Grant is survived by her two sons; her eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Nina spent most of her youth in Clinton, SC, and graduated from Clinton High School in 1937. Upon moving to Whitmire, she met and married Boyd Grant and has been proud to call Whitmire home since 1939. Through the years in Whitmire, Nina was a member of both the First Baptist Church and the First Presbyterian Church of Whitmire where she served the Lord as a Choir Member, Sunday School Teacher, GA Leader, Deacon, Elder, and Presbyterian Woman of the Year. She was proud to call both home.
Nina worked for a while at the Stevens Plant in Whitmire, as a Substitute Teacher in Newberry and Union County Schools, and was employed in the Resource Room at the Sims Middle School in Union before her retirement. She was often greeted by her former students. She was active in the Whitmire area in the Community Choir, Cub Scouts, The Meals On Wheels Program, the Reach for Recovery Program, Whitmire Jaycees and the Special Olympics. She has been an inspiration to many throughout her entire life.
Source: Union Daily Times
Nina Brown Grant, 100, widow of Charles Boyd Grant, Sr., 87 Glenn Street, passed away Monday, February 17, 2020 at the Jesse Frank Hawkins Nursing Home in Newberry.
Nina was a daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a Child of God. She was born in Great Falls, SC, and was a daughter of the late Rev. Floyd and Carrie McSwain Brown.
In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Grant is predeceased by her son, Charles B. Grant, Jr.; her daughter, Carole Ann Grant; her sister, Eloise Whitmire; and her brothers, Hubert, Herbert, and F.E. Brown.
Mrs. Grant is survived by her two sons; her eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Nina spent most of her youth in Clinton, SC, and graduated from Clinton High School in 1937. Upon moving to Whitmire, she met and married Boyd Grant and has been proud to call Whitmire home since 1939. Through the years in Whitmire, Nina was a member of both the First Baptist Church and the First Presbyterian Church of Whitmire where she served the Lord as a Choir Member, Sunday School Teacher, GA Leader, Deacon, Elder, and Presbyterian Woman of the Year. She was proud to call both home.
Nina worked for a while at the Stevens Plant in Whitmire, as a Substitute Teacher in Newberry and Union County Schools, and was employed in the Resource Room at the Sims Middle School in Union before her retirement. She was often greeted by her former students. She was active in the Whitmire area in the Community Choir, Cub Scouts, The Meals On Wheels Program, the Reach for Recovery Program, Whitmire Jaycees and the Special Olympics. She has been an inspiration to many throughout her entire life.
Source: Union Daily Times
Nina was a daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a Child of God. She was born in Great Falls, SC, and was a daughter of the late Rev. Floyd and Carrie McSwain Brown.
In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Grant is predeceased by her son, Charles B. Grant, Jr.; her daughter, Carole Ann Grant; her sister, Eloise Whitmire; and her brothers, Hubert, Herbert, and F.E. Brown.
Mrs. Grant is survived by her two sons; her eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Nina spent most of her youth in Clinton, SC, and graduated from Clinton High School in 1937. Upon moving to Whitmire, she met and married Boyd Grant and has been proud to call Whitmire home since 1939. Through the years in Whitmire, Nina was a member of both the First Baptist Church and the First Presbyterian Church of Whitmire where she served the Lord as a Choir Member, Sunday School Teacher, GA Leader, Deacon, Elder, and Presbyterian Woman of the Year. She was proud to call both home.
Nina worked for a while at the Stevens Plant in Whitmire, as a Substitute Teacher in Newberry and Union County Schools, and was employed in the Resource Room at the Sims Middle School in Union before her retirement. She was often greeted by her former students. She was active in the Whitmire area in the Community Choir, Cub Scouts, The Meals On Wheels Program, the Reach for Recovery Program, Whitmire Jaycees and the Special Olympics. She has been an inspiration to many throughout her entire life.
Source: Union Daily Times
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