Charles Dennis Atkinson, 86 of Camden, was the son of the late John L. and Alice Quillen Atkinson. He was also preceded by his brothers, J.P. Atkinson; Teddy Atkinson; James Pitts Atkinson; Johnny Atkinson; sister, Faye Atkinson; and grandchild, Mandi Bowen. He is survived by his wife, Levern Brewer Atkinson; daughter, Joan (John) Phillips of Camden; son, Randy (Patty) Atkinson of Hurricane Mills; brothers, Frank Atkinson of Centerville; Richard (Deloris) Atkinson of Florence; sisters, Shirley (Joe) Staggs of Centerville ;Helen Deen of Columbia; and 3 grandchildren.
He was and NRA Life Member; a member of the Local 292 Iron Workers Exec. Committee; a private pilot; and a member of the Nunnelly Church of Christ. He was also in the Air Force.
He was and NRA Life Member; a member of the Local 292 Iron Workers Exec. Committee; a private pilot; and a member of the Nunnelly Church of Christ. He was also in the Air Force.
Charles Dennis Atkinson, 86 of Camden, was the son of the late John L. and Alice Quillen Atkinson. He was also preceded by his brothers, J.P. Atkinson; Teddy Atkinson; James Pitts Atkinson; Johnny Atkinson; sister, Faye Atkinson; and grandchild, Mandi Bowen. He is survived by his wife, Levern Brewer Atkinson; daughter, Joan (John) Phillips of Camden; son, Randy (Patty) Atkinson of Hurricane Mills; brothers, Frank Atkinson of Centerville; Richard (Deloris) Atkinson of Florence; sisters, Shirley (Joe) Staggs of Centerville ;Helen Deen of Columbia; and 3 grandchildren.
He was and NRA Life Member; a member of the Local 292 Iron Workers Exec. Committee; a private pilot; and a member of the Nunnelly Church of Christ. He was also in the Air Force.
He was and NRA Life Member; a member of the Local 292 Iron Workers Exec. Committee; a private pilot; and a member of the Nunnelly Church of Christ. He was also in the Air Force.
Bio by: J. KEVIN CONRAD
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