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John Jeffers Obituary
Mr. Jeffers was born May 14, 1948, son of William Henry Jeffers and Ida Ervin Jeffers. A graduate of Clemson University, he was an Architect, furniture designer, artist and partner in JMO Woodworks in Charleston.
Surviving are his wife, Kathleen Higgins Jeffers of Mount Pleasant, SC; one brother, Hugh E. Jeffers of Charleston, SC; his parents, Mr. & Mrs. William H. Jeffers of Florence, SC; two sisters, Jo Jeffers of Florence, SC and Eliza J. Fulton of Mission Viego, California; one son, Jay Holmes Jeffers of Mount Pleasant, SC and one daughter, Abby Roth Jeffers of Mount Pleasant, SC.
Donations may be made to Hospice of Charleston, Inc., 3896 Leeds Avenue, North Charleston, SC, 29405.
A memorial message may be written to the family at www.jhenrystuhr.com.
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Trip Gregory
April 26, 2003
Like Bob Herring, John and I were McClenaghan classmates. John and I also were in Cub Scouts together and I remember fondly several visits I made to the Jeffers homestead out past TV 13. My warmest regards to John's wife and children, his brother Hugh and all the Jeffers clan.
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Robert Herring
April 16, 2003
I was so sorry to learn today of John's death. I was in high school with him at McClenaghan, '66, and he was one of my favorite people. We were band members under Alan Perry and had a lot of fun driving him to distraction. I lost track of John after a while, but I have great memories of him from high school. My very best to all of you in John's family.
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